Tex. Election Code § 212.032
This is the official text of Tex. Election Code § 212.032, part of Texas’s Election Code — governs how elections are conducted.
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§ 212.032. NOTICE OF APPROVAL TO OTHERS INVOLVED IN ELECTION.
Official statutory text
After approving a recount petition, the recount coordinator shall promptly notify the following persons of the petition's approval:
(1) if the recount involves an election for nomination or election to an office, each opposing candidate;
(2) if the recount involves an election for presidential electors, the presidential candidate who is shown by the election returns to have received the most votes;
(3) if the recount involves a measure:
(A) the campaign treasurer of each specific-purpose political committee involved in the election on the side opposite the side that the petitioner represents; or
(B) a person eligible to vote in the election, selected by the recount coordinator as an appropriate representative of the interests of the opposite side, if no specific-purpose committee was involved in the election; or
(4) if the recount involves a presidential primary election:
(A) each opposing candidate; and
(B) a registered voter selected by the recount coordinator as an appropriate representative of the interests of the uncommitted delegation, if an uncommitted delegation is entitled to delegate representation.
(1) if the recount involves an election for nomination or election to an office, each opposing candidate;
(2) if the recount involves an election for presidential electors, the presidential candidate who is shown by the election returns to have received the most votes;
(3) if the recount involves a measure:
(A) the campaign treasurer of each specific-purpose political committee involved in the election on the side opposite the side that the petitioner represents; or
(B) a person eligible to vote in the election, selected by the recount coordinator as an appropriate representative of the interests of the opposite side, if no specific-purpose committee was involved in the election; or
(4) if the recount involves a presidential primary election:
(A) each opposing candidate; and
(B) a registered voter selected by the recount coordinator as an appropriate representative of the interests of the uncommitted delegation, if an uncommitted delegation is entitled to delegate representation.
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