Texas § EL.213.056 - DETERMINATION OF RESULT OF RECOUNT

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§ EL.213.056. DETERMINATION OF RESULT OF RECOUNT

DETERMINATION OF RESULT OF RECOUNT; NOTICE. (a) After receiving the notices of the results of a recount from all the recount supervisors, the recount coordinator shall promptly determine the result of the recount. (b) The recount coordinator shall give notice of the result of the recount to: (1) the petitioner and each person entitled to notice under Section 212.032 , for an initial recount or an expedited recount; and (2) the petitioner, the applicant, and any other person entitled to notice under Section 212.032 , for a supplementary recount. Acts 1985, 69th Leg., ch. 211, Sec. 1, eff. Jan. 1, 1986.

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