Homeless Issues Committee - Regular Meeting

All right, I will call this meeting to order. We have the consideration of the minutes.

We'll have approval at the May 5th minutes.

I will second approval at both May 5th minutes. Is there any discussion on the minutes? All right, all those in favor say aye. Aye. Opposed? If the minutes are good, we'll move on to the Canvas for August 11.

And we'll start with the townships. Can I make a few general comments and also question what you just said? Oh, wait. I forgot something. We have ethics too.

Oh, yeah. So I think you need to do it online.

OK. I'm aware of that coming up, and I see they sent me the link to do it online this morning. I'm not going to get to it this week. So I know she was trying to get it in the pay period, and I don't care much about that. As long as you do that, I would appreciate it.

I did it in connection with the cat. I can't watch it. I have to wear my shirt, too.

You look like you're going to be.

That's right. So we're on item D. I'm sorry, Steve. You were going to say something?

A couple comments. I have reviewed election results, of course. One thing that, and I don't know what point you want to talk about, but would be lovely to talk about, and maybe now would be, there was a lot of variance about something having to do with WECC and taking pictures at the polls. It seems that WECC had given advice two days before There were poll workers that were kicking out news, and there were poll workers that had 10 different news in the poll. So what I hate to see is when we have variance in what's happening in poll places and in that particular thing, some interpretation of WEX, whatever WEX guidance, because I didn't even see it as a chief inspector in Verona.

It came late, and the way that we'd always interpreted it for some time was, You can take general pictures of the polls, but not people checking in. Those could be confidential voters, or you don't want to see a ballot. That's where I would be. The camera comes in and does a basic shot of the polling place, and it's all kind of... But yeah, they had a more restrictive view of that.

And what was their more restrictive view?

I don't have it on me right now, but why don't we get it for later?

If we want to talk about it tomorrow morning, I'd be fine with that. I would just love to talk about it at some point if you wanted me to try to find it.

I do think it's a good point of emphasis, whatever we're consistent.

Yeah, just have it clear that they're reinterpreting something scares me a little, that we all didn't get it scares me even more. And we interpreted it very differently. The second thing that I would say, I had a lot of issues I was reviewing having to do with the statute reading regarding an unopposed race. And I talked a lot with staff about this. So the thing to clarify, me and you probably know, is we're not looking at one race. There's not one race for governor. There's five. So yes, of course you know that. So when we look at a Republican for sheriff, That is an unopposed race. And the way we count write-ins is different for an unopposed race. And I had a lot of issues because we have a lot of write-in made. Right, right. So I was very concerned about having to record these. For sheriff, I believe the number that we had across the county was 770. Okay. And in theory. None of them are registered, right? None of them. There are registered, but not for that office. Okay. So yes.

So is the rule different, like for a governor's race and for a sheriff's race?

The rule is different actually for part of some primaries slightly. And we got into this with staff. I spent a lot of time and had some things because I thought we had to record all of these. And the first thing as going through them, it isn't the same person getting a whole bunch of votes. That word that they say of scattering was heavy. I mean, there's hardly anybody that got two votes. And of course, a lot of them are me, unknown, you know, people write unknown, all the rest of them. I'd be surprised if anybody got more than 20 votes. The way I read the statute, we needed to record them because there wasn't a candidate here. On the other hand, that's a bunch of work. That's not our problem. If we have to do that, we have to do that. Staff provided me with a document that I think is really worth reading, that although the statute is correct and that person would win my interpretation, and he knows I was dealing with this, so he can correct me if I'm wrong, the person doesn't get on the ballot that for the next election, past the primary, until they meet this standard. This is in a different section. The standard for this is either 5% of the votes that that party got for the governor's race in the last election, or the number of votes, or the number of signatures required to get on the ballot, whichever is greater. It's kind of like how it was with third-party candidates and stuff. Very complicated. So to me, what was really useful is once we got to that point and she supplied me with that document, which I didn't know. That was great of staff to give me that. Then we looked at the total number of write-ins, and we do not satisfy that number. We just barely do. And Sheriff, however, I've reviewed enough there, and they're all over the place. A very clear conclusion that, yes, we need to do this. No, we don't need to do this. And I wanted to explain on the record why. Thanks for doing this. The other thing that I question, Scott, as you said, we usually start with towns, and I'd be fine if we start with towns. We are going to have an issue when we get to the city of Monona. We could switch and do cities first, and then we could give them. Okay, fine. No problem.

Okay. Okay.

Thank you. We had it all organized. First one's closest, right?

I've been through them all already and they're still organized. That's impressive. On the All of the batch that we will deal with today, other than the City of Sun Prairie, I have reviewed them, and I have reviewed their registered writing. Most of them will have a note on the front. The City of Sun Prairie, I have not gone through. I have found no votes for the registered writing, but I will say that every time. When we get to the city tomorrow, that's not on the stuff that I got forwarded. So we'll have to review every one of those tomorrow. Got it. That'll be fast. We can make that work. All right. All right, one and four.

One and four. 200 Republican.

259 total votes. Do you want me to read? Or do you want to go?

I can read. Tiffany, 85. Manske, 8.

Lieutenant Governor. Varnum, 49. Martin, 34. AG, Tony, 74. Secretary of State, Schroeder, 26. Meyer, 28. Polnau, 20. Werner, 7. Treasurer, Leiber, 69. Congress, nobody. Assembly, Sandy Bach, 68. Sheriff, nobody. Clerk, nobody. Dem, governor. Crowley, 68. Rodriguez, 5. Brennan, 0. Hong, 57. Royce, 25. Hughes, 0. Barnes, 6. Lieutenant Governor. Godlewski, 140. A.G. Call, 142. Secretary of State. Zamarripa, 136. Treasurer. Zong, 71. Hellmanstein, 70. Congress, Alexander, 25. Pocan, 122. Assembly, Udall, 131. Sheriff, Barrett, 110. Ordman, 32. Clerk of Courts, Ozaki, 130. Constitutional.

Governor Nunn, Nunn, Nunn, Nunn, Nunn, Nunn, Nunn, Nunn, Nunn, Nunn. For constitutional, it's all nones.

Libertarian. None, none, none, none. None, none, none, none, none, none, none, none, none, none. None. Green. None, none, none, down to secretary. No, none. Kera, zero. Okay.

None, none, none, none, none.

There we go. But that was Town of Albion, and I had checked the population. One and four. Yeah, one and four. The population was good, and the barrels were still. Okay, two and three.

Do you want to go first, or do you want me to? I'm fine. I'll go first. Tiffany, 81. Barnum, 35. Martin, 30. Tony, 65. Go back and say 81 and then 1. Manske, 2. Yeah. I think I said Varnum, 35. Martin, 30. Tony, 65. Secretary of State Schrader, 23. Meyer, 17. Paul now, 22. Werner, 5. Lieber, 61.

Congress, nobody.

Assembly, Donahue, 53. Sheriff, nobody. Clerk, nobody. Dem Governor, Crowley, 53. Rodriguez, 5. Brennan, 2. Hong, 40. Roy, 6. Hughes, 0. Barnes, 6. Gazluski, 97. Call, 94. Zamarripa, 88. Treasurer, Zong, 50, Hellmanstein, 39. Congress, Alexander, 17, Pocan, 80.

Assembly, Fitzgerald, 88. Sheriff, Barrett, 65, Ordman, 26.

Clerk of Court, Ozaki, 84. Constitutional, looks like zeros. Libertarian. Going down looks like all zeroes. Green going down. All zeroes. There we go.

Next is telling the ferry worth one in two population. Good variance. 373.

373. Can we do it? All right. Tiffany, 98. Manske, 7. For Lieutenant Governor Varnum, 46. Martin, 39. For AG, Tony, 75. For Secretary of State Schrader, 31, Meyer, 20, Polno, 21, Lerner, 14. For the Treasurer, Leiber, 73, nothing. Three votes for the President of Congress, but. I don't care. Yeah. And then same for State Senate, 27. For Republican, 81, Meyer, 64. for Republican Sheriff and same for the courts. For Democratic Governor, Crowley, 138, Rodriguez, 3, Brennan, 12, Francesca, 58, Royce, 44, Hughes, 0, Barnes, 6. For Lieutenant Governor, Godlewski, 212, Crawford, AG, Call, 215. For Secretary of State, Zamarripa, 204, Treasurer, John, 55, Holmenstein, 165. For Congress, District 2, Alexander, 19, Pocan, 229. For State, Senate, 27, Hesselbein, 218. For District 81, George, 210. For Sheriff, Barrett, 192, Ortman, 29. For... A clerk of circuit court, Okazaki 201. And then constitution is zeros all the way down. And then libertarian.

Zeros all the way down. And then How do they get on there if they have no candidates? Because they were there last time.

That's the same thing you were talking with the percentage from the last time.

It surprised me. They're no candidates.

They get on there from the performance in the last election.

Perfect. Next is Blooming Grove. The first would be towards one and two. Three and seven right behind populations or All good. Both of them, the variances are zero. Unbolted. By the way, so many of these inspector statements are so much better than they've been for years. They're just filled out. I still fight the law, but they're reading a bit. But the numbers on these cover sheets are really looking good.

