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Official Canvass

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The "public process of processing and tallying all ballots received in an election, including, but not limited to, provisional ballots and absentee ballots not included in the semifinal official canvass. The official canvass also includes the process of reconciling ballots, attempting to prohibit duplicate voting by absentee and provisional voters, and performance of the manual tally of 1 percent of all precincts." Cal. Elec. Code §335.5.

Also known asfinal canvass · certified canvass · election canvass · vote canvass · ballot canvass
2 sources cited4 related termsReviewed by Martins Ogundare · Aug 9, 2026
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The "public process of processing and tallying all ballots received in an election, including, but not limited to, provisional ballots and absentee ballots not included in the semifinal official canvass. The official canvass also includes the process of reconciling ballots, attempting to prohibit duplicate voting by absentee and provisional voters, and performance of the manual tally of 1 percent of all precincts." Cal. Elec. Code §335.5.

Electronic Voting Glossary · 2024

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Election Security Glossary. (2026). Official Canvass. In Election Security Glossary. Retrieved September 3, 2026, from https://electionsecurityglossary.com/glossary/official-canvass

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Electronic Voting Glossary
Electronic Voting Glossary

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2018 Risk Limiting Audit Pilot Project Report
2018 Risk Limiting Audit Pilot Project Report

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