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Canvassers flag multiple precinct tape problems and reprinted/duplicated tapes
Summary
During a line‑by‑line canvass the board found duplicated, cut, or reprinted result tapes and several precincts with missing signed 0‑tapes; staff noted these complicate on‑night reporting and will document and reprint where needed.
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As the board worked through town and village packets, staff and members repeatedly flagged anomalies with result tapes — reprinted audit tapes, missing 0‑tapes, and cases where a reporting unit’s tape had been cut and taped to another. At Springdale, a staff note said the 0‑tape did not print and staff produced a reprint; members emphasized that original signed result tapes should be preserved for audit.
Members described county-crossing ballots and other reporting quirks that slow review. One member told colleagues the practice of taping pages together or faxing results to the county can produce work‑arounds that must be verified against machine logs; the board instructed staff to attach explanatory notes and, when necessary, reprint tapes for the record.
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