Louisiana Statutes § 18:1435 Votes reported due to tabulation error; determination of result
Statute Text
When the court finds that one or more of the reported votes in a contested election are the result of an error in tabulation by an election official and the judge can accurately assess which are the correct votes, the judge shall correct the vote totals accordingly. Thereafter, and after considering all the evidence, the court shall determine the result of the election.
Source
Acts 2004, No. 526, §2, eff. June 25, 2004.
History
Acts 2004, No. 526, §2, eff. 6/25/2004 .
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