Instructions for Form 9-12 Preliminary Election Reconciliation - Unofficial Totals - Texas

Instructions for Form 9-12 Preliminary Election Reconciliation - Unofficial Totals - Texas

This document contains official instructions for Form 9-12 , Preliminary Election Reconciliation - Unofficial Totals - a form released and collected by the Texas Secretary of State. An up-to-date fillable Form 9-12 is available for download through this link.

FAQ

Q: What is Form 9-12 Preliminary Election Reconciliation?
A: Form 9-12 Preliminary Election Reconciliation is a form used to reconcile and report unofficial election totals in Texas.

Q: Who is required to fill out Form 9-12 Preliminary Election Reconciliation?
A: Local election officials in Texas are required to fill out Form 9-12 Preliminary Election Reconciliation.

Q: What is the purpose of Form 9-12 Preliminary Election Reconciliation?
A: The purpose of Form 9-12 Preliminary Election Reconciliation is to reconcile and report the unofficial election totals.

Q: When should Form 9-12 Preliminary Election Reconciliation be completed?
A: Form 9-12 Preliminary Election Reconciliation should be completed as soon as possible after the election day.

Q: Are the totals on Form 9-12 Preliminary Election Reconciliation considered official?
A: No, the totals on Form 9-12 Preliminary Election Reconciliation are unofficial and subject to change.

Q: What happens after Form 9-12 Preliminary Election Reconciliation is completed?
A: After Form 9-12 Preliminary Election Reconciliation is completed, the official election results will be certified and reported.

Q: Are there any penalties for not completing Form 9-12 Preliminary Election Reconciliation?
A: Failure to complete Form 9-12 Preliminary Election Reconciliation may result in penalties or legal consequences for the responsible election official.

Q: Can I submit Form 9-12 Preliminary Election Reconciliation electronically?
A: Yes, in Texas, Form 9-12 Preliminary Election Reconciliation can be submitted electronically.

Q: Is Form 9-12 Preliminary Election Reconciliation specific to Texas?
A: Yes, Form 9-12 Preliminary Election Reconciliation is specific to Texas and its election procedures.

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