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Arizona
Campaigns can’t request a recount, they can only be triggered automatically when there is a margin of less than or equal to 0.1 percentage point
Nevada
Campaigns can request a recount regardless of vote margin within three days of the state canvass, which must be completed within six “working days” of the election. The recount must be completed within 10 days of the request. The campaign requesting the recount must pay for it.
North Carolina
Campaigns can request a recount if a race has a margin of 0.5% or less, and it must be requested by noon of the second business day after the state canvass, which happens three weeks after the election. A recount must be completed within approximately five days of the request, though that is subject to the decision of the State Board of Elections.
Pennsylvania
There are mandatory recounts for any race that has a margin of 0.5% or less that must be completed within three weeks of an election. The 34,000-vote lead Mr. Biden held when the race was called Saturday was just outside that margin. Campaigns can also request recounts, no matter the margin, within five days of canvass completion.
Wisconsin
Vote margins must be within 1 percentage point for a campaign to request a recount. There are no automatic recounts in the state, and the campaign that requests it must pay for it. It must be completed within 13 days of the formal recount order. The request must be submitted within three days of the state’s official county canvass.
originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: scraedtosleep
President Trump is now trailing Joe Biden by only 13,000 votes in Arizona. 85000 ballots left to count. Next update at 6 p.m. Eastern.
originally posted by: Stevenmonet
In Georgia like in all states the state legislature decides whether a recount gets done.
(a) In precincts where paper ballots or scanning ballots have been used, the superintendent may, either of his or her own motion or upon petition of any candidate or political party, order the recount of all the ballots for a particular precinct or precincts for one or more offices in which it shall appear that a discrepancy or error, although not apparent on the face of the returns, has been made.
(b) In precincts where voting machines have been used, whenever it appears that there is a discrepancy in the returns recorded for any voting machine or machines or that an error, although not apparent on the face of the returns, exists, the superintendent shall, either of his or her own motion or upon the sworn petition of three electors of any precinct, order a recanvass of the votes shown on that particular machine or machines. GA Code § 21-2-495 (2019)
originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
originally posted by: Stevenmonet
In Georgia like in all states the state legislature decides whether a recount gets done.
Wrong:
(a) In precincts where paper ballots or scanning ballots have been used, the superintendent may, either of his or her own motion or upon petition of any candidate or political party, order the recount of all the ballots for a particular precinct or precincts for one or more offices in which it shall appear that a discrepancy or error, although not apparent on the face of the returns, has been made.
(b) In precincts where voting machines have been used, whenever it appears that there is a discrepancy in the returns recorded for any voting machine or machines or that an error, although not apparent on the face of the returns, exists, the superintendent shall, either of his or her own motion or upon the sworn petition of three electors of any precinct, order a recanvass of the votes shown on that particular machine or machines. GA Code § 21-2-495 (2019)
But nice giant pointless word salad.
originally posted by: Stevenmonet
The state legislature passed the voting laws for GA...
...and the states legislature appoints the electors...
All states legislatures decide how to conduct their elections.
America is a republic not a democracy. Look it up.
The states legislatures appoint their electors...
originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
originally posted by: Stevenmonet
The state legislature passed the voting laws for GA...
I said that.
...and the states legislature appoints the electors...
Not relevant but are typically appointed by the Parties.
All states legislatures decide how to conduct their elections.
I already said that.
America is a republic not a democracy. Look it up.
Not relevant.
The states legislatures appoint their electors...
Not relevant but are typically appointed by the Parties.
originally posted by: Stevenmonet
It was your contention that these states with close races will have no recounts or court cases because muh trumps got nadda.
originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
a reply to: RickyD
What part of what I said is incorrect?
originally posted by: RickyD
Missed this one but pretty sure your inability to read has you wondering. I actually answered that last post with a quoted portion of the WSJ article so you could try and have soneone read you an