PWC Election Day 2024 Reports

Comment: For this form, since it would not let me answer yes or no to the above 8 questions, I wrote 1=Yes, 0=No.

Comment: The above vDrive seal numbers, lifetime count and Opening Ballot count are numbers I got from observation and/or from the EOs, since I was not at the precinct in the AM. Below is the info for Scanner 1 & 2 at Closing PM.

Scanner #1
Red vDrive Seal # = 6822
Lifetime Count = 10,281
Closing Ballot Count = 570

Scanner #2
Red vDrive Seal # = 6824
Lifetime Count = 4,208
Closing Ballot Count = 497

Comment: For this form, since it would not let me answer yes or no to the above 8 questions, I wrote 1=Yes, 0=No.

Comment: The above vDrive seal numbers, lifetime count and Opening Ballot count are numbers I got from observation and/or from the EOs, since I was not at the precinct in the AM. Below is the info for Scanner 1 & 2 at Closing PM.

Scanner #1
Red vDrive Seal # = 6822
Lifetime Count = 10,281
Closing Ballot Count = 570

Scanner #2
Red vDrive Seal # = 6824
Lifetime Count = 4,208
Closing Ballot Count = 497

Comment: For this form, since it would not let me answer yes or no to the above 8 questions, I wrote 1=Yes, 0=No.

Comment: For this form, since it would not let me answer yes or no to the above 8 questions, I wrote 1=Yes, 0=No.

2 OF 3 ePollBooks not working, Called legal helpline and told me to call back if not working by 0630. ePollBooks fixed and working by 0630

Left after shift ended at 1230. I was not there for final counts and other activities that happened after election.

2 OF 3 ePollBooks not working, Called legal helpline and told me to call back if not working by 0630. ePollBooks fixed and working by 0630

Left after shift ended at 1230. I was not there for final counts and other activities that happened after election.

all operational

poll book check in 840 total total ballots scanned 841

thank you Almighty God in Jesus name Make America Great Again

all operational

poll book check in 840 total total ballots scanned 841

thank you Almighty God in Jesus name Make America Great Again

all operational

all operational

A new EO failed to properly check in 16 voters. Consequently, 16 voters did not get checked in on the pollbooks. However, the scanner displayed the count correctly to include the 16 voters. The pollbook count was 832 and the scanner total was 847.

A new EO failed to properly check in 16 voters. Consequently, 16 voters did not get checked in on the pollbooks. However, the scanner displayed the count correctly to include the 16 voters. The pollbook count was 832 and the scanner total was 847.

One pollbook rebooted (vpam283)

VAPM 398

This is a resubmission of my report. Last night, The site was not working properly and giving blank fill outs to yes or no questions promoting a number pad to be displayed.

This is a resubmission of my report. Last night, The site was not working properly and giving blank fill outs to yes or no questions promoting a number pad to be displayed.

One pollbook rebooted (vpam283)

VAPM 398

This is a resubmission of my report. Last night, The site was not working properly and giving blank fill outs to yes or no questions promoting a number pad to be displayed.

Yes

I completed the PM report first, I was present the whole day other then leaving for approximately 40 minutes around noon. See closing report for first incident, poll watcher not allowed by Chief to view scanner and pollbook info, relegated to chair at end of pollbook table. Everything else happened in PM shift. The counts entered for the scanners in this report were from the list of scanners provided by the poll watcher support group to all poll watchers.

VAPM-203 at Chief's table

Yes

I completed the PM report first, I was present the whole day other then leaving for approximately 40 minutes around noon. See closing report for first incident, poll watcher not allowed by Chief to view scanner and pollbook info, relegated to chair at end of pollbook table. Everything else happened in PM shift. The counts entered for the scanners in this report were from the list of scanners provided by the poll watcher support group to all poll watchers.

VAPM-203 at Chief's table

Yes

I completed the PM report first, I was present the whole day other then leaving for approximately 40 minutes around noon. See closing report for first incident, poll watcher not allowed by Chief to view scanner and pollbook info, relegated to chair at end of pollbook table. Everything else happened in PM shift. The counts entered for the scanners in this report were from the list of scanners provided by the poll watcher support group to all poll watchers.

VAPM-203 at Chief's table

Yes

I completed the PM report first, I was present the whole day other then leaving for approximately 40 minutes around noon. See closing report for first incident, poll watcher not allowed by Chief to view scanner and pollbook info, relegated to chair at end of pollbook table. Everything else happened in PM shift. The counts entered for the scanners in this report were from the list of scanners provided by the poll watcher support group to all poll watchers.

