Election Law Maps
Who counts provisional ballots?
About this Map...
This map shows the nature of the local-level entity that counts provisional ballots. Sometimes this type of entity is required to have at least some representation from the minority political party, but other times there is no such requirement.
Local election authority - partisanship unconstrained
Local election authority - bipartisan
County canvassing board - partisanship unconstrained
County canvassing board - bipartisan
N/A
Depends
State not researched
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