Election Assistance Commission issues training on six common election audits
The Election Assistance Commission released a training for election officials describing where audits occur in the election cycle and walking through six common audit types — districting, voter registration, accessibility, logic and accuracy testing, tabulation audits, and risk‑limiting audits.
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A presenter for the Election Assistance Commission opened a training course explaining where election audits can occur and how officials can use them to check election processes and results. The course, aimed at election officials, said audits may take place before, during or after an election and that some audits are required by state law while others are optional.
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