VAPM-203 at Chief's table

There was one person who reported to vote and the poll book indicated that she had already voted. The Chief determined that a mistake by an election worker in training had hit a button twice leading to registering the ballot. The Chief cancelled the ballot and asked the person to complete a ballad and vote successfully.

The Chief indicated upon my check in that only one representative from each party would be allowed to stay and be a part of the closing analysis and tabulation. I indicated that I would check with him at the close to determine whether I would be necessary. There were two Republican poll watchers and one Democratic poll watcher. I conferred with the Chief at the end and he again indicated that only one per party after close. I conferred with the other poll worker and we determined that she would remain as there was some conflict as her name had not originally showed up on the sign in form. My name did show up. Her name was Patricia Breaualt. We agreed to share our insights during the day as to develop a complete description of the hours we had both worked. I left after our discussion and I did not seek to get tape numbers, or other items referenced on the form.

3 scanners
1 Vote Scanner

Thirty eight provisional ballots were completed.

Thirty eight provisional ballots were completed.

There was one person who reported to vote and the poll book indicated that she had already voted. The Chief determined that a mistake by an election worker in training had hit a button twice leading to registering the ballot. The Chief cancelled the ballot and asked the person to complete a ballad and vote successfully.

The Chief indicated upon my check in that only one representative from each party would be allowed to stay and be a part of the closing analysis and tabulation. I indicated that I would check with him at the close to determine whether I would be necessary. There were two Republican poll watchers and one Democratic poll watcher. I conferred with the Chief at the end and he again indicated that only one per party after close. I conferred with the other poll worker and we determined that she would remain as there was some conflict as her name had not originally showed up on the sign in form. My name did show up. Her name was Patricia Breaualt. We agreed to share our insights during the day as to develop a complete description of the hours we had both worked. I left after our discussion and I did not seek to get tape numbers, or other items referenced on the form.

3 scanners
1 Vote Scanner

Thirty eight provisional ballots were completed.

There was one person who reported to vote and the poll book indicated that she had already voted. The Chief determined that a mistake by an election worker in training had hit a button twice leading to registering the ballot. The Chief cancelled the ballot and asked the person to complete a ballad and vote successfully.

The Chief indicated upon my check in that only one representative from each party would be allowed to stay and be a part of the closing analysis and tabulation. I indicated that I would check with him at the close to determine whether I would be necessary. There were two Republican poll watchers and one Democratic poll watcher. I conferred with the Chief at the end and he again indicated that only one per party after close. I conferred with the other poll worker and we determined that she would remain as there was some conflict as her name had not originally showed up on the sign in form. My name did show up. Her name was Patricia Breaualt. We agreed to share our insights during the day as to develop a complete description of the hours we had both worked. I left after our discussion and I did not seek to get tape numbers, or other items referenced on the form.

3 scanners
1 Vote Scanner

Thirty eight provisional ballots were completed.

Thirty eight provisional ballots were completed.

There was one person who reported to vote and the poll book indicated that she had already voted. The Chief determined that a mistake by an election worker in training had hit a button twice leading to registering the ballot. The Chief cancelled the ballot and asked the person to complete a ballad and vote successfully.

The Chief indicated upon my check in that only one representative from each party would be allowed to stay and be a part of the closing analysis and tabulation. I indicated that I would check with him at the close to determine whether I would be necessary. There were two Republican poll watchers and one Democratic poll watcher. I conferred with the Chief at the end and he again indicated that only one per party after close. I conferred with the other poll worker and we determined that she would remain as there was some conflict as her name had not originally showed up on the sign in form. My name did show up. Her name was Patricia Breaualt. We agreed to share our insights during the day as to develop a complete description of the hours we had both worked. I left after our discussion and I did not seek to get tape numbers, or other items referenced on the form.

3 scanners
1 Vote Scanner

Thirty eight provisional ballots were completed.

Yes, operational. Election software on one pollbook terminated but was quickly reactivated and brought back in synch. Pretty sure it was VAPM-72.

The boxes for these closing questions accept only numbers yet they all require yes or no answers. I zeroed them out. Here are answers for these questions: 3 tapes: yes, ballot removal: yes , counted: no, flash drive: yes, same 2 collectors: yes, vdrive serial #'s: yes, unused ballots Box 6: yes, drop box ballots: yes, there were 13 ballots

At opening Chief refused to allow me, the only poll watcher to obtain scanner and pollbook info including counts. I was relegated to a seat at the end of the check-in table., although being there slightly before 5am and slightly ahead of the Chief. The opening lifetime counts I entered on this form were taken from the scanner list which was provided to me by the republican poll watcher organization and verified by subtracting the closing ballot count from the closing lifetime count on the scanner. I was not allowed to roam (leave my chair) during voting. I did so however on 4 or 5 occasions walk up to the Chief's table approaching the Assistant Chief who answered my questions.

