Download the official records.
Everything you need is public: the ballot lists, the ballot pictures, who voted, and the machine records.
Each file has a fingerprint, so you know it’s the exact version that was sealed at poll close.
- Ballot lists, one per race8f31…a02c
- Ballot pictures2c9e…77b1
- Voter list & who voted7ac2…19d0
- Machine records & fingerprintsb415…e03f
- Reconciliation reports5d0a…c9e8
- Seals from poll closee3b0…c442
Check every seal.
Before trusting a single number, confirm the records are signed by the machines that made them and haven’t changed since polls closed.
- Signed by the machines that made them1,204 machines · every signature valid
- Same version every watchdog saved37 watchdogs · all fingerprints identical
- Nothing changed since polls closedSealed 8:00 PM · still e3b0…c442
Roll dice in public.
The ballots to check are picked by ordinary dice, rolled in front of everyone. The rolls feed a published formula that picks ballot keys at random.
Nobody, not officials and not vendors, can choose which ballots get checked.
- K7QM-9F2C-42E1
- 3B8E-0D77-C1A9
- E41A-6C03-F9D2
- 06D3-F8B2-E5C1
- …and 308 more
Pull the paper and compare.
Every paper ballot has its key printed on it, so each one matches exactly one entry on the public list. You hold the paper and read the marks with your own eyes.
- Option A
- Option B
- Option C
Stop when the math says you’re sure.
This is called a risk-limiting audit. You keep checking until there’s less than a 5% chance a wrong winner could slip past.
Find mismatches? Check more ballots, all the way to a full hand count if needed.
Publish your report.
Your findings, the dice rolls, and every ballot you checked are posted for anyone to repeat. That’s what makes it an audit, and not just an opinion.
- Ballots checked
- 312
- Mismatches
- 0
- Risk limit
- 5%
- Dice seed
- 4163256713