Improving SQL Query to check condition

Question

Currently, the sql code that I have is to check for the three fee_code records do any of them have election_code = NA.

I'm trying to figure out how to change the code to check that all of the 3 records have election_code = NA.

Original Query:

    DECLARE @fee_code1 tinyint = 1
            ,@fee_code2 tinyint = 2
            ,@fee_code3 tinyint = 3
            ,@election_code tinyint = 0

    IF EXISTS(SELECT *
              FROM Product
              WHERE 
                product_id = @product_id
                AND fee_code in (@fee_code1, @fee_code2, @fee_code3)
                AND election_code = @election_code)

The solution I have is to do a count check, but I know count has a performance impact and there's probably a better way to do it. What's a better way to do it?

Count solution:

    IF ((SELECT COUNT(*)
        FROM Product
        WHERE 
        product_id = @product_id
        AND fee_code in (@fee_code1, @fee_code2, @fee_code3)
        AND election_code = @election_code) = 3)