Just a note: one EO in placing ballots in the box at close-out thought she saw a ballot that had multiple selections in one category. If correct this could explain why the ballot count exceeded the poll count by one.

VAPM-203 (Chief's table)

Going back to question as to whether 3 tapes were printed at opening, I only saw one tape for each scanner but that doesn't mean there wasn't 3 tapes.

Going back to question as to whether 3 tapes were printed at opening, I only saw one tape for each scanner but that doesn't mean there wasn't 3 tapes.

Yes, operational. Election software on one pollbook terminated but was quickly reactivated and brought back in synch. Pretty sure it was VAPM-72.

The boxes for these closing questions accept only numbers yet they all require yes or no answers. I zeroed them out. Here are answers for these questions: 3 tapes: yes, ballot removal: yes , counted: no, flash drive: yes, same 2 collectors: yes, vdrive serial #'s: yes, unused ballots Box 6: yes, drop box ballots: yes, there were 13 ballots

At opening Chief refused to allow me, the only poll watcher to obtain scanner and pollbook info including counts. I was relegated to a seat at the end of the check-in table., although being there slightly before 5am and slightly ahead of the Chief. The opening lifetime counts I entered on this form were taken from the scanner list which was provided to me by the republican poll watcher organization and verified by subtracting the closing ballot count from the closing lifetime count on the scanner. I was not allowed to roam (leave my chair) during voting. I did so however on 4 or 5 occasions walk up to the Chief's table approaching the Assistant Chief who answered my questions.

Just a note: one EO in placing ballots in the box at close-out thought she saw a ballot that had multiple selections in one category. If correct this could explain why the ballot count exceeded the poll count by one.

VAPM-203 (Chief's table)

Going back to question as to whether 3 tapes were printed at opening, I only saw one tape for each scanner but that doesn't mean there wasn't 3 tapes.

NO INCIDENT

Chief was very professional and competent, also courteous toward all, including myself. Very hectic at closing as EO's had to properly pack up and account for everything, so I could not easily interrupt anyone to get numbers and all questions answered.

Chief was very professional and competent, also courteous toward all, including myself. Very hectic at closing as EO's had to properly pack up and account for everything, so I could not easily interrupt anyone to get numbers and all questions answered.

NO INCIDENT

Chief was very professional and competent, also courteous toward all, including myself. Very hectic at closing as EO's had to properly pack up and account for everything, so I could not easily interrupt anyone to get numbers and all questions answered.

the zeros above are no, the 1s are yes

the zeros above are no, the 1s are yes

none

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none

*** NOT SEEING ANY PLACE TO REPORT SCANNER BALLOT #'S

SCANNER #1: Closing Ballot Count - 461
SCANNER #2: Closing Ballot Count - 688
TOTAL BALLOT COUNT FOR ELECTION DAY 11/5/24 = 1148

CLOSING SECTIONANSWERS...DROP DOWN BOXES DON'T WORK
* 3 tapes were printed for each scanner
* Ballots were removed, placed in envelopes and placed in #3 Boxes.
COULD NOT ANSWER QUESTION BELOW WITH YES/NO...please fix
* No ballots were hand counted
* Flash drives were put into pouch #7 with zipper closed
* Same 2 EO's received the V-Drives
* Unused ballots were put in Box #6
* Drop Box ballots were counted (11 Drop Box ballots at Precinct 201)
* Unused ballots were packed in Box #6
* Drop Box ballots were counted and put in bag #9

BREAKDOWN FROM FINAL TAPES:

PRESIDENT:
SCANNER #1: DEM: 243. REP: 197. LIB: 0. GREEN: 14 IND: 3
SCANNER #2: DEM: 366. REP: 294. LIB: 3. GREEN: 13. IND: 1 WRITE: 3

SENATE:
SCANNER #1: DEM: CAINE 271. REP: CAO 174. UNDERVOTE: 16
SCANNER #2: DEM: CAINE 381. REP: CAO: S287. WRITE 3. UNDERVOTE 1

HOUSE:
SCNNER #1 DEM: VINDMAN: 261. REP: ANDERSON: 182.
WRITE-IN: 1. UNDERVOTES: 17
SCANNER #2. DEM: VINDMAN: 367. REP: ANDERSON: 296
WRITE-IN: 4. UNDERVOTES: 21