So one and two, we're looking at total 262 votes. Yes. Do you want to read or you want me to?

Governor, Republican, Tiffany, 15, Mansfield, 30. Lieutenant Governor of Arnhem, 10, Martin, 7. AG, Tony, 18. Secretary of State, Schroeder, 4. Meyer, 3. Paul, no, 7. Werner, 3. Board, Treasurer, Liber, 17. for District 2-0 for Assembly 76, Nina Chet, 17. Could be a Nina, I don't know. Sheriff, nothing in the court. Democrats, Governor Crowley, 45, Rodriguez, three, Brennan, four, Hong, 170, Royce, 14, Hughes, two, Barnes, six. For Lieutenant Governor Guthersby, 205, For Attorney General, Call 203, Zamarripa for Secretary of State 200, Jong 142 for Treasurer, 61 for Hellenstein. District 2, Congress, Alexander 31, Polkan 200. For Assembly 76, Castaneda 48, Sullivan 16, Ben Ami 24, Bennett 65, and Martinez-Rutherford 76. For Sheriff, Barrett, 118. Ortman, 68. We're clerk of circuit court. Okazaki, 179. Constitution looks like zero, but I'll double check.

Well, it looks like zero is to me. Same with libertarians. Same with greens. And now we're at wards three to seven of Blue Grove. with 243 total. 243, yeah. Want me to go?

Either way, you just tell me what you want me to do. I'll go for the Wyoming switch. Go ahead. For Republicans, Governor Tiffany, 44, Manske, 1. Lieutenant Governor Varnum, 20, Martin, 16. For AG, Tony, 36. For Secretary of State, Schrader, 17, Meyer, 4, Polno, 10, Werner, 2. For State Treasurer, Lybert, 37. For Congress, no candidate. For District 78, Henry Johnson, 32. For Sheriff, zero. So Republicans, yeah, zero for Circuit Court. For Dem Governor, Crowley, 85. Rodriguez, zero. Brennan, nine. Pong, 77. Royce, 23. Hughes, one. Barnes, two. Lieutenant Governor, Governor's Key, 162. AG Call, 163. Secretary of State, Zambarico, 147. Treasurer, Dong, 92. Wallenstein, 60. For Congress, District 2, Alexander, 22. Polk, M, 155. For Assembly, 78. Stubbs, 143. Sheriff, Barrett, 126. Orbin, 34. Or court, Okazaki, 135. I almost said 36. 135. And then constitution.

You know, I've got a question. I'm just looking at these constitution libertarian Greens. There are no candidates anyway, right?

No. Green has one.

Green has one in what? There's one in Green. I think it's governor. Yeah.

No, it's not, but it's something.

No, there's nothing, but look, there are.

Okay, look at green. Let's go to green.

Yeah, there's Paris.

And what's he running for? Okay. I know what doing the nursing home. Yeah, that's right. That's right.

He's for zero.

But the other ones, yeah, there's no candidates.

There's no candidates. There is nothing to correlate.

We can just skip by those. They could have right in.

But we could just say, no, it takes longer. Constitutional, zero. Libertarian, zero. And green, we can look in Secretary of State. There are no candidates. This is going to take long enough.

Well, let's try that. We can pick up the pace.

Yeah.

I mean, if you say zero, zero, zero.

Yeah. You're both scanning them quickly.

There's no point in looking at each race.

There is no way there can be a number in it. There is. They could write it in.

There are no registered write-ins.

There are no registered write-ins, but there could be a number. But that's not something. None of them have a number that we're counting. That's true.

Other than Green, Secretary of State. Right.

We'll just take our pace.

I'll pick it up.

Let's see. I'm registering my disapproval of this. The whole system is dumb. It is, but we're making it dumber. when we had a chance to make it smarter.

The next is Town of Blue Mountain, 422. The population is good. There's a variance of zero. There are no registered write-ins. My count is 303.

Yep. Republicans, Tiffany, 71. Ms. B, 1. Lieutenant, Governor, Martin, 34. Martin, 29. AG, Tony, 57. Secretary of State Schroeder, 28. Meyer, 7. Polnau, 13. Werner, 14. State Treasurer, 52 for Leiber. Nothing in District 2. Senate, District 17. Marklein, 54. For District 51, Assembly Novak, 57. Nothing in Republican Sheriff or in for Governor, Democrats, Crowley, 114, Rodriguez, four, Brennan, 14, Hong, 68, Royce, 21, Hughes, one, Mandela-Barnes, six, Lieutenant Governor Galewski, 191, Paul, 203, Zamarripa, 188, Secretary of State, Jean, 76, for Treasurer, Homestead, 117, for Congress District, two, Alexander, 33, Pokan, 189. For District 17, Senate, Jacobson, 116. Hendrickson, 63. White, 21. For Assembly, 51. Gruber, 180. For Sheriff, Barrett, 161. Ordman, 40. For Clerk of Courts, Okazaki, 177. Nothing in Constitution. And nothing in Libertarians.

And nothing. Harris has no votes.

Yep. You'll be glad we don't have to go over all the write-ins.

That's right on.

Next would be town of Bristol. The population is good. The variance is zero. There are no registered write-ins. My number is 1123, and I did check the zero tape on the signature sheet there. I don't know if you've been checking zero tapes.

Yes.

Okay. You're catched.

Okay, you ready? Yep. Republican governor, Tiffany, 321, Manske, 12.

Oh, boy, no, I'm in the wrong.

Okay.

There is another.

Oh, machine two.

That's two machines.

So just for those of you watching, when we get a district that has two machines, we have to take the two machine tapes, lay them side by side, add the number to get to match the number that's on the printed statement. And sometimes there'll be three tapes, and it slows us down a little.

Sometimes there are four tapes.

So we're looking at total votes of 11, 23? Correct.

Okay. Ready?

Yeah. Tiffany, 321. Okay. Yep. All right, Minsky 12. Lieutenant Governor Barnum 140. Martin 132. For AG, Tony 257. For Secretary of State, Schrader 114. Meyer 37. Polno 82. Warner 43. For Secretary, State Treasurer, sorry. Let me know when you're ready. Liber, 242. Nothing for District 2 Congress. For Assembly 48, how do you say that? Curely. We'll go with Curely. I think the J is silent. Curely, 229. Sheriff, nothing there. Demgov is the next one.

Give me a second.

All right. Crowley, 391. Yep. Rodriguez, 29.

Yep.

Warren, 32. Hm-mm. Hong, 209.

Yep.

Roy's, 81. Yep. Hughes, 1. Yep. Barnes, 35. Yep. Lieutenant Governor, 648. Yep. AG, 652 for call.

Yep.

Secretary of State, Zamarripa, 623. Yep. John. No problem. Okay. NOM 324. Yep. Homicide 315. Yep. For Congress District 2, Alexander 88. Yep. Polkans 615. Yep. For Assembly District 48, Heisel 599.

Yep.

For Sheriff, Barrett 583, Wardman 99. For Clerk of Court, Okazaki 581. Yep.

And then zeros for Constitution, zeros for Libertarian, zeros for Harris, and everyone else.

It would be the town of birth towards one through seven. Populations are good. The variance is zero. There are no registered write-ins.

We did that.

What's she marking for us with the reds and blues?

I should have answered that because I was hearing that. Yeah, the blues are, I think, yeah, starting on some of them.

It's like going to the second. We have two birds here.

Well, OK. I know she's trying to mark something. We can use it.

They went to all that work. Colors are different. So the reds on one is the equivalent of the blue on the other.

I don't think they're colored.

I think the colors don't mean anything.

I'm convinced. Okay. It's about to run out.

Yeah. So we've got...

$8.55 total. For which one?

For Burke. Oh, no. What the hell? $8.97. $5.88. We should be town of Burke.

One through four and seven. It is only $7.41. It is $7.41. I got $8.97. I think that's when you add those.

I have one then.

He's right on.

Okay.

So do you have a tape for each reporting unit?

I have two tapes.

Yeah, you have two tapes. I think they're both on there. So then they're going to have numbers that I have, not numbers that you have. That's the case.

No, I think the top two tapes are one through four, and then as you go down the top on the same tapes below is six. But I would. Okay.

I understand. So what number are you looking for?

I'm looking for 741.

Which is what I have, 580 and 161. 741. Yeah. Okay. Cool. Okay. We got it. Take your time.

Let me know when you're ready.

All right. All right. Tiffany Green versus Republican Governor 176. Yeah. Got it? Yeah. Okay. Manske, 7. For Lieutenant Governor Varnum, 89. Martin, 69. For AG, Tony, 159. For Secretary of State Schroeder, 84. Meyer, 21. All in all, 32. Varner, 19. For State Treasurer, Liver, 153. There is no one in District 2, Congress. for District 48, Corley 146.

Give me just a second here. Wait, don't they don't have, okay, so then we get to the Dems. No, yeah, Sheriff there wasn't, there isn't anyone, Sheriff or Clerk of course.

