On a spur of curiosity I went back to some of the data provided by the VA dept of elections (“ELECT”) for both the 2020 and 2021 elections and ran a new data consistency test … I have a copy of the final Daily Absentee List (DAL) for both 2020 and 2021. I also have …
Read more “Another Interesting VA Election Data Discrepancy”
Originally Posted 01-31-2022. As of 03-20-2022, the latest version of my master spreadsheet posted below. This includes the updates from my discussions with the York County registrar (see here), the comparison to DAL file entries (here), and the latest updates and comparisons to Statement of Results (SOR) / Machine Tape records, including ABLEMARLE, ACCOMACK COUNTY …
(Updates in red text as of 01-27-2022) Walt Lantham, the registrar of York county (yes … it’s York County … don’t worry … I asked Walt if he was ok with me identifying him and the locality publicly before making this update) generously reached out and contacted me to try and clear up some of …
Read more “VA 2020 and 2021 Machine Tapes Compared to Official Results for a single VA County”
The more I dig, the more I am disturbed by the VA Department of Elections (a.k.a. “ELECT”) lack of data integrity and “data hygiene”. If any private citizen or company was as reckless and error prone with financial or other legal records, they’d be in jail and fined out of existence. And I’m being very …
By law in VA copies of the return sheets and machine tapes, or “Statement of Results” (SOR), from tabulation machines are public record and must be made available for 60 days after the election. (see VA 24.2-658) A grassroots team of a number of volunteers (coordinated through Virginia First Audits) made a concerted effort to collect …
Read more “Manassas City, VA : Mismatch between 2021 Absentee Counts and Machine Tape Records”
By law in VA copies of the return sheets and machine tapes, or Statement of Results (SOR), from tabulation machines are public record and must be made available for 60 days after the election. (see VA 24.2-658) A grassroots team of a number of volunteers (coordinated through Virginia First Audits) made a concerted effort to …
Below I’ve linked copies of newly compiled sets of VA 2020 President and 2021 Governor November General Election data for anybody who is interested. The data set is compiled from only official VA Dept of Elections data sources including the General Election CSV files, the turnout CSV files, and the Daily Absentee List for each …
As I now have available the Registered Voter List (RVL), the Voter History List (VHL) and the completed Daily Absentee List (DAL) files for the 2020 and 2021 VA November General elections, I did some basic metrics computations on these files for those that are interested. The Voter History and Registered Voter List files used …
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Note: there has been an update and follow up to this entry that you can read here: https://wwrkds.net/wp2/updates-on-the-in-person-early-vote-records-added-after-the-close-of-early-voting-in-va-2021/ BLUF: There were 4632 In-Person Early Vote records inserted into the Daily Absentee List (DAL) records after the close of early voting in VA in 2021. There is no plausible explanation as to why these records should …
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There’s a (IMO frivolous) lawsuit by Mark Elias (here) against the USPO that is causing people to think that there are > 300K outstanding mail-in ballots in VA. According to the VA Dept of Elections data, this is just factually incorrect. There are not 300K outstanding absentee ballots floating around. There is < 100K as …
Read more “The 300K VA Ballots Outstanding and At-Risk Claim is Incorrect.”