127.097 – CONDUCT OF SECOND TEST. (a) The automatic
Texas Election Code § 127.097
Summary
This law mandates that automatic tabulating equipment cannot be used for counting ballots until a successful test is completed. If the initial test fails, the presiding judge must document the adjustments made to ensure a successful retest.
Automatic tabulating equipment requires a successful test before use.
Unsuccessful tests must be documented by the presiding judge.
Records of adjustments must be retained with test materials.
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