So Dem Governor.

Wait.

and probably 244, Rodriguez 11, Brennan 11, Fong 205, Royce 65, Hughes 0, Barnes 16. Lieutenant Governor Galewski 489 for AG. Yeah, I'll wait. Okay. 496 for Call. Yep. Zamaripa, 471 for Secretary of State. Yeah. Treasurer Zhang, 299. Hollenstein, 185.

Yep.

For Congress, District 2, Alexander, 63. Copeland, 443. Yep. And for Assembly, 48. Heisel, 454. Yeah. Fashera, 390 for Barrett. Yeah. Orman, 84. Yes. Okazaki, clerk of courts, 441. Okay, then I see nothing in constitutions. I see nothing in libertarian. And there's no votes for Paris or any other groups.

Correct. Okay, now wards five and six.

And we should have in there a Total of 156. Correct.

Ready? Just about. Yeah. All right. For Republican Governor Tiffany, 26, Manske, 1. Yep. Lieutenant Governor Varnum, 15, Martin, 9.

Yep.

AG Tony, 22. Yep. For Secretary of State Schroeder, 10, Meyer, 3, Polno, 8, Werner, 4. OK. Wait just a second.

Yep.

Okay. For Treasurer, Leiber, 20.

Yeah.

For Congress, District 2, nothing. Candidate for District 42, Assembly, Miller, 20. Yep. For Sheriff, no candidate. For Clerk of Courts, no candidate. For Dem Governor, are you ready? All right. Crowley, 41. Yeah. Rodriguez, 4. Brennan, 3. Yep. Alex, you got it. Ong 60. Yep, Royce 15, Hughes 0, Barnes 4. Yep. Lieutenant Governor Gavisby 103.

Yep.

Call 101. Yep. Zamarifa 97. Yep. John 60. Yep. Elmenstein 48. Yep. And then we've got District 2 Congress. Yep. Alexander 14, Pokan 101. Assembly 42, Carvel 92. Sheriff, Barrett 87, Orvin 18. Clerk of Courts, Okazaki 91. I see no votes in Constitution. I see no votes in Libertarian. No vote for Paris. That's it.

Yep.

Next, we have the town of Christiana. The population is good. The variance is zero. There are no registered write-ins. It appears there is no zero tape or no any notes about the zero tape. I know Christiana has a new one. I think we should make sure and tell them. I don't see any notes from staff about that either. I know we reached out to all of them who didn't. I know we did, too, and they normally had notes, and I'm just seeing that one without the notes.

And we have 311 as our number. Yes.

All right. Ready? Yep. Republican Governor Tiffany, 99. Manske, 2. Are you just doing this one, too?

Yep.

Okay, yeah. All right. Lieutenant Governor Varner, 45. Martin, 46. Yep. AG Tony, 88. Secretary of State Schrader, 39, Myers, 6, Paul, no, 23, Werner, 14. Treasurer, Liber, 81, no one in Congress, District 2. For 46, Assembly, Donahue, 77. No candidate for Sheriff or Circuit Court. For Democratic, Governor, Crowley, 110, Rodriguez, 4, Brennan, 10, Long, 62. Flores, 18. Hughes, 0. Barnes, 5. For Lieutenant Governor Gaviriski, 162. For AG, Call, 164. Zahmariepa, Secretary of State, 154. Treasurer, John, 71. Hellmanstein, 88. For District 2, Congress. Alexander, 28. Pocan, 164. For Assembly, District 46. Fitzgerald, 160. For Sheriff, Barrett, 157. Orton, 21. The clerk of courts, Okazaki, 144. There is no Constitution. There is no Libertarians. There is no vote for Karis or any other.

We have the town of Cottage Grove, Ward 1 through 6. Population is good. The variance is zero. There are no registrants. There are two tables.

And I checked both of you. 1026 total? Correct.

You ready? Yeah. Republican governor, Tiffany 220, Manske 9. Lieutenant Governor Varnum, 120, Martin, 83. AG, 21, 86. Secretary of State Schrader, 82, Meyer, 23, Polno, 59, Warner, 28. Yep. State Treasurer Leiber, 173. Nothing in District 2. Assembly, 46, Donahue, 162. Yep.

Can you need to flip?

Yep.

No sheriff. There's no sheriff. There's no clerk of court.

There's no clerk of court. So then Governor Crowley, 364. Rodriguez, 25. Brennan, 28. Pong, 262. Roy, 71. Hughes, 5. Barnes, 29. Yep. For Lieutenant Governor Galewski, 663. For AG Call, 670. For Secretary of State Zalmarieffa, 629. For State Treasurer, Zhong 340, Hellmanstein 307. For Congress, District 2, Alexander 86, Pocan 638. For District 46, Fitzgerald 625. For Sheriff, Barrett 559, Orban 117. For Court of the Courts, Okazaki 601. And there are no constitutions. There are no libertarians. And there's no vote for Keres or any other green. Yeah.

Again, my bad. That could be out of trust. I mean, for one, two of the population. Good. Zero. I did check the zero tape. It is signed. There are no registered rights.

503? Yes, 503. It's two tapes.

Is there two tapes?

Let me look.

No, just one thing. I was looking at another total from a party. 503? Yep. Okay.

Governor Tiffany, 125. Manske, 4. Warren, 46. Martin, 57. Tony, 104. Schrader for Secretary of State, 43. Meyer, 11. Polno, 27. Warner, 26. For Treasurer, Leiber, 88. No one in District 2, no candidate in 27 Senate. For Assembly 80, Simran Arora. Arora, 56. No one in the Sheriff race or the Court race. So we're on the Dem Governor. Crowley, 180. Rodriguez, nine. Brandon, 14. Hong, 119. Royce, 37. Hughes, zero. Barnes, four. For Deputy Lieutenant Governor Godlewski, 296. For AG Call, 307. Secretary of State Zamarripa, 280. State Treasurer Jong, 119. Hellmanstein, 178. For District Two Congress, Alexander, 37. Phocan, 308. For District 27 Senate, Hesselbein, 290. For Assembly District 80, Behr, 282. For Sheriff Barrett, 246. Orbin, 57. For the courts, Okazaki, 275. There is no one in the Constitution. There is nobody.

Nobody for Karras. No one for Karras. If you want, by the way, Scott, we've only got one tape. I'm happy to do the reading. It's hard for me to do the reading if I'm combining two.

All right, let's just go that way for now.

So Town of Dane, Ward 1. I have checked the rotates.

Mm-hmm.

The population is good. The variance is zero. There are no registered write-ins. There is one thing.

I'll try and give you that one. Thank you. And 231 votes. Republican Governor Tiffany, 93. Manske, 4. Senate Governor Varnum, 53. Martin, 29. AG, Tony, 78. Secretary of State, Schrader, 27. Meyer, 22. Paul, now 26. Werner, 11. Treasurer, Lieber, 75. Nothing for Congress. Nothing for State Senator. Assembly, Meyer, 77. Nothing for Sheriff or Clerk of Courts. Dems, Governor Crowley, 64, Rodriguez, 8, Brennan, 9, Hong, 30, Roy, 16, Hughes, 0, Barnes, 4. Senate Governor Godlewski, 107, Agee, Call, 110, Secretary of State Zamarripa, 101, Treasurer Zong, 50, Hellmanstein, 57. Congress, Alexander 18, Pocan 102, State Senate, Hesselbein 106, Assembly, George 101, Sheriff, Barrett 88, Orderman 21, Clerk of Court, Ozaki 100, no Constitutional, no Libertarian, and Karras didn't get a vote.

No green. Next we have the town of Deerfield, Ward 1 and 2. Population is good, variance The tape is there and separated.

OK, 431 votes.

OK, here we have a variance of two. We have two more voters than ballots. So the way we'd rather see it, if there's an error, it is well explained, although wrong. But they had two cross votes and apparently didn't run them in Michigan. Oh, they just didn't run them. They didn't run them. Yes. OK. Yep. Got it. The wrong answer. But it's an answer. We know what they did. We run it or we make it.

Yeah. Yeah. You're right. It's an answer. It's a bad answer, but it's an answer. That makes it good.

We like to know what they did.

That's right. Okay. Governor, Tiffany, 133. Manske, 5. Farnham, 71. Martin, 46. Boney, 109. Secretary of State, Schroeder, 40. Meyer, 17. Palma, 36. Werner, 23. Treasurer, Leiber, 107. Assembly, Donahue, 105. Statt, Dems. Governor, Crowley, 135. Rodriguez, 7. Brennan, 10. Hong, 98. Royce, 24. Hughes, 0. Barnes, 18. Senate Governor Gatzluski, 249. AG Call, 251. Secretary of State Zamarripa, 239. Treasurer Zong, 137. Hellmanstein, 99. Congress Alexander, 38. Volkan, 230. Assembly Fitzgerald, 233. Sheriff Barrett, 223. Ordman, 32. Clerk at Court Ozaki, 217. No constitutional, no libertarian, and no KRS, no green.