*** PROVISIONAL VOTES...INCLUDING SDR's = 46

CLOSING SECTIONANSWERS...DROP DOWN BOXES DON'T WORK
* 3 tapes were printed for each scanner
* Ballots were removed, placed in envelopes and placed in #3 Boxes.
COULD NOT ANSWER QUESTION BELOW WITH YES/NO...please fix
* No ballots were hand counted
* Flash drives were put into pouch #7 with zipper closed
* Same 2 EO's received the V-Drives
* Unused ballots were put in Box #6
* Drop Box ballots were counted (11 Drop Box ballots at Precinct 201)
* Unused ballots were packed in Box #6
* Drop Box ballots were counted and put in bag #9

BREAKDOWN FROM FINAL TAPES:

PRESIDENT:
SCANNER #1: DEM: 243. REP: 197. LIB: 0. GREEN: 14 IND: 3
SCANNER #2: DEM: 366. REP: 294. LIB: 3. GREEN: 13. IND: 1 WRITE: 3

SENATE:
SCANNER #1: DEM: CAINE 271. REP: CAO 174. UNDERVOTE: 16
SCANNER #2: DEM: CAINE 381. REP: CAO: S287. WRITE 3. UNDERVOTE 1

HOUSE:
SCNNER #1 DEM: VINDMAN: 261. REP: ANDERSON: 182.
WRITE-IN: 1. UNDERVOTES: 17
SCANNER #2. DEM: VINDMAN: 367. REP: ANDERSON: 296
WRITE-IN: 4. UNDERVOTES: 21

*** PROVISIONAL VOTES...INCLUDING SDR's = 46

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*** NOT SEEING ANY PLACE TO REPORT SCANNER BALLOT #'S

SCANNER #1: Closing Ballot Count - 461
SCANNER #2: Closing Ballot Count - 688
TOTAL BALLOT COUNT FOR ELECTION DAY 11/5/24 = 1148

CLOSING SECTIONANSWERS...DROP DOWN BOXES DON'T WORK
* 3 tapes were printed for each scanner
* Ballots were removed, placed in envelopes and placed in #3 Boxes.
COULD NOT ANSWER QUESTION BELOW WITH YES/NO...please fix
* No ballots were hand counted
* Flash drives were put into pouch #7 with zipper closed
* Same 2 EO's received the V-Drives
* Unused ballots were put in Box #6
* Drop Box ballots were counted (11 Drop Box ballots at Precinct 201)
* Unused ballots were packed in Box #6
* Drop Box ballots were counted and put in bag #9

BREAKDOWN FROM FINAL TAPES:

PRESIDENT:
SCANNER #1: DEM: 243. REP: 197. LIB: 0. GREEN: 14 IND: 3
SCANNER #2: DEM: 366. REP: 294. LIB: 3. GREEN: 13. IND: 1 WRITE: 3

SENATE:
SCANNER #1: DEM: CAINE 271. REP: CAO 174. UNDERVOTE: 16
SCANNER #2: DEM: CAINE 381. REP: CAO: S287. WRITE 3. UNDERVOTE 1

HOUSE:
SCNNER #1 DEM: VINDMAN: 261. REP: ANDERSON: 182.
WRITE-IN: 1. UNDERVOTES: 17
SCANNER #2. DEM: VINDMAN: 367. REP: ANDERSON: 296
WRITE-IN: 4. UNDERVOTES: 21

*** PROVISIONAL VOTES...INCLUDING SDR's = 46

NO INCIDENT

Chief was very professional and competent, also courteous toward all, including myself. Very hectic at closing as EO's had to properly pack up and account for everything, so I could not easily interrupt anyone to get numbers and all questions answered.

Chief was very professional and competent, also courteous toward all, including myself. Very hectic at closing as EO's had to properly pack up and account for everything, so I could not easily interrupt anyone to get numbers and all questions answered.

NO INCIDENT

Chief was very professional and competent, also courteous toward all, including myself. Very hectic at closing as EO's had to properly pack up and account for everything, so I could not easily interrupt anyone to get numbers and all questions answered.

Yes

A very large number of same day registration and voting w/ a good portion needing assistance

A very large number of same day registration and voting w/ a good portion needing assistance

Yes

A very large number of same day registration and voting w/ a good portion needing assistance

Above answers: Ballots removed etc, yes; ballots handcounted, no; pouch 7 questions, did not observe; serial numbers, yes; unused ballots in boxes, yes; ballot drop box ballots in env 9, yes

I did not observe specific boxes or envelopes signed, but I did observe EOs signing items.

I was only there toward the end of evening shift, so not inside before polls opened.

I was only there toward the end of evening shift, so not inside before polls opened.

