Election: Fall, 2008
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Audits are conducted using a hybrid system: 25% of touchscreen paper trails must be manually reviewed, while the rest may be read by a machine. RCW 29A.60.185
Only touchscreens must be audited. The audit is conducted by the county auditor who randomly selects by lot 4% of the touchscreens in the county. RCWA 29A.60.185
Special Features
Institutional Arrangements
Voter Registration
Challenges
Provisional Ballots
Early and Absentee Voting
Voting Technology
Polling Place Operations
Ballot Security
Emergency Preparedness
Post-Election Processes
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