That would be the town of Dunkirk. I have looked at this real time. There, the population is good. The variance is zero. There are no registered writings. And it is one thing.

And it is 578 votes. Thank you for opening the tape for me.

Try and tell me if it doesn't do you any good. I will. It's very helpful.

Okay. Republican Governor, Tiffany, 139. Manske, 2. Lieutenant Governor, Barnum, 70. Martin, 38. AG, Tony, 107. Secretary of State, Schrader, 54. Meyer, 6. Polnau, 30. Werner, 15. Treasurer Lieber, 94. Nobody for Congress. Assembly, Box, 76. Nobody for Sheriff or Clerk of Court. Governor Crowley, 226. Rodriguez, 8. 116. Hong, 132. Royce, 29. Hughes, 0. Barnes, 13. Lieutenant Governor Gostlewski, 345. AG, call 351. Secretary of State, Zamarripa, 325. Treasurer Zong, 146. Helmenstein, 189. Congress, Alexander, 37. Polkant, 345. Assembly, Udall, 312. Sheriff Barrett, 306. Ordman, 48. Clerk of Court, Ozaki, 294. Nothing per constitutional. Green, Kittney, Nook, Libertarian. And Secretary of State, neither Green nor anybody else, or neither Karras nor anybody else.

Next is Town of Dunn. The road tape is signed there. There should be an X type. Nice. Population is good. The variance needs to go. There is just one.

We've got 1533 is our number.

I keep forgetting that. 34. Well, I got 1533.

Oh, wait, no. I've got 1534 here. Oh, I've got both of them, but I've got 1530. 1534 is good. Where's 1533? I've got a 1533. Oh, just that stand. That just didn't help you include the express. One express phone. That's why I would. That's how I missed it.

1533. That's how I have one. One of the express phones. Yeah, well, 1534 is great.

A lot of the outlying don't like the same. They don't use it. Yep. Okay, Republican Governor Tiffany, 311, Manske, 8, Senate Governor Varnum, 163, Martin, 107, AG, Tony, 262, Secretary of State Schrader, 115, Meyer, 26, Polnau, 72, Werner, 38, Treasurer Lieber, 240, Congress, nobody, Assembly, Bach, 225, Sheriff, nobody, Clerk of Court, nobody. And actually, they don't even have a candidate there. Dem Governor, Crowley, 603, Rodriguez, 19, Brennan, 50, Hong, 378, Royce, 113, Hughes, 3, Barnes, 33, Lieutenant Governor, 985, Gazluski, 985, G. Call, 996, Secretary of State, Zamarripa, 929, Treasurer, Zong, 517, Hellmanstein, 446, Congress, Alexander, 107, Bocan, 971, Assembly, Udall, 906, Sheriff, Barrett, 808, Ordman, 171, Clerk of Court, Ozaki, 859, Constitutional, Libertarian, or Green, including Carras.

After Parliament, Mays and Maney, Wards 1 and 2. Zootape is here in sign. Population is good. The variance is zero. The total is 330. My total is 334. There are no additional data.

Yep.

Republican Governor Tiffany, 90, Manske, 3. Lieutenant Governor of Arnhem, 45, Martin, 38, AG, Tony, 83. Secretary of State Schroeder, 40. Meyer, 16.

Polnau, 21. Werner, 6. Treasurer of Labor, 72.

Congress, none. State Senator, none. Assembly, Meyer, 74. Sheriff, none. Clerk, none. Dem Governor, probably 93. Rodriguez, 7. Brennan, 10. Hong, 62. Royce, 53. Hughes, 1. Barnes, 10. Senate Governor Godlewski, 201, A.G. Eccle, 202, Secretary of State Zamarripa, 193, Treasurer Zong, 59, Hellmanstein, 158, Congress Alexander, 20, Polkan, 205, State Senate Hesselbein, 196, Assembly George, 187, Sheriff Barrett, 165, Ordman, 42, Clerk of Court Ozaki, 184, No constitutional, no libertarian, no green, including CARES.

Next, we have the town of Medina, Ward 72. This is your zero. Thank you. The population is good. The variance is minus one. They did do a lot of research. They did not find it. Determination, of course, from that stat is that somebody walked out with a ballot.

No registry records. So they have one more voter than ballots.

So it's the okay way. Very few with more ballots.

Yeah, I know.

Yeah, they're really good with that.

Okay. Republican governor, Tiffany 120, Manske 3. Lieutenant governor, Varnum 51, Martin 44. AG, Tony, 100. Secretary of State, Schrader, 32. Meyer, 15. Paul, now 24. Warner, 19. Treasurer, Lieber, 92. Congress, nobody. Assembly, Donahue, 89. Sheriff, nobody. Court, nobody. Dem Governor, Crowley, 108. Rodriguez, 5. Brennan, 9. Hong, 65. Roy, 7. Hughes, 0. Barnes, 10. Lieutenant Governor Godlewski, 173. AG Call, 178. Secretary of State Zamarripo, 164. Treasurer Zong, 84. Hellmanstein, 91. Congress Alexander, 32. Pocan, 152. Assembly Fitzgerald, 158. Sheriff Barrett, 137. Ordman, 34. Clerk of Court Ozaki, 148. No can, no live.

No green, including carrots. We have a count of Middleton worth one through four. There are two machines here. The zero tapes are both signing to that one. Populations are good. Variances are zero. Middleton did not submit towel sheets. So where we have no Either we've got back answers that they had no numbers or they've not responded since the tally sheets aren't going to affect anything. We've not pressed very hard for getting those. We're reminding them again that they should be submitting as tally sheets, registered write-ins, even when they have no votes. Is that a good description of that? Did I do that good, Scott?

We've got 827 total. Yeah. Okay.

Can you read now?

Oh, me? Sure. Yeah. The problem number, Tiffany, 117. Hanski five, Lieutenant Governor Varnum 49, Martin 51, AG Tony 104. Number right up. Okay.

Secretary of State Schrader 45, Meyer nine,

29, Warner 9, the Treasurer, Liber 80, no one in District 2, no one in Senate District 27, or Assembly District 80, Aurora 58, no one for Sheriff, no one for Court of Courts, for them, Governor. All right. Then Governor Crowley, 312, Rodriguez, 28, Brennan, 42, Hong, 198, Royce, 94, Hughes, 0, Barnes, 21. For Lieutenant-Governor. All right. Governor Lipski, 575. For AG Call, 582. Secretary of State Giammaripa, 543. First State Treasurer, John, 283. Holmenstein, 267. Congress, District 2, Alexander, 58. Polkham, 587. Senate, 27. Hesselbein, 566. Assembly, 80. Behr, 555. Sheriff, Barrett, 471. Orbin, 100. Book of Courts, Okazaki 526. There are no constitutions. There are no libertarians. And there are no greens.

And then we've got words 2 and 4a. Yes. And we have a total of 190 votes. Correct.

You ready? Yeah. Republican Governor Tiffany, 24, Manske, 0. Lieutenant Governor Varnum, 14, Martin, 9. Tony, AG, 23. Okay. Secretary of State Schrader, 13, Meyer, 2. Polnau, 6, Warner, 2. Treasurer at Library 20. No one in District 2. No one in Senate District 0.7. Assembly 81, Meyer 18. There is no Republican Sheriff or Clerk of Courts. So we're on to them, Governor. Crowley 70, Rodriguez 6, Brennan 6 on 60. Roy is 16, Hughes 0, Barnes 8. Lieutenant Governor Godlewski, 138. A.G. Call, 143. All right. Zamarripa, 1, Secretary of State, 128. State Treasurer, John 70, Helmets, 963. For Congress, District 2, Alexander 13, Pocan 142. Senate District 27, Hesselbein 133. Assembly District 81, Jorris 130. Dem Sheriff Barrett 112, Boardman 27. For the courts, Okazaki 115. There are no constitution. There are no libertarians, and there are no green and blue tears.

That is Town Middleton Ward's 5 through 8A. The popular sheets are good. The variance is zero. Again, same on the town sheets.

There are two tapes. There is an 8A, which is a zero.

Oh, OK. So just FYI. I felt that populate.

I did. Yeah. I think it's, I got a two one.

It's usually a farmhouse. Yeah. It's going to be here.

Yeah. Or maybe.

Whatever.

Okay.

And we.

1,105. Yep. Okay.

Ready? Yes. It's lined up a little better.

All right. Tiffany, 189. Manske, 7. Lieutenant Governor Barnum, 65. Martin, 80. AG Tony, 148. We're moving in. OK. Of course, Secretary of State Schrader, 60. Meyer, 20. Polnau, 47. Verner, 15. State treasurer, Liber 136. Excuse me. Congress, there's no candidate. 27. Senate, no candidate. Assembly, 80. Aurora, 110. There's no sheriff or clerk of course. Candidates for lieutenant governor, I mean, condemn governor. You ready? Yep. Crowley, 447. Rodriguez, 27. Brenner, 22. Hong, 278. Roy's, 93. Hughes, 3. And Barnes, 27. Lieutenant Governor Garlouski, 716, call. Yes, he can call. Okay. 737. Yeah. Secretary of State Zamarripa, 685. All right. State Treasurer Zhang, 362. Allmanstein, 323. Congress District 2, Alexandria 112, Pilkhan 715, Senate 27, Hesselbein 704, District 80, Assembly Bear 685, Sheriff Barrett. You ready? Yeah. 604, Ormond 126. Yep. For the courts, Okazaki 643. Yep. There are no constitutions. There are no Libertarians, and there's no vote cast for Green.

