New York § 112 - 112Canvass of votes
Full text of New York New York Consolidated Laws § 112 — 112Canvass of votes, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 112. 112Canvass of votes
§ 112. Canvass of votes. Upon the closing of the polls at such election, such county attorney or sheriff and such council members not then candidates for election shall count the votes cast thereat and publicly declare the result of such election, specifying the number of votes cast for each person at such election, and the names of the persons elected. The clerk shall enter on the tribal book the names of each person voted for at such election, the number of votes cast for each such person, the names of the persons elected to office and the terms for which they are to serve.
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