Certification
Benton Decision tomorrow, 10am (Stearns at 3pm) Tomorrow is Benton County’s public certification meeting, also known as a County Canvass Board Meeting. Has the 5-member Board been made aware that... 1. At least one absentee ballot board member was given reduced hours so that the county staff could complete
Interference
What happens when asking for cast vote records, which are public data?
Electronics
Malfunctioned tabulator replaced, but was it tested?
Audit
Audit the vote immediately
Stat
Some areas had greater than 90%
Integrity
Seek an audit in all Minnesota counties.
See below for actual response today from a county auditor: This is a typical kind of response the people have received over the last 4 years, when you would expect those administering elections to be happy to be observed given that everything is above board, right? In this case the
Announcement
A notice to comply with election law
Electronics
What emergency plans are counties prepared to share with the public regarding election day and post?
Interference
Oak Grove passes a resolution to go to paper poll pads and the county will prosecute judges for checking in people on paper? Does that help people trust the elections?
Announcement
This letter can be sent to your county as well as it would be helpful if all election materials were preserved (for all 87 counties) to allow for a full audit post election, not just the limited minimum standards set out in Minnesota statutes.
Interference
According to Rick Weible, these sample ballots could be printed out and inserted and accepted by tabulators, the electronic voting equipment which counts and tallies votes in Minnesota.