Chapter 4. Canvassing Returns by County Election Board

Chapter 4. Canvassing Returns by County Election Board

3-12-4-1. Members of county election board to canvass votes in county
3-12-4-2. Repealed
3-12-4-3. Compensation of members of county election board
3-12-4-4. Employment of clerical assistants and write-in teams; nonpartisan student assistants
3-12-4-5. Compensation of clerical assistants
3-12-4-5.5. Chapter establishes standards to define vote
3-12-4-6. Canvass of certificates, poll lists, and tally papers returned by inspectors; providing room in courthouse
3-12-4-7. Counties over 300,000; providing of assembly room
3-12-4-8. Examination and comparison of certificates, poll lists, and tally sheets; aggregating and tabulating vote for county and political subdivision
3-12-4-9. Declaration of candidate with highest vote count; tabulation of votes for public question; certification of results
3-12-4-10. Statement prepared by circuit court clerk; contents; copy for candidate
3-12-4-11. Statement prepared by circuit court clerk; signature of county election board
3-12-4-12. Statement prepared by circuit court clerk; copies to county chairman of each political party upon request
3-12-4-13. Delivery of canvass sheets, certificates, poll lists, and tally papers to circuit court clerk
3-12-4-14. Tie votes
3-12-4-15. Conditions prohibiting rejection of certificates, poll lists, or tally papers; return from precinct election board
3-12-4-16. Disagreement as to how to count vote of precinct; report to judge with written brief stating grounds of disagreement
3-12-4-17. Judge's determination on disagreement
3-12-4-18. Electronic voting systems; inspection of registering counter or other recording device; filing notice of order with secretary of state; time
3-12-4-19. Electronic voting systems; place of inspection; presence of accredited representative of each major political party
3-12-4-20. Electronic voting systems; comparison of number of votes registered on counter with returns made by precinct election board
3-12-4-21. Electronic voting systems; discrepancy between number of votes registered and returns made by precinct election board; correction
3-12-4-22. Contested election or nomination; recount; corrected returns as prima facie evidence of vote
3-12-4-23. Tally papers

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