Above answers: Ballots removed etc, yes; ballots handcounted, no; pouch 7 questions, did not observe; serial numbers, yes; unused ballots in boxes, yes; ballot drop box ballots in env 9, yes

I did not observe specific boxes or envelopes signed, but I did observe EOs signing items.

I was only there toward the end of evening shift, so not inside before polls opened.

I stopped the Chief as he was walking out of the building with the box of scanned ballots, without any signatures. He was half way out of the cafeteria (to the outside building door) as he suddenly yelled over his shoulder "good night" to everybody and that they were all done and they could go home. This was the first and only time that he had said anything about closing for the night (all of the other boxes and envelopes were still being organized to leave and they were doing their final checks for required signatures).

As the Chief was about to leave with the un-signed ballot box, I called him out (in front of everyone) and said that the ballot box hadn't been signed yet. He called/yelled back to me that, yes, they had been signed.

I then told him that they were missing their yellow signature sticker (and signatures) from the top of the box. He then told me that they don't use those yellow signature stickers anymore. I told him, okay, but if that's the case, the ballot box still hadn't been signed by anybody, not on any labels.

At that point, one of the Election Officers (maybe the Asst. Chief?? They weren't wearing "Chief" badges) ran across the room, and over to the Chief in order to make him stop walking away (because the Chief had continued walking to the door with the ballot box on his shoulder).

The Election Officer had got the Chief to pause - I then ran over to them, and pointed to the original white sticker label that was on the side of "Box 3", and showed that even that sticker label didn't have even one signature on it.

((I should note that the tamper tape was previously put by one of the Election Officers over and down the middle of this "Box 3" white sticker label on the side of the #3 ballot box,). The tamper tape therefore literally cut down and through the middle of the "Box #3" sticker label (and also through much of the typed text that was on the actual label, as well as right down the middle where signature lines were.))

After I again told the Chief that there were zero signatures on Ballot Box #3, the Chief then agreed to have the Election Officers sign the white #3 Box sticker label, that already had the tamper tape running thought it (the tamper tape ran top to bottom of the white label, cutting it into a "left" side and a "right" side).

The Election Officer then had the Election Officers sign the white #3 Box label - the EOs squeezed in their signatures as best as they could, a long the two margins of the label, considering the tamper tape cut through the label.

Unfortunately, because the other Election Officer had put the tamper tape through the label, I was unable to read any of the information on the label - so I am not able to verify if the scanner number listed on it was accurate. What I can confirm is that the one and only box of scanned ballots (in Box #3) originated from Scanner #2, which was the only scanner used for for voting since my arrival at 9:15AM. I was told that the Election Office told the Precinct this morning to only use one of the scanners, due to a high early-voting turnout this election season.

Lastly, while this was all going on, I lost track of what happened to Envelope #9 with the Drop Box ballots. It had been previously signed by 1 Election Officer. I wasn't able to see if it was properly sealed (I was waiting for the Chief to finish, and to sign the #3 Ballot Box, etc). So, in summary, I'm not sure if the #9 Envelope was eventually signed by a second Election Officer or not.

I believe that all other boxes and envelopes were signed, though, since the Chief started walking off, things got a bit disoriented (nobody seemed to know they were actually about to leave) - people started bringing boxes outside and putting them in the dark. There wasn't any public discussion of what was happening, or who was taking the boxes/envelopes to the Clerk of the Court, etc. I stood outside with the boxes and equipment and waited to see that the Chief was bringing his car to pick them up. There were a few remaining Election Officers who were standing there waiting for rides, etc. As far as I know, the Chief was the only person returning any election material. When I asked, nobody seemed to know of any "2-person teams", etc.

Lastly, throughout the day, the Chief was incredibly nice, and always answered my questions. Honestly, going above and beyond to show me that he wanted a transparent process. That being said, he honestly seemed a bit "too nice". Then, the way he just abruptly started walking out on his own with the un-signed ballot box was extremely weird. I've Poll Watched multiple times, and have NEVER seen anything like this; No, "thank you, team," or, "we just have to do X or Y before we leave, etc" - it was extremely abrupt, and he was literally almost at the outside door with the ballot box when he yelled back to us all over his shoulder that we were finished.

After he agreed to have the Election Officers sign the white label, one of the Officers nodded her head to me, demonstrating her support for me calling out her Chief, and demanding signatures. Sadly, some EOs seemed like the lack of signatures was a non-issue, and then a few Election Officers (and the Democrat Poll Watcher) seemed annoyed that I had called this out. I thought that the reaction of my fellow-Poll Watcher was also very strange. That being said, it was very late, and most of these people had been up since 3AM, but it was a very strange response by some of these people - in particular, since the Chief didn't even apologize for being wrong about the signatures.