And then we've got our Zero Ward. Next to the town of Montrose, Wards 1 and 2. New Zero tape is 0 and 5. Population counts are good. The variance is 0. There are no ratings for dry damage.

My number is 360,000. I can read these.

Governor Tiffany, 76, Manske, 3, Lieutenant Governor Varnum, 48, Martin, 20, AG Tony, 65, Secretary of State Schrader, 25, Meyer, 10, Polino, 23, Warner, 9, Pressure, Liber, 63, Nobody for Congress, State Senate Mark Lane, 66, Assembly, Atkinson, 62. Sheriff, nobody. Clifford's, nobody. Dem governor, probably 150. Rodriguez, 4. Brennan, 5. Hong, 83. Royce, 29. Hughes, 2. Barnes, 4. Senate governor, Gazlewski, 223. Agee, call, 229. Secretary of State, Zamarripa, 216. Treasurer, Zong, 109. Hellmanstein, 122. Congress, Alexander, 34. Pocan, 229. State Senate, Jacobson, 128. Hendrickson, 84. White, 25. Assembly, Omchin, 134. Mitnes, 47. Caves, 47. Sheriff, Barrett, 209. Ordman, 36. Clerk of Courts, Ozaki, 201. Constitutional. Libertarian. No greens.

Oregon. Oregon. Yes, there are two tapes. Both zero tapes are there and signed. The population is good. The variance is zero. There are no registered variance. My number is 1,070. 1,070. Okay, wait just a second.

There's that. There's that. Here it is.

I didn't get you.

No, that's okay.

Okay, Republican governor. Yep. Tiffany 204. Anske 10. Lieutenant Governor Barnum 78. Martin 96. H.E. Toney 151. Yeah, wait. All right. Secretary of State Schroeder, 76. Meyer, 17. Poulnau, 49. Warner, 24. Treasurer, Library, 141. Congress, no candidate. Senate District, 17. Marklein, 141. Yep. For Assembly District, 50. Alexson, 125. No. Sheriff, candidate. No. Forest, candidate. Dem governor. OK. Ready? No.

OK.

Okay. Crowley, 425. Rodriguez, 16. Brennan, 36.

Hong, 245. Roy's, 93. Hughes, 3. Barnes, 26. Lieutenant Governor Galewski, 695. Paul, AG 702. Secretary of State, Zamarripa, 665. State Treasurer, John, 336. Hellman-Stein, 334. For Dem, Congress, District 2, Alexander, 73. Pocan, 728. For Senate, District 17, Jacobson, 561. Hendrickson, 127. White, 57. Okay. For Assembly District 50, Dimension 319, Midness 212, Case 157. For Sheriff Barrett 600, Ormond 127. For... Yep. For the Courts, Okazaki 632. Yep. There are no Constitution or Libertarian or Green.

Next, we have the Tom Perry Board 1. The zero take is best in sign. Population is good. The variance is zero.

Our number is 233. Yep. I'll read it. Tiffany, 37. Manske, 1. Lieutenant Governor of Arnhem, 22. Martin, 8. AG, Tony, 29. Secretary of State, Schroeder, 11. Meyer, 3. Polno, 10. Werner, 3. Treasurer, Lieber, 27. Cardinal, Congress. Upstate Senate, Markling, 28. Assembly, Alexson, 27. Nunn, Nunn. Dem Governor, Crowley, 83. Rodriguez, 10. Brennan, 13. Hong, 63. Royce, 18.

Lieutenant Governor Gazluski.

Oh, what? Shoes, I said. Oops, sorry. Shoes, zero. Barnes, five. I'm sorry. Lieutenant Governor Gazluski, 177. AG Call, 175. Secretary of State Samaripo, 167. Treasurer Zong, 78. Helmanstein, 71. Zong, 74. Helmanstein, 91. Congress, Alexander, 18, Polkan, 168. State Senator, Jacobson, 89, Hendrickson, 62, White, 20. Assembly, Omichen, 78, Mitnes, 48, Caves, 36.

Sheriff, Barrett, 143, Ordman, 29.

Clerk of Court, Ozaki, 157. Okay.

Institutional, no libertarian, no green. Yep.

Next, we have the town of Pleasant, Spain, 4144. Population is good. The variance is zero. The zero tape is here in sign.

Great.

There is just one tape. There are no registered write-ins. 1044. 1044. Good. Tiffany, 278.

Mansky, 12.

Barnum, 133. Martin, 105. Pony, 231. Schroeder, 115. Meyer, 16. Paulineau, 82. Werner, 24. Leiber, 218. Assembly, Bach, 202.

Dem Governor Crowley, 364. Rodriguez, 21. Brennan, 24.

Hong, 206. Royce, 89. Hughes, 1. Barnes, 29. Lieutenant Governor Godlewski, 611. AG Call, 628. Zamarripa, 577. Treasurer, Zong, 299. Hellmanstein, 288. Congress, Alexander, 69. Polkan, 592. Assembly, Udall, 569. Sheriff, Barrett, 502. Ordman, 82. Court, Ozaki, 534. Nothing constitutional, nothing libertarian, nothing Greek.

Yeah. Next we have the common fringolage. The yellow tape is a pink one, and it is signed.

The split because it ran out of tape. The population is good. The variance is zero. There are no registered write-ins. My number is 286. Yep. Yep.

Republican Governor Tiffany, 54, Manske, 0. Lieutenant Governor Varnum, 22, Martin, 21, Agee, Tony, 35. Secretary of State Schrader, 16, Meyer, 5. Polnau, 15, Werner, 4. Treasurer Lieber, 37.

Congress, 9.

State Senate, Mark Lane, 40. Assembly, Alexson, 38. Nothing Sheriff or Court of Courts. Dem Governor Crowley, 111, Rodriguez, 1, Brennan, 8, Ong, 73, Royce, 26, Hughes, 1, Byron, 6, and Governor Gajlewski, 192, H.E. Call, 196, Secretary of the State Zamarripa, 178, Treasurer Zong, 79, Hellmanstein, 109, Congress Alexander, 27, Pocan, 182, State Senate, Jacobson, 110, Hendrickson, 79, White, 13. Assembly, Omichin, 114, Mitnitz, 48, Caves, 29. Sheriff, Barrett, 161, Ordman, 30. Book of Court, Ozaki, 178. Nobody for Constitutional, Libertarian, or Karas. Great. Okay.

Exit the count of Roxbury Ward 1 and 2. Population is good. The variance is zero. No registered rating. My number is 5.

Great. Good. Republican Governor Tiffany, 158. Manske, 18. Lieutenant Governor Varnum, 77. Martin, 66. AG, Tony, 144. Secretary of State Schrader, 59. Meyer, 21. Polano, 36. Werner, 26. State Treasurer Lieber, 132. Congress, State Senate, nothing. Assembly, Meyer, 146. Okay, Dem Governor Crowley, 171, Rodriguez, 11, Brenner, 15, Ong, 71, Royce, 43, Hughes, 2, Barnes, 14, Tenant Governor Godlewski, 284, AG Call, 291, Secretary of State Zamarripa, 267, Treasurer Zong, 106, Hellmanstein, 172, Congress, Alexandra, 34, Bocan, 271, State Senate, Castlebine, 272, Assembly, George, 262, Sheriff, Barrett, 227, Ordnance, 47, Clerk of Courts, Ozaki, 253, Unconstitutional or Libertarian, or Green.

Exit the town of Rutland. Roads 1 and 2.

Real estate is attached.

Population is good. The variance is zero. There are no registered write-ins. My number is 578.

Good. Republican Governor Tiffany, 117. Manske, 1. Lieutenant Governor Barnum, 50. Martin, 50. AG, Tony, 96. Secretary of State. Crater, 35. Meyer, 9. Polno, 36. Warner, 15. Treasurer, Lieber, 87. Nothing for Congress. Assembly, Box, 73.

Nothing for Sheriff or Clerk of the Court.

Dem Governor, Crowley, 227. Rodriguez, 16. Brennan, 14. Hong, 124. Roy's, 50. Hughes, 0. Barnes, 22. Lieutenant Governor Godlewski, 397. AG Call, 406. Secretary of State Zamarripa, 386. Treasurer Zong, 201. Hellmanstein, 180. Congress, Alexander, 39. Bocan, 391. Assembly, Udall, 392. Sheriff Barrett, 345. Ordman, 56. Clerk of Court, Ozaki, 56. 378, no constitutional, or libertarian, or greats.

