Hammond v. Hickel

How courts have described this case

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• relying on Boucher v. Bomhoff, 495 P.2d 77, 80 (Alaska 1972)
• “evidence of an election official’s good faith may preclude a finding of malconduct under certain circumstances”
• \evidence of an election official's good faith may preclude a finding of malconduct under certain circumstances\
• “There were no such numerous serious violations as to permeate the entire election process, so as to require the extreme remedy of a new election.”
• disenfranchised votes added to totals of candidates in proportion to votes received by candidate in precinct where disenfranchised votes would have been counted
• “The total number of votes affected by [incidents of malconduct] must . . . be considered in ascertaining whether they are sufficient to change the result of the election.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).