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Pennsylvania Statutes § 2673 Tie votes for judge and inspector

⤴ Up to Article IV: District Election Officers

Statute Text

If at any municipal election in any district there shall be a tie vote for the office of judge of election, the majority inspector of election elected at said election shall decide the tie vote. If at any municipal election in any district there is a tie vote for inspectors, the two candidates who receive the same number of votes shall determine by lot which of them shall be the majority inspector, and the other candidate shall be the minority inspector, and in case of a tie vote also for judge of election at said election, the tie shall be decided by the person so determined to be majority inspector. The county board shall be notified immediately upon the determination of any such tie vote.

History

1937, June 3, P.L. 1333, art. IV, § 403.

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