Next, you have the town of Springvale, and I'm confused. So we had a note from the staff that we needed to zero tape. There's two tapes here, but there's only one machine. The one is written original with added zero tape total. I don't know what we have. I do see a write-in handwritten across where they have a write-in, which they should tell me what to do. There is a note coming back from staff that says exactly this. Patty, the zero tape did not print. We printed the included tape from the audit section in the machine to show that it printed zero that morning and the timestamp.

Yeah, you can find that in the admin. Okay, so they went into the admin and... Go into admin and then it'll print the log and it'll show a zero.

And you think they brought us a real tape? Is that why we...

It's from them. Yeah, we didn't do it.

So yeah, that's real. We just got two essentially duplicate tapes. Well, the original result tape should be originally came and signed.

Right, that's right.

Well, that one has added zero tape. Yeah, I don't know. And this is just kind of an extra. So the zero tape should be non-signed because it's reprinted as an audit, which, okay. And maybe they did. I didn't get that far. I was looking at the notes.

Yeah.

They also had a blank on their total as far as variance because they didn't right-hand count the number of ballots, but I did get it from the tape. So we're good with that. Population is good. There are no registered write-ins. There's the mess we have with the tape.

Okay.

And we have 667? Yes. Okay. All right. Good. One tape. One tape. Tiffany, 131.

Mansky, 4. Barnum, 53. Martin, 70. Tony, 118. Schrader, 51. Meyer, 12. Polnow, 37.

Werner, 15. Lieber, 113. state senator martin 108 there's a mark lane 108 there's a said a write-in a name but i assume he's not registered yeah that's right they're apparently they're looking through them and taking the write-ins and putting them on the tape which i'm hoping scott's writing a note yeah don't do that right mark so mark lean 108 assembly alex and 101 sheriff and clerk nobody uh Dem Governor Crowley, 215, Rodriguez, 13, 428, Hong, 190, Royce, 57, Hughes, 2, Barnes, 12, Godlewski, 415, Call, 431, Zamarripa, 405, Treasurer, Zong, 205, Hellmanstein, 204, Congress, Alexander, 58, Polkan, 436, State Senator Jacobson, 280. Hendrickson, 122. White, 41. Assembly, Omichin, 169. Midness, 153. Caves, 86. Sheriff Barrett, 344. Ordnance, 85. Clerk of Court, Ozaki, 379.

And nobody else.

Next we have the Town of Springfield, Ward 139. Population is good. The variance is zero. Well, sort of attached. It's attached. It is fine. My number is 706. Yep. Tiffany, 165. Manske, 6. Varnum, 82. Martin, 62. Tony, 136.

Schrader, 76. Meyer, 18. Polnau, 33. Warner, 17. Lieber, 134. Assembly, Meyer, 132. Dem Governor, Crowley, 292. Rodriguez, 14. Brennan, 15. Hogg, 140. Royce, 47. Hughes, 1. Barnes, 12. Godlewski, 417. Call, 421. Zamarripa, 395. Treasurer Zong, 174. Hellmanstein, 243. Congress, Alexander, 74. Polkan, 403. Hesselbein, 412. George, 386. Barrett, 379. Wait, yes. Barrett, 379. Ordman, 61. I just try to shake it up a little bit. Ozaki, 374. No constitutional or libertarian or green.

Next, we have the town of Southern Prairie. Population is good. The variance is zero. Zero type is here in sign. There are no registered write-ins. My number is 680.

Good. Tiffany, 170. Manske, 6. Varnum, 100. Martin, 55. Pony, 142. Schroeder, 67. Meyer, 24. Polnau, 44. Werner, 17. Lieber, 134. Ciorli for assembly, 127. Dem Governor, Crowley, 212. Rodriguez, 10.

Brennan, 9.

Hong, 195. Royce, 56. Hughes, 1. Barnes, 17. Kataluski, 419. Paul, 421. Zamaripa, 403. Treasurer Zong, 246. Hellmanstein, 178. Congress, Alexander, 63. Bocan, 409. Heysel, 393. Sheriff Barrett, 370. Ordman, 71. Okazaki, 383.

No constitutional, no libertarian. We're great.

Next we have the town of Verona. It's Warwick. Population is good. The variance is zero. Zero tape is here and signed. Watch when you get to the green party. Got it.

All right.

Well, I'm glad to see that. 753. Actually, she might have passed, but I took a green party vote. Okay. At the nursing home.

Got it. Tiffany 107, Manske 4, Barnum 37. What are we in? Verona. Verona.

Oh, these are reversed. Sorry. Tom Roman?

Yep, 753. Thank you. Tiffany 107, Manske 4, Barnum 37, Martin 51, Tony 86, Schrader 43, Meyer 10, Paul now 24, Werner 12, Lieber 81, Assembly, Aurora 57, Dem Governor, Crowley, 242. Rodriguez, 23. Brennan, 26. Hong, 227. Roy, 77. Hughes, 0. Barnes, 36. Godlewski, 505. Call, 509. Zamarripa, 481. Treasurer, Zong, 282. Hellmanstein, 218. Congress, Alexander, 70. Pocan, 526. Hesselbein, 487. Baer, 493. Sheriff Barrett, 427, Ordman 101, Okazaki, 454, no constitutional, no libertarian. Let's see. Is it there? Yes, Pete Karras got a vote. There it is. Green, Secretary of State.

Oh, yeah. There it is. There it is. Nice job.

Nice job highlighting it. I tell you, that's not enough to get them on the belt the next time around, though.

Town of Vermont, one population is good. The variance is zero. Zero tape is there and signed. It is one machine. My number is 348. Yep. Tiffany, 57.

Manske, 3. Barnum, 32. Mark, 19. Tony, 50. Schroeder, 24. Meyer, 6. Polnau, 5. Werner, 15. Lieber, 50. Markling, 52. Novak, 50. Governor Crowley, 123. Rodriguez, 9. Brennan, 10. Hong, 90. Royce, 37. Hughes, 1. Barnes, 9. Godlewski, 223, Call, 227, Zamarripa, 203, Zong, 68, Hellmanstein, 172, Alexander, 25, Volkan, 241, Jacobson, 133, Hendrickson, 63, White, 25, Assembly, Gruber, 188, Sheriff, Barrett, 178, Ordman, 44, Okazaki, 182, no constitutional, no libertarian, and no green.

He has a town in Vienna. His papers are attached and signed. The population is zero, but I'm now registered right in. My number is 360.

Yep, yeah. Tiffany 102, Manske 4, Varnum 58, Martin 34, Tony 89, Freider 45, Meyer 12, Ulna 22, Werner 15, Lieber 89, Assembly Miller 83, Dem Governor, Crowley 106, Rodriguez 12, Brennan 8, Hong 87, Royce 28, Hughes 0, Barnes 9, Godlewski, 213, Call, 216, Zamarripa, 207, Zong, 103, Hellmanstein, 110, Alexander, 18, Pocan, 203, Assembly, McCarvel, 201, Sheriff Barrett, 171, Ordman, 38, Okazaki, 198, no constitutional, no libertarian, and two for Pete Karras. I thought it even though you didn't highlight it. I just thought I'd make sure I'm on my game.

Count of Westport. The zero tape is here and signed. The population is good. The variant was zero. There are no registered write-ins, and my count is 1621. Yep. Here. Tiffany, 291.

Manske, 11. Barnum, 141. Martin, 120. Oney, 254. Schroeder, 112. Meyer, 32. Polnau, 73. Warner, 32. Lieber, 231. Assembly, Meyer, 213. Dem Governor, Crowley, 629. Rodriguez, 53. Brennan, 54. Hong, 302. Royce, 204. Hughes, 2. Barnes, 39. Godlewski, $10.68. Call, $10.83. Zamarripa, $10.11. Treasurer, Zong, $5.04. Hellmanstein, $5.26. Congress, Alexander, $1.27. Volkan, $10.67. Hesselbein, $10.58. George, $10.20. Barrett, $9.19. Ordman, $1.80. Okazaki, $9.71. No offense. institutional, the vegetarian, and green, or green.

We have found this town of York. We have assigned the zero tape, the regular tape. It appears that someone has cut an attached page. There's a new clerk in York too, don't we? Yes. So, obviously, rather not see that, the nice straight cuts. I'd like to see it all connected.

I think they were, York has trouble transmitting results. So that was their way of getting it to us. It's the real tape.

I understand that if we're getting it in a fax, and I've seen that from some, and it's York. We'll work on it.

Yeah. more work for themselves than need be, it seems like.

Well, and what's worse is they're nice clean cuts, and you really don't know. I mean, it's going to match. This is not a worry, but I don't like their forms.

Yeah, it'll get better. Yes.

Yeah, so you're starting here, but in every office, you need to turn. Yeah, got it. The population is good. The variance is zero. My number is 202. There are no registered write-ins.

Okay. Tiffany, 90. Manske, 2. Barnum, 49. Martins, 31. Tony, 76. Schroeder, 27. Meyer, 7. Polnau, 41. Lieber, 73. Fiorili, 64. Governor Crowley, 54. Rodriguez, 1, Brennan, 8, Hong, 33, Royce, 9, Hughes, 0, Barnes, 3, Godlewski, 90, Call, 91, Zamarripa, 89, Zong, 42, Hellmanstein, 52, Alexander, 10, Polkan, 89, Assembly, Heisel, 80, Sheriff, Barrett, 73, Ordman, 15, Okazaki, 83.

