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Vote Counting

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VC004

Votes are sorted/counted at


Question:Following the close of the voting, where are the votes first sorted and counted?
Answer: a. The polling stations
Comments:
Source: Electoral Law: "Ley General de Instituciones y Procedimientos Electorales", art. 287: https://aceproject.org/ero-en/regions/americas/MX/mexico-lgipe-2024/
Verified: 2024/04/12
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VC011

When are ballots recounted?


Question:Under what conditions are ballots recounted?
Answer(s): c. Automatically (triggered) recounted under certain conditions
d. By request
Comments: The law orders that a new scrutiny and tallying of the registered voting at a given polling station be done for any election when: the results set in the acts do not match; there were evident alterations to the acts that would pose a founded doubt upon the outcome of the voting in the polling station; there is no act of the polling station and it is not in the possession of the president of the council; there are evident mistakes or inconsistencies throughout the acts, unless they can be clarified by other means to the complete satisfaction of whoever had made the request; every single vote was cast in favour of one candidate; the number of null votes is bigger than the difference between the two most-voted candidates; the dossier shows evidence of alteration. Furthermore, the law stipulates that a recount of all the votes of every polling station in a district must take place when at the beginning of the district count for a given election there is evidence, or if it was verified at the conclusion, that the difference between the two most-voted candidates is equal or inferior to 1% of the votes cast, as long as there is and express request.
Source: Electoral Law: "Ley General de Instituciones y Procedimientos Electorales", arts. 311: https://aceproject.org/ero-en/regions/americas/MX/mexico-lgipe-2024/
Verified: 2024/04/12
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