Washington Regulations § 434-262-030 County auditor's abstract of votes
Regulation Text
The county canvassing board shall meet and canvass all ballots. Upon completion of this canvass ten days after a special election, fourteen days after a primary, and twenty-one days after a general election, the county auditor shall present the auditor's abstract of votes, which must include, at a minimum:
(1)
The number of registered voters eligible to vote in the election, by precinct;
(2)
The number of ballots cast in the election, by precinct;
(3)
The votes cast for each race or issue, including write-ins, undervotes, and overvotes, by precinct;
(4)
Cumulative vote totals including write-ins, under-votes, and overvotes; and
(5)
An aggregate total of votes cast for each declared candidate qualifying for the general election or elected. Individual write-in vote tallies for candidates not meeting the minimum threshold according to chapter 29A.60 RCW shall not be included in the official abstract of votes and results displayed online.
Write-in votes for candidates whose names appear on the ballot for that office should be counted according to WAC
434-261-086
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