Canvassing the Vote and Certifying the Results
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In Texas, canvassing the vote is the name given to the official examination of the votes cast in the election. In each county in this election, the Commissioners Court—made up of 4 county commissioners and the county judge—will be responsible for tabulating the vote.
The first possible day a county can canvass votes in the November 2020 election will be Friday, November 6.
The last possible day a county can canvass votes in the November 2020 election will be Tuesday, November 17.