Texas § EL.212.057 - PROCESSING APPLICATION

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§ EL.212.057. PROCESSING APPLICATION

PROCESSING APPLICATION. (a) An application for a supplementary recount is subject to review, amendment, and action by the recount coordinator in the same manner as prescribed by Sections 212.029 , 212.030 , and 212.031 for a petition for an initial recount. (b) After approving an application, the recount coordinator shall promptly give notice of the approval of the application to the petitioner for the initial recount and to each person entitled to notice of an approved petition under Section 212.032 . Acts 1985, 69th Leg., ch. 211, Sec. 1, eff. Jan. 1, 1986. SUBCHAPTER D. EXPEDITED RECOUNT

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