Votes received during the audit in County Audit Report?

[sfsinger19103]

(per RLA Tool Feedback #1_tool version2)

Suggestion (not requirement) from CDOS:

[In County Audit Report] it might be useful to know how many votes each candidate received during the audit, and how many were discrepancies or not.

It's not clear to me what exactly the suggestion is: is it the candidate (audited) vote totals from audited ballot cards alone? Or total votes, "correcting" any discrepancies found during the audit? My guess is, for each candidate three columns:

• Corrected vote total (original vote total plus net votes corrected by audit)
• Number of cards whose audit increased the candidate's vote total
• Number of cards whose audit decreased the candidate's vote total.

If I understand correctly, this would require tracking things we don't currently track (discrepancy per candidate, not just per contest).

[dmzimmerman]

You understand correctly, and we will not be adding this feature.

[dmzimmerman]

I also don't believe that CDOS saying "it might be useful" makes this a "CDOS Priority."

[nealmcb]

There is certainly no need to add this under the contract for November 2017.

Implementation of #601 will allow the counties to make these calculations themselves.

The corrected vote total in particular would be a worthy addition to the report some day.

[dmzimmerman]

Tracking this information would require either (1) an almost complete rearchitecture of how audit results are actually computed and tracked over time, or (2) recalculation from scratch of these numbers every time a report is generated. I find neither to be a palatable option for the forseeable future.

[sfsinger19103]

I also don't believe that CDOS saying "it might be useful" makes this a "CDOS Priority."
@dmzimmerman

I use "CDOS Priority" label to make sure that I close the loop with CDOS on anything they explicitly mention.

Feel free to change the name of the label to "CDOS Request", or to make a second label of that name, or to suggest some other solution. Just let me know.