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1. • • You must consider any recount request but by law may refuse if, in your opinion, the request is unreasonable. 3 You may, however, consider offering the candidates and agents the opportunity to inspect the bundles of ballot papers as a means of reassuring them that the result is accurate.
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   What if a recount request is unreasonable?

   • You must consider any recount request but by law may refuse if, in your opinion, the request is unreasonable. 3 You may, however, consider offering the candidates and agents the opportunity to inspect the bundles of ballot papers as a means of reassuring them that the result is accurate.

   Provisional results and recounts | Electoral Commission

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   Can a returning officer refuse a recount?

   • They use guidelines issued by the Electoral Commission. Candidates and their agents are entitled to request recounts. A Returning Officer must consider any recount request but may by law refuse it if they deem it "unreasonable".

   In what conditions can a candidate request a recount in a close result

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   When can I request a recount in Texas?

   • In Texas, the recount can be requested within five days after election day or two days after the canvass, whichever is later. The required margin is less than 10% of the winning candidate's vote. There is no deadline for completion. The requester pays for the recount and is eligible for a refund of requested recount costs.

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   Can the LRO refuse a recount?

   • You or your election agent can ask the LRO to recount the votes. The LRO can refuse to recount if they think the request is unreasonable. 1 Recounts can only be requested at voting area level. Police-area-wide recounts are not allowed. 1. Paragraph 54 Schedule 3 Police and Crime Commissioner Elections Order 2012 ↩

   Recounts | Electoral Commission

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   What should I do if I agree to a recount?

   • If you agree to recount the votes, you should inform the candidates and agents present at the count before the recount commences and brief them on the processes you are going to follow. As with the original count, you should carry out any recount in full view of those present.

   Provisional results and recounts | Electoral Commission

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   Should I carry out a recount?

   • As with the original count, you should carry out any recount in full view of those present. You are entitled to reconsider which ballot papers should be rejected during the recount (or any further recount).

   Provisional results and recounts | Electoral Commission

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   Dec 19, 2023 · You must consider any recount request but by law may refuse if, in your opinion, the request is unreasonable. 3 You may, however, consider offering the candidates and agents the opportunity to inspect the bundles of ballot papers as a means of reassuring them that the result is accurate.

   • Recounts | Electoral Commission

     You or your election agent can ask the LRO to recount the...

   • Recount procedures | Electoral Commission

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4. www.electoralcommission.org.uk › recountsRecounts | Electoral Commission

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   You or your election agent can ask the LRO to recount the votes. The LRO can refuse to recount if they think the request is unreasonable. 1 Recounts can only be requested at voting area level.

5. fullfact.org › election-2019 › ask-fullfact-recountIn what conditions can a candidate request a recount in a ...

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   Dec 9, 2019 · Candidates and their agents are entitled to request recounts. A Returning Officer must consider any recount request but may by law refuse it if they deem it "unreasonable".

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   May 5, 2020 · Long story short, it's up to the Returning Officer of the constituency, who must consider but by law may reject any request for a recount that they consider to be unreasonable. The relevant legislation is the Representation of the People Act 1983, Schedule 1, Rule 46 :

7. www.huffingtonpost.co.uk › entry › how-do-electionHow Do Election Recounts Work? What You Need To Know

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   Nov 7, 2020 · Under state law, campaigns can request a recount if the margin of victory is less than half of one percent of the total votes cast. The law does not specify when or how quickly the recount...

8. www.legislation.gov.uk › n4 › crossheadingRepresentation of the People Act 1983 - Legislation.gov.uk

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   Recount. 46(1) A candidate or his election agent may, if present when the counting or any recount of the votes is completed, require the returning officer to have the votes recounted or again...

9. www.electoralcommission.org.uk › guidanceRecount procedures | Electoral Commission

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   Dec 20, 2023 · You must consider any recount request but by law may refuse if, in your opinion, the request is unreasonable.3 You may, however, consider offering the candidates and agents the opportunity to inspect the bundles of the ballot papers as a means of reassuring them that the local total is accurate.