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Washington Statute
§ 29A.60.040 Rejection of ballots or parts-Write-in votes

Code: Title 29A: ElectionsChapter 29A.60: Canvassing

Topics: Vote Counting and Canvassing Ballot Rejection and Curing Write-Ins

Washington Statute
§ 29A.60.050 Questions on validity of ballot-Rejection-Preservation and return

Code: Title 29A: ElectionsChapter 29A.60: Canvassing

Topics: Responsibilities - Election Officials Vote Counting and Canvassing Ballot Rejection and Curing

Washington Statute
§ 29A.60.120 Counting ballots-Official returns

Code: Title 29A: ElectionsChapter 29A.60: Canvassing

Topics: Record Retention and Confidentiality Ballot Rejection and Curing Voting Equipment and Technology

Washington Statute
§ 29A.60.125 Damaged ballots

Code: Title 29A: ElectionsChapter 29A.60: Canvassing

Topics: Election Security Responsibilities - Election Officials Vote Counting and Canvassing Ballot Rejection and Curing Voting Equipment and Technology

Washington Statute
§ 29A.60.165 Unsigned ballot declarations

Code: Title 29A: ElectionsChapter 29A.60: Canvassing

Topics: Public Disclosure and Reporting Responsibilities - Election Officials Vote Counting and Canvassing Ballot Rejection and Curing

Washington Statute
§ 29A.60.300 Statewide survey of voted ballot rejection rates and reasons for rejections-Secretary of state to conduct and publish

Code: Title 29A: ElectionsChapter 29A.60: Canvassing

Topics: Public Disclosure and Reporting Responsibilities - Election Officials Vote Counting and Canvassing Ballot Rejection and Curing

Washington Statute
§ 29A.68.011 Prevention and correction of ballot frauds and errors

Code: Title 29A: ElectionsChapter 29A.68: Contesting an Election

Topics: Causes of Action Ballot Rejection and Curing

Washington Statute
§ 29A.84.050 Tampering with registration form or ballot declaration

Code: Title 29A: ElectionsChapter 29A.84: Crimes and PenaltiesGeneral Provisions

Topics: Election Offenses Voter Registration Ballot Rejection and Curing

Washington Statute
§ 29A.84.655 Tabulation of invalid ballots

Code: Title 29A: ElectionsChapter 29A.84: Crimes and PenaltiesVoting

Topics: Election Offenses Ballot Rejection and Curing

Washington Regulation
§ 434-261-050 Unsigned ballot declaration or mismatched signatures

Code: Title 434: Secretary of StateChapter 434-261: Counting center procedures

Topics: Responsibilities - Election Officials Ballot Rejection and Curing Vote by Mail and Absentee Voting

Washington Regulation
§ 434-262-031 Rejection of ballots or parts of ballots

Code: Title 434: Secretary of StateChapter 434-262: Canvassing and certification

Topics: Record Retention and Confidentiality Vote Counting and Canvassing Post-Election Challenge Ballot Rejection and Curing

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