The votes shall not be counted and shall be appended to the minutes of the voting operations: 1° Envelopes handed in by a person who does not work for the service provider responsible for postal delivery; 2° Envelopes from electors who have already voted electronically; 3° Envelopes that arrive unsealed or unsealed.
The following shall not be included in the results of postal votes : 1° Envelopes without ballot papers ; 2° blank ballot papers ; 3° Multiple ballot papers found in the same envelope and in favour of different candidatures; 4° ballot papers designating a candidate who has not been duly published or whose inadmissibility has been declared by the court; 5° ballot papers of a model different from those sent…
Voting materials that have not been taken into account in accordance with Article R. 2122-88 are appended to the minutes. The reasons for the annexation of each item of voting material are indicated.
The postal voting envelopes are attached to the list of votes cast. These documents are kept for four months after the expiry of the deadlines set for appeals against the election.
After the postal vote has been counted, the results of the remote electronic vote are added to the results of the postal vote.
Immediately after the end of the count, the minutes of the count are drawn up by the secretary of the National Commission for Voting Operations. It is drawn up in duplicate and signed by all the members of the National Commission for Voting Operations. As soon as the statement of votes has been drawn up, the results are sent by the chairman of the National Commission for Voting Operations to…
The appeals provided for in article L. 2122-10-11 shall be lodged after the ballot, within a period of fifteen days from the posting of the results referred to in article R. 2122-92 by any elector or any representative of a candidate organisation in the region for which the appeal is lodged, on pain of inadmissibility. The appeal is lodged with the judicial court in whose jurisdiction the regional voting commission…
Voters who are minors may lodge an appeal against the conduct of the electoral process without the authorisation of their legal representative.
The challenge is made by petition under the conditions set out in articles 54 and 57 of the Code of Civil Procedure.
The Court shall give its decision within one month of the date of referral to it, after having notified all interested parties fifteen days in advance by delivery against receipt or by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt. If the signed acknowledgement of receipt is not returned to the court registry, the notification is deemed to have been made at the parties’ domicile on the day it is first presented….
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