No. No.

Greencast, two smaller. Oops.

All right. That is the end of the time. So we're going to organize these, and then I'd like a break.

OK. I'm saying you start one. We did. Yeah, but. The journey of a thousand miles starts with getting through the towns.

Actually, the towns are really clear. That's foreboding. We used to spend a lot more time on towns.

It seems like they've gotten their act together.

You made a mess of them. I got the card. If you guys want to get out, you need a card to get out.

No, you're good. All right. Yeah. Yeah, so that's been better, but there's still a lot to do. Is it as exciting as you thought it would be? Pretty much what we expected. Good. Yeah, you're still muted. All right. Can you hear me? Are we back? Yes. All right. Okay. I'll be there in a minute.

Yep. We're at Bellville, wards one and two. This is Village Bell, wards one and two. Yep. The population is good. Ballots are plus one. Here we have one extra ballot instead of voter. It was very interesting because I actually personally visited this polling place on Election Day when this was going on, and it was very helpful. So their one ballot issue was actually between counties. Oh, sure. And well noted. But it's a day and two of green counting.

Yeah.

And they really did note it well. But it was really nice when I hit that. I can see where their machines are. We talked about how they keep them straight between one to the other. Good. I'm very, very comfortable with that's what they did. So we do have 686 machines. voters, and we are accepting 687 ballots. And I assume we are fine with that, although we don't like it. But it is state races, and so the state races would be correct no matter which county they're in. So in this case, drawing down wouldn't make any sense at all.

Right, the county line didn't make any difference with the assembly or any of that stuff. Well, it might have been something.

All right, here it didn't. Got it. OK, we ready? Yeah, this one, too.

Yeah. Tiffany 127, Manske 10. Varnum, 74. Martin, 44. Coney, 115. Secretary of State Schrader, 58. Meyer, 15. Polna, 21. Werner, 21. Lieber, 112. Marklein, 111. Alexson, 105. Dem Governor. Crowley, 203. Rodriguez, 25. Brennan, Heng, Hong, 211, Roys, 64, Hughes, 2, Barnes, 24, Tenant Governor Godlewski, 471, Paul, 479, Zamarripa, 463, Treasurer Zong, 254, Hellmanstein, 222, Congress Alexander, 60, Polkan, 461, State Senate, Jacobson, 218. Hendrickson, 259. White, 41. Assembly, Olmstead, 284. Mittness, 107. Caves, 103. Sheriff, Barrett, 43. Ordman, 79. Clerk of Court, Okazaki, 441. And no third party vote.

Village of Black Earth, which one of two of the populations could the variance be like? New York Tate and Mullinican Butte. Seems like it's in the wrong, but I think they're starting places. Here. Here. I'm not exactly. Okay. No registered write-ins. My number is 476. Yep.

Tiffany, 88. Manske, 2. Varnum, 37. Martin, 35. Tony, 66. Schroeder, 25. Meyer, 7. Holna, 27. Werner, 8. Lieber, 56. Assembly, Meyer, 52. Dem Governor. Crowley, 146. Rodriguez, 12. Brennan, 14. Hong, 127. Royce, 55. Hughes, 3. Barnes, 9. Badaluski, 289. Call, 296. Zamarripa, 274. Zong, 42. Hellmanstein, 322. Alexander, 36. Pocan, 311. Hesselbein, 293. George, 280. Barrett, 255. Ordman, 59. Okazaki, 270. Harris got a vote.

Harris? Yeah.

And then next we have Village of Blue Mountain, which is where I would expect to have .

Oh, and Blue Mountain's not Black Earth? Oh, I have the town of Black Earth, which is on the same tit, and I already shared it. Yes, it is. Can you see it anywhere?

I don't, but I can. The town of Black Earth is going to be with the village for me, but why don't I have them? Why don't I have them?

Did we do it? We couldn't have it, but I have it. We couldn't have done it.

Did we do the village of Blacker, the town? Did we do it? We're on the village. We just did the village. We just did the village. We'll bring the village back.

Yeah, it's probably attached.

Is there an inspector's statement? You've got the tape.

I do believe those both were attached together.

I believe they were, too. There it is. OK. So the town of Blacker. The population is good. The variance is zero. The total is 216.

Correct.

There we go. We all good?

Yes.

Tiffany, 58. Manske, 1. Barnum, 24. Martin, 23. Tony, 42. Schrader, 29. Meyer, 3. Polnow, 11. Werner, 3. Nope. What do you mean?

It's not three votes for Werner. Oh, wait. You're right.

Okay. Lieber, 39. Meyer, 37. Dem governor. Frawley, 57. Rodriguez, 10. Brennan, 5. Ong, 45. Royce, 27. Hughes, 0. Barnes, 5. Dudlewski, 110. Hall, 116. Zamarripa, 107. Zong, 25. Hellmanstein, 117. Alexander, 13. Phokan, 123. Hesselbein, 112. George, 106. Barrett, 95. Ordman, 32. Okazaki, 102. And Harris is 0. And Harris is 0.

Now are we to be eligible now?

Yes.

All right. OK. So population is good. The variance is zero. We do have just one machine. We do have the communication error. So they have done these pages. The one thing of interest is the tape is taking off the tape. See that? I never noticed that before. It looks like staff has been very careful that they didn't hit the numbers, that they've been over a bit. concerning if we waste all the numbers. So you win it. Yeah. Just like we were with that other one.

263 total. Yeah. 263. Tiffany, 47.

Manske, 3. Varnum, 22. Martin, 24.

Pony, 41. Trader, 21. Meyer, 4. Polnau, 14. Werner, 6. Lieber, 40. Secretary, I mean, Senator Markling, 41. Emily Novak, 41. Dem Governor Crowley, 99. Rodriguez, 4. Brennan, 4. Hong, 67. Royce, 27. Hughes, 0. Barnes, 10. Dudlewski, 171. Call, 173. Famaripa, 162. Zong, 78. Hellmanstein, 95. Alexander, 21. Fulcan, 179. Jacobson, 101. Hendrickson, 69. White, 19. Assembly, Gruber, 16. I cannot read. 162. Gruber.

Yeah, I can't. It's taken out with the tape.

I can't. Yeah, I see a 16. I also don't get, I can't see any bullets for Barrett or Ordman.

At all?

I can see one for Barrett, which is 100 something or other.

147 to 36.

Yeah, I don't see anything inconsistent with that, but I can't confirm.

Yeah, this tape is an issue. It sure is. They were really good on the beginning. But, yeah. So why do we have a whole wheel taped on it?

Well, if you have to convey the result to us, and it's a roll like that, you can't. It's so long in August that if it's in order, like November, they can take two pictures in front of them. They can't transmit it. Okay. Now, we do get their stick, and we check the stick the next day. So we are checking it. But when we're trying to get the results in on election night, that one, I don't know how they read it.

But that's not a copy. Again, I don't understand how that works. I can get it if they put it on their copy machine and send us a page. That's what they've done in previous years, and we can read that. This time, We've got, yeah, we need a different system for that.

We've got to make sure that doesn't work.

Yeah, and again, yeah, there are numbers here that we just did not verify. Yeah, we could, but what we've always got from them is the fax copies.

Right, the previous ones were fine if you can just get a faithful copy.

Whatever reason, I mean, yeah, I understand they can't bring in a roll, but if they can bring in the real tape, then why can't it be a roll? I don't, I can't understand that.

Yeah. I hear you. We'll have a better way of doing it. All right. Thank you. So this is the village of Brooklyn. Wait, wait, wait, wait. We're still in the middle of this thing.

No.

Are we?

No.

Yeah, we can.

Oh, just Okazaki one. Yeah, we can read that. Oh, I need that. Okay. So I will look at these. Yeah, you got to.

There's zeros.

And Karis didn't get a vote.

Zeros. It was good that on the first part they were over. I looked at the first one. They did better on the first couple of pages. There was the tape, the scotch tape that was taking out the machine tape.

Yes.

Weird. Okay. So now are you on the village of Brooklyn?

Yeah.

Okay. And you have the book and tape. So you've got notes here, Ward 1 and 3. And that one's Greene County. I can't read what that one is. So this, again, is a county crossing. Between the different wards, they have four ballots to other counties here. Three from one ward and one in a different ward. So our numbers aren't going to match total. So I'm on Ward 1 to 3. I have 227. I have 333. Okay, wait a minute. I do not. Let me rephrase that. I have, no?

No, I have 227. So you're adding, your total there is including Greene County, I'm sure.

No, Greene County is on this date. Well, this says Dean County, so I would be sure, pretty sure that it's not.

333.

Although then here again, we

227. I've got 227 here. I've got 333. So that might include Greene County. Yes.

It's the machine count.

Okay.

227.

I have 227.

Total voters. Yeah. Got it. Okay. 227. And so I have 230 voters. 227 ballots here, but then the next ones are going to go the other way. They're going to bounce all over.

