County Canvassing Board

Primary definition

The "body charged by law with the duty of canvassing absentee ballots, of ruling on the validity of questioned or challenged ballots, of the verifying all unofficial returns as listed in the auditor's abstract of votes, and the producing of the official county canvass report; it shall be composed of the county auditor, prosecuting attorney, and chairman of the board of the county legislative authority, or their designated representatives." Wash. Admin. Code §434- 261-010(3). Also used in Florida, Kansas and Wyoming.

Also known ascounty canvass board · county board of canvassers · county canvassing commission · county canvassers · CCB · county canvassing authority · county election canvassing board
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The "body charged by law with the duty of canvassing absentee ballots, of ruling on the validity of questioned or challenged ballots, of the verifying all unofficial returns as listed in the auditor's abstract of votes, and the producing of the official county canvass report; it shall be composed of the county auditor, prosecuting attorney, and chairman of the board of the county legislative authority, or their designated representatives." Wash. Admin. Code §434- 261-010(3). Also used in Florida, Kansas and Wyoming.

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Election Security Glossary. (2026). County Canvassing Board. In Election Security Glossary. Retrieved August 20, 2026, from https://electionsecurityglossary.com/glossary/county-canvassing-board

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