There are ~46 pallets of boxes. It appears that five pallets have been broken into and two are nearly complete. Not all of the boxes the county packed have ballots in them, according to Maricopa County Elections Department. Some had computers and other materials. #azauditpool 3/7
Counters are working at ~18 tables right now, with 3 counters at each table. It is taking about 15 seconds per ballot. But the counting is not continuous; breaks between batches. The procedures for counting the ballots have changed. More on that later #azauditpool 4/7
There are fewer observers on the floor than when I was here on Friday. There were 19 then and the most I have seen on the floor now is 14. I’ll try to update later if that changes. #azauditpool 5/7
On pens. There are red and green pens on the counting tables. It appears that the counters are marking their tally sheets with green.
On security. Department of Public Safety troopers are here now, too, along with Arizona Rangers.. #azauditpool 6/7
On security. Department of Public Safety troopers are here now, too, along with Arizona Rangers.. #azauditpool 6/7
When I say broken into, I do not mean anything nefarious.
The boxes were shrink wrapped for safety. Those pallets, the shrink wrap is opened. #azauditpool
The boxes were shrink wrapped for safety. Those pallets, the shrink wrap is opened. #azauditpool
More on security. Media was let in by Arizona Rangers and I saw one DPS trooper. It is unclear how many from each agency.
In future updates, I’ll cover what changed about counting procedures and what they are doing at inspection tables (from what I can see). #azauditpool 7/7
In future updates, I’ll cover what changed about counting procedures and what they are doing at inspection tables (from what I can see). #azauditpool 7/7
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