Alabama HB95 mandates post-election audits after each county and statewide general election.
Alabama HB95 requires the judge of probate of each county to conduct a post-election audit after every county and statewide general election. The audit involves randomly selecting at least one precinct and one statewide or countywide race. Poll watchers and media are permitted to observe the audit. The judge of probate may use manual tally or ballot counters, ensuring at least randomly selected ballots are manually examined. The audit results, including any problems, their causes, and recommendations, are reported to the Secretary of State, who then shares them with the Governor.
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