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MN Recount Laws

Counting Ballots - Rules for Recounts: MN Statute 204C.361 describes the manner in which recount officials shall count ballots from multiple precincts. »
Counting and Challenging Ballots: MN Rule 8235.0800 describes how and for what reasons a challenge may be made to a particular ballot. »
Chain of Custody - Role of Auditors and Clerks: MN Statute 204C.28 provides instructions for county auditors and clerks in keeping ballots secure on election night and afterwards. »
Chain of Custody - Securing Ballots and Materials: MN Rule 8235.0400 provides basic guidance on keeping ballots and voter registration materials secure. »
Provision for Automatic Recount: MN Statute 204C.35 clarifies when either an automatic recount or a discretionary candidate recount for federal, state, and judicial races should take place. »
Determing Voter Intent: MN Statute 204C.22 provides detail to election officials on determing voter intent. »
Secretary of State Recount Guide: First issued to election officials and staff, this is a good overview to aspects of MN's Election Law pertaining to the recount process. It gives guidance on chain of custody, resolving discrepancies, and other topics. »
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