California Court of Appeal December 7, 2004, G034762 (McKinney v. Superior Court)

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Opinion

SILLS, P. J.

I.

Introduction

California statutory law enumerates seven specific grounds by which the results of an election can be contested (see Elec. Code, § 16100

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) so that, under certain circumstances, the election can be set aside and a new election held.

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California case law holds that these seven grounds are the exclusive statutory grounds for postelection challenges.