FormationContest of Election
Section § 74130
If you own property in a proposed district that might be taxed to fund the district's projects, you have the right to challenge the election that forms the district.
Section § 74131
This law says that if there is a legal challenge to the results of an election for directors, those directors who were elected must be included as defendants in the lawsuit.
Section § 74132
This law states that if there's a dispute about the results of an election, the case should be filed in the main county's superior court. If there are multiple disputes about the same election, they should all be combined and handled together.
Section § 74133
This law requires the court to quickly hear and decide on a challenge concerning the fairness of an election. The court will assess if the election was conducted properly and in line with legal rules. Based on this, the court will make its judgment.
Section § 74134
You must challenge the results of an election within 20 days after the votes have been officially counted and the results announced by the board of supervisors.
Section § 74135
If you're involved in a case and disagree with the court’s decision, you have 30 days to appeal to the California Supreme Court after the judgment is made.
Section § 74136
This law section states that if an appeal is filed, the Supreme Court must hear and decide on it within 60 days of the filing.