And as you know, we color code these ballots to try to prevent this whole thing.

Yes.

And we spend money on that.

It actually, as I talked about word different in some of them that I visited and a few things, I almost, and what I'm seeing in the logs where they have the most issue with word differences is when they go to the express machine. Oh, they're pushing the wrong one. Well, yeah. I mean, you send them to the express machine and now you've got picking the word in the voter's hand.

Well, no, you should set it before you let the voter vote. So there's two choices on the screen. You choose for them, then you walk away. You don't let them choose what they're in. Okay.

But if in the town of Verona, the machine's over there, the ballot table's over here, we only have one, so it works. But we give them the ballot, and they go over and insert it in the machine. No, you shouldn't do that. You should go over there with them. If there's choices. If there's no choices, fine. Okay.

If there's choices, someone needs to select it and then walk away. Okay. Because that's City of Madison.

Because they'll pick the wrong one. Oh, yeah. City of Madison, this is where they were blaming most of their wrong wards.

No, they know that, though. They know to do that, too. Early voting, you go to the library. There's actually, and all of the wards are on those sticks. So you pick it for them. Then you leave so that they have privacy. Otherwise, Lord knows what they're going to think.

Right. Then you get when they're trying to run it through, the machine doesn't like it, and then they're remaking it with the races that count in that and not the others. That's an issue.

Tiffany, 42. Manske, 1. Varnum, 20. Martin, 18. Tony, 38. Schrader, 21. Meyer, 6. Olno, 6. Werner, 6. Lieber, 37. Markling, 37. Alexson, 36. Dem Governor. Crowley, 70. Rodriguez, 4. Brennan, 2. Ong, 78. Roy, 16. Hughes, 0. Barnes, 9. Godlewski, 152. Call, 154. Zamarripa, 147. Zong, 78. Elmenstein, 66. Alexander, 26. Pocan, 143. Jacobson, 118. Hendrickson, 38. White, 7. Omichin, 39. Omichin, 79. Mitnes, 44. Caves, 39. Barrett, 127. Ordman, 31. Okasaki, 137. And that's it. Yeah.

Actually, the village of Cambridge was two of three. Population count is good. The variance is minus one ballot, and it is minus one ballot to the next county. The zero tape is here and signed.

We're on Cambridge, you said? We had Brooklyn for zero. I was just saying.

OK. I'm Cambridge now.

Yes. Okay.

My number is 532 with 531 balance. Yep, 531. Tiffany, 119.

Manske, 0. Barnum, 59. Martin, 43.

Pony, 96. Schrader, 50. Meyer, 15. Allnow, 21. Berner, 11. Lieber, 98. Donahue, 91.

Dem Governor.

Crowley, 185. Rodriguez, 16. Brennan, 13. Hong, 143. Royce, 29. Hughes, 0. Barnes, 17. Katluski, 332. Call, 339. Zamarripa, 319. Zong, 192. Hellmanstein, 144. Alexander, 36. Pocan, 326. Fitzgerald, 322. Barrett, 300. Ordman, 52. Okazaki, 307.

That's it.

Next, we have the village of Cottage Grove. Ward's 1 to 3, 5, 7, 10, and 11. There are two tapes. Both zero tapes are here. Whoops. That's a zero tape. Hang on. Stop a minute. This is the last. Okay. This goes with this. I think. Maybe we should read it and make sure we're presenting it the right way. Green.

It says Green County.

Yeah, but what county? Really?

Jefferson. Okay. In the beginning. Green, it shouldn't be with Cambridge.

Oh, Jefferson. No, it's Jefferson.

Yeah. Okay.

All right.

So we have two tapes again. Populations, goods, variance, zero. My number at 1194.

I have 1193. I have 93.

OK. Not. OK. I will read the statement and see if I can find why that is one rotor more snow. No, one less.

No.

I am. 1194, I'd like for it.

Valid cast is one less than last vote.

Yeah, an extra vote.

That's actually okay, but you should look for it.

Yeah. So we will do the counting while you're doing the looking. And this is Scott reading.

Tiffany, we're going to make it 175, answer 12. Lauren, 95. Martin, 66. Colleen, AD 148. Secretary of State, Schroeder, 67, Meyer, 20, Polno, 57, Werner, 16, Treasurer, Lieber, 144, Donahue, 47, 46, 136.

Yeah.

Sheriff, nothing. I don't know where it took us down. Dem Governor, right? All right. Crowley, 403, Rodriguez, 20, Brennan, 30, Hong, 394. Roy is 117, Hughes one, Barnes 35. Lieutenant governor, Guthers 366. AG call 868. Secretary of State is on report 838. Treasurer Don 476, Hellenstein 354. Congress, Sister 2, Alexander 129, Polkman 790. Assembly 46 Fitzgerald, 828. Sheriff Barrett, 682 to 181 for Ordman. Okazaki, 797. Yep. Clerk of Courts. And then I see no Constitution, Libertarian, or Green, 0 for Harris.

I found no explanation. And what concerns me even more is that they wrote down on their 104 optical scan ballots, 1195. Where did they get that number from when it's wrong?

Neither together. That's it.

It's a blank. I just know it. OK.

Yeah, good. I'm glad there's an explanation. That's a strange explanation.

It's just that someone passed a blank ballot in these. I think they handed out the wrong ballot. But it's blank.

I would be blank. Anyway, that's the explanation. It could be blank because it crossed over something and they remade it as a blank. It should be in there. The log does not have an explanation for this at all. Village of Cottage Row, Ward 4689. Is that where you are?

Yeah.

Okay. Population is good. Variance is zero. There are no registered write-ins. My number is 959. Yep.

All right.

Two tapes? Two tapes. Two tapes.

You ready? I am. Tiffany 181, Nancy 6. Yeah. Lieutenant Governor Ryan, 95. Martin, 61. AG Tony, 147.

Okay.

Okay. Secretary of State, Schroeder, 81. Meyer, 18. All in all, 33. Berner, 25. Schroeder, Liber, 148. Congress, Donahue, 46, 142 votes. And then to Dem, Governor. Yep, Dem, Governor Crowley, 285, Rodriguez, 25, Barnum, 27, Pong, 308, Roy's 80, Hughes, 1.

Yep, yep, that's right.

Okay, Barnes, 35.

Yep.

Galewski, 655.

Yeah, okay.

Okay.

Or A.G. Call. Yeah. Yeah, six, six, six. Yeah, Maripa 644. Okay. Okay, John 375 on the scenes to 65 hours to Alexander a coconut 619 For Assembly 46, Fitzgerald, 643. Sheriff, Barrett, 540. Orban, 126. Clerk of Courts, Okazaki, 623. Nothing in Constitution. There is some libertarian writing. And then nothing for Paris. OK, this next one's going to take a little while.

Village of Fox Lane. Population is good. The variance is plus 1. I'm just going to read all of the notes. This went from staff here to them after I reviewed it and said, why do we have it? And there's no explanation. So our BOC member here is going through election paperwork. I know we talked about this, but he has a note to find out if you can explain the one additional ballot more than voters' numbers. Are you planning to hold a BOC to draw down a ballot, or did you figure out what the issue was? If you found the issue, then you can just send me a narrative explanation of what happened. Otherwise, I think our BOC is going to expect you to do a drawdown at your BOC. This will begin Monday morning at 9. It would be helpful if you had an answer. So she answers. She says, just seeing your email. On my way back home from out of town, I'll stop by the office and post board of canvas notice for 24 hours. I will check our results, but I think we had some blank ballots for Libertarian. We don't have a finish here.

Yes.

Yes.

Which one are you on?

Cross Plains. So did they get back to you this morning?

I have not received anything yet from them. I do have something from DeForest, but not Cross Plains.

Do you want to go over the numbers we have just to make it easier since we've got it in front of us? No. Okay. Okay. Yeah. We can do Ward 7. That's not one of them. I can do Ward 7.

Or should we just skip the whole one?

They're all the same. Okay.

We'll come back.

Put it there.

Okay.

It's going to take me a minute to get back on it. Once you find them. Whoops. And there's a note here too.

So this is a Rio Falls course. Yeah.

Village of Dane. Population is good. The variance is zero, but I do have communication from the clerk. My number is 218- OK. The DS-200 ran out of paper during the zero tape. I put in a new roll. As far as the shutdown, I believe we reported 20 when we started processing absentee ballots. We've not looked through flattening them and all of that. I don't think this pertains. I think we should be good. 218. 218. And it's just one tape.

Okay, go for it. Tiffany, 74. Manske, 2. Barnum, 44. Martin, 23. Tony, 65. Schrader, 29. Meyer, 6. Polno, 17. Werner, 12. Lever, 65. Mark Meyer, 64, Dem Governor, Crowley, 61, Rodriguez, 9, Brennan, 4, Hong, 39, Royce, 13, Hughes, 0, Barnes, 11, Godlewski, 116, Call, 119, Zamarripa, 116, Song, 52, Hellmanstein, 70, Alexander, 20, Bogan, 110, Hