Indiana § 3-12-10-13 Reimbursement by candidate filing petition; petitioner's liability for
expenses of another party

Indiana Statutes

§ 3-12-10-13 — Reimbursement by candidate filing petition; petitioner's liability for expenses of another party

Indiana § 3-12-10-13

Art. 12ASCERTAINING RESULTS OF ELECTIONS

Ch. 10State Recount Commission

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Ind. Code § 3-12-10-13 (2026).

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(a)This section does not apply to a petitioner who is determined to have been nominated or elected after the recount or the contest.

(b)A candidate filing a petition under IC 3-12-11 shall reimburse the state for the following:

(1)The expenses of the state recount commission in the amount of the cash deposit required for a recount under IC 3-12-11-10 or a contest under IC 3-12-11-11.

(2)If the state recount commission determines that:

(A)the candidate filing the petition did not receive the greatest number of votes; and

(B)the candidate who received the greatest number of votes received at least ten percent (10%) more of the total votes than the candidate filing the petition; the petitioner is liable for the expenses chargeable to another party under section 14 of this chapter.

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(a) This section does not apply to a petitioner
who is determined to have been nominated or elected after the recount
or the contest.
(b) A candidate filing a petition under IC 3-12-11 shall reimburse
the state for the following:
(1) The expenses of the state recount commission in the amount
of the cash deposit required for a recount under IC 3-12-11-10 or
a contest under IC 3-12-11-11.
(2) If the state recount commission determines that:
(A) the candidate filing the petition did not receive the greatest
number of votes; and
(B) the candidate who received the greatest number of votes
received at least ten percent (10%) more of the total votes than
the candidate filing the petition;
the petitioner is liable for the expenses chargeable to another
party under section 14 of this chapter.