Common use of Joint Election Costs; Payment Clause in Contracts

Joint Election Costs; Payment. A. Concurrently with its submittal of an executed copy of this agreement each Participating Entity must also submit payment via check or ACH, in the amount equal to the deposit identified for that Participating Entity in the Cost Estimate attached as Exhibit B, which is also incorporated into this agreement. The County is under no obligation to conduct a Participating Entity’s elections until the County receives that Participating Entity’s payment of Cost Estimate. All checks must be made payable to Travis County. This deposit represents approximately 60% of the costs of the Participating Entity’s share of the estimated election costs, or $100, whichever amount is greater. The County will submit an invoice to each Participating Entity for the balance of the Participating Entity’s actual joint election expenses upon the election’s completion. Joint-election expenses include expenses for facilities, personnel, supplies, and training that the County actually incurs for establishing and operating all early voting and election-day activities at the polling place in the joint election territory as well as activities related to tabulating votes, all as reflected on the Cost Estimate. Each Participating Entity will pay the total amount of its invoice no later than 30 days of receiving it. B. In the event of a recount, the expense of the recount will be borne by the Participating Entity involved in the recount on a pro-rata basis. C. In the event a Participating Entity cancels its respective election because of unopposed candidates under Texas Election Code Title 1, the Participating Entity will be responsible for its respective share of election expenses incurred through the date that the election is canceled as allocated to the cancelling entity based on the formula in the Cost Estimate, adjusted for the actual expenses incurred by the County through the date of the cancellation. If a Participating Entity cancels its election, the County will recalculate the allocation percentages among the remaining Participating Entities according to the formula used in the Cost Estimate. D. In the event there are any expenses associated with processing a ballot arising from a write-in candidate, the Participating Entity that received the declaration will bear the expenses. E. A Participating Entity that establishes an early voting polling place, other than one that was mutually agreed upon by all Participating Entities, will bear the expense of doing so. The Cost Estimate for each individual Participating Entity will include additional polling locations for each Participating Entity, as set forth in Exhibit B.

Joint Election Costs; Payment. A. Concurrently with its submittal of an executed copy of this agreement agreement, each Participating Entity must also submit payment via check or ACH, in the amount equal to the deposit identified for that Participating Entity in the Cost Estimate attached as Exhibit BC, which is also incorporated into this agreement. The County is under no obligation to conduct a Participating Entity’s elections until the County receives that Participating Entity’s payment of Cost Estimate. All checks must be made payable to Travis County. This deposit represents approximately 6075% of the costs of the Participating Entity’s share of the estimated election costs, or $100, whichever amount is greater. The County will submit an invoice to each Participating Entity for the balance of the Participating Entity’s actual joint election expenses upon the election’s completion. Joint-election expenses include expenses for facilities, personnel, supplies, and training that the County actually incurs for establishing and operating all early voting and election-day activities at the polling place in the joint election territory as well as activities related to tabulating votes, all as reflected on the Cost Estimate. Each Participating Entity will pay the total amount of its invoice no later than 30 within thirty (30) days of receiving it. B. In the event of a recount, the expense of the recount will be borne by the Participating Entity involved in the recount on a pro-rata basis. C. In the event a Participating Entity cancels its respective election because of unopposed candidates under Texas Election Code Title 1, the Participating Entity will be responsible for its respective share of election expenses incurred through the date that the election is canceled as allocated to the cancelling entity based on the formula in the Cost Estimate, adjusted for the actual expenses incurred by the County through the date of the cancellation. If a When the Participating Entity cancels its election, the County will recalculate the allocation percentages among the remaining Participating Entities according to the formula used in the Cost Estimate. D. In the event there are any expenses associated with processing a ballot arising from a write-write- in candidate, the Participating Entity that received the declaration will bear the expenses. E. A Participating Entity that establishes an early voting polling place, other than one that was mutually agreed upon by all Participating Entities, will bear the expense of doing so. The Cost Estimate for each individual Participating Entity will include additional polling locations for each Participating Entity, as set forth in Exhibit B.C.

Joint Election Costs; Payment. A. Concurrently with its submittal of an executed copy of this agreement agreement, each Participating Entity must also submit payment via check or ACH, in the amount equal to the deposit identified for that Participating Entity in the Cost Estimate attached as Exhibit BC, which is also incorporated into this agreement. The County is under no obligation to conduct a Participating Entity’s elections until the County receives that Participating Entity’s payment of Cost Estimate. All checks must be made payable to Travis Xxxxxx County. This deposit represents approximately 6075% of the costs of the Participating Entity’s share of the estimated election costs, or $100, whichever amount is greater. The County will submit an invoice to each Participating Entity for the balance of the Participating Entity’s actual joint election expenses upon the election’s completion. Joint-election expenses include expenses for facilities, personnel, supplies, and training that the County actually incurs for establishing and operating all early voting and election-day activities at the polling place in the joint election territory as well as activities related to tabulating votes, all as reflected on the Cost Estimate. Each Participating Entity will pay the total amount of its invoice no later than 30 within thirty (30) days of receiving it. B. In the event of a recount, the expense of the recount will be borne by the Participating Entity involved in the recount on a pro-rata basis. C. In the event a Participating Entity cancels its respective election because of unopposed candidates under Texas Election Code Title 1, the Participating Entity will be responsible for its respective share of election expenses incurred through the date that the election is canceled as allocated to the cancelling entity based on the formula in the Cost Estimate, adjusted for the actual expenses incurred by the County through the date of the cancellation. If a When the Participating Entity cancels its election, the County will recalculate the allocation percentages among the remaining Participating Entities according to the formula used in the Cost Estimate. D. In the event there are any expenses associated with processing a ballot arising from a write-write- in candidate, the Participating Entity that received the declaration will bear the expenses. E. A Participating Entity that establishes an early voting polling place, other than one that was mutually agreed upon by all Participating Entities, will bear the expense of doing so. The Cost Estimate for each individual Participating Entity will include additional polling locations for each Participating Entity, as set forth in Exhibit B.C.