Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 258 § 258.190 — Secretary of State ordering recount after demand; notice
Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 258 ·
Oregon Code § 258.190·Enacted ·Last updated March 01, 2026
Statute Text
Secretary of State ordering recount after demand; notice.
(1) After a recount demand is
filed, the Secretary of State shall direct the official who conducted the
election or the clerk of any county containing precincts in which ballots were
cast on the measure or for the nomination or office specified in the demand for
a recount to conduct a recount in the precincts specified in the demand.
(2) If the demand
for a recount of votes cast for a nomination or office is filed, the Secretary
of State, not later than the third day after the filing of the first demand,
shall notify the affected candidates that a recount is to be made in the
precincts specified in the demand. The notice shall be sent by electronic mail
or, if an electronic mail address for the affected candidate is unavailable, by
certified or registered mail.
(3) The official
who is to conduct the recount, within a reasonable time before the recount,
shall notify the affected candidates or the individual filing the demand for
recount for a measure of the date, time and place of the recount. [Formerly
251.550; 2022 c.84 §2]
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Key Points
01Part of Oregon statutory law
02Referenced as Oregon Code § 258.190
03Subject to legislative amendments
04Consult a licensed attorney for application to specific cases
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