Each of the seven major battleground states has different rules governing how – and when – candidates can request ballot recounts in the event of a close election. Now, as voters continue to ...

Recount requests for statewide candidates or ballot measures must be made to the California Secretary of State's office, but local races — such as the District 5 race — must be made to the ...

Schleiker said that’s due to state law and in the future, he’d look to amend ... all the correct ballots? Or all the ballots?’” Colorado law states a mandatory recount must occur if ...

WE’RE LOOKING AT A 2 TO 3 DAY WINDOW ... will order all county boards of election to conduct a recount if a candidate who appears on the ballot in every district is defeated by one half of ...

Here is a look at what Georgia’s law says ... they occur only upon request under the specified conditions. Recounts are typically conducted using ballot scanners. Prior to the recount, each ...

If the signature does not match, it goes under review for another team to look at previous ballots and registration signatures from the voter to see how it might have changed over time.

This story has been updated with additional information. A recount for a narrowly defeated ballot measure to repeal ranked choice voting in Alaska is underway under the watchful eyes of attorneys ...

During the recount, election officials re-scanned ballots and took a closer look at ballots where the voter’s choice wasn’t clear. Related: Can you guess how these 10 ambiguous Ballot Measure ...

There is a ballot recount taking place in the Hartland Lakeside School District. On Election Day, voters had to select three people of six for the school board. The top three vote-getters win.

The Iowa Democratic Party, which had a representative in attendance at this week’s recount, described a 19-ballot discrepancy after all the early ballots were re-run through the machines.

The Alaska Republican Party requested the recount Sunday ... and we’re really just having to look at ballots that have, I guess, obscure, confusing marks,” said Scott Kendall, an Anchorage ...