§ 15630 Recount Ballot Examination Rules
This law lets a voter ask to look at any ballot during a recount, but the ballots can’t be touched unless the election official says it’s okay and is watching, and only certain people are allowed to handle them.
A voter asks for a recount and wants to see the ballots that were counted for their precinct.
The election office can let the voter look at the ballots, but nobody can pick them up or move them unless the election official gives permission and is there to watch, and only the official, people they direct, members of the recount board, or a court order can actually handle the ballots.
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§ 15630 Recount Ballot Examination Rules
Last verified: January 10, 2026