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Charlotte County Electoral Board completes risk-limiting audit of U.S. Senate race
Summary
The Charlotte County Electoral Board conducted a ballot-polling risk-limiting audit of the U.S. Senate race on Nov. 20, 2024; two ballots were sampled and audited and the process finished the same day, according to the minutes.
The Charlotte County Electoral Board held a risk-limiting audit of the U.S. Senate race on Nov. 20, 2024, at the General Registrar's Office, the board minutes show. Chairman Glenn Baker called the proceeding to order at 9:55, with Vice Chair Glenwood Foster, Secretary Aubrey Fane and elections staff present.
According to the minutes, the audit used the ballot-polling method in accordance with instructions from the State Board of Elections. Two ballots were pulled for review: Batch EV in-person ballot No. 403 and Batch 201 ballot No. 291. The audited sample produced two votes for Republican Hung Co and zero votes for Democrat Tim Kaine; there were no write-ins, overvotes or undervotes. The minutes list the total votes audited as two.
General Registrar Jenni Booth and Assistant Registrar Lindsey Rexrode are recorded as overseeing the audit process, and Beth Baldwin, assistant clerk of the circuit court, represented the clerk of court at the session. The minutes record the RLA as completed at 10:40.
The minutes do not record any subsequent votes or further actions from the board related to the audit. The entry in the official minutes lists signatories for the record as Glenn Baker (Chairman), Glenwood Foster (Vice Chair) and Aubrey Fane (Secretary).
