Tex. Election Code Section 212.005
Multiple Recounts on Same Office or Measure

(a)

The approval of a petition for a recount does not preclude the submission and approval of another petition on the same office or measure. A petition with respect to a particular office or measure may not be submitted after an initial recount or an expedited recount on the office or measure is completed.

(b)

If more than one recount petition, application for a supplementary recount, or application for including remaining paper ballot precincts is submitted, the recount coordinator shall promptly inform each petitioner or applicant of the submission by the other person.

(c)

Except as provided by Subsection (d), if more than one petition or application is approved, the recount requested by each person shall be conducted at the same time.

(d)

If different counting methods are chosen under Section 214.042 (Counting Method for Recount)(a) among multiple requests for a recount of electronic voting system results, only one method may be used in the recount. A manual recount shall be conducted in preference to an electronic recount and an electronic recount using a corrected program shall be conducted in preference to an electronic recount using the same program as the original count.
Acts 1985, 69th Leg., ch. 211, Sec. 1, eff. Jan. 1, 1986. Amended by Acts 1997, 75th Leg., ch. 1349, Sec. 65, eff. Sept. 1, 1997.

Source: Section 212.005 — Multiple Recounts on Same Office or Measure, https://statutes.­capitol.­texas.­gov/Docs/EL/htm/EL.­212.­htm#212.­005 (accessed May 4, 2024).

212.001
General Requirements for Recount Document 212.002
Designation of Agent to Receive Notice 212.003
Submission of Recount Document 212.004
Furnishing Copies of Documents to Certain Interested Persons 212.005
Multiple Recounts on Same Office or Measure 212.006
Withdrawal of Recount Petition 212.021
Applicability of Subchapter 212.022
Obtaining Initial Recount in Election on Office 212.023
Obtaining Initial Recount in Election for Presidential Electors 212.024
Obtaining Initial Recount in Election on Measure 212.025
Petition for Initial Recount Required 212.026
Authority to Whom Petition Submitted 212.027
Notice of Petition Submission to Other Canvassing Authorities 212.028
Time for Submitting Petition 212.029
Initial Review of Petition 212.030
Amendment of Petition 212.031
Final Action on Petition 212.032
Notice of Approval to Others Involved in Election 212.033
Effect of Petition Submission on Canvass 212.034
Counting Errors as Ground for Recount in Paper Ballot Precincts 212.035
Application for Including Remaining Paper Ballot Precincts 212.051
Applicability of Subchapter 212.052
Supplementary Recount Authorized 212.053
Obtaining Supplementary Recount 212.054
Application for Supplementary Recount Required 212.055
Authority to Whom Application Submitted 212.056
Time for Submitting Application 212.057
Processing Application 212.081
Applicability of Subchapter 212.082
Recount Petition 212.083
Deadline for Submitting Petition 212.084
Notice of Petition Submission 212.085
Deadline for Amending Petition 212.086
Application for Including Remaining Paper Ballot Precincts 212.087
Processing Application 212.088
Deadline on Saturday, Sunday, or Holiday 212.089
Days and Hours for Performing Duties 212.111
Deposit Required 212.112
Amount of Deposit 212.113
Return of Deposit 212.131
Scope of Initial Recount 212.132
Scope of Supplementary Recount 212.133
Scope of Expedited Recount 212.134
Early Voting Votes Treated as Precinct 212.135
Votes to Be Recounted 212.136
Exclusion of Certain Votes from Recount in Precincts Using Voting System 212.137
Objection to Exclusion of Votes 212.0231
Obtaining Initial Recount in Presidential Primary Election 212.0241
No Ground Required for Electronic Voting System Recount 212.0331
Effect of Petition Submission on Qualifying for Office
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May 4, 2024

§ 212.005’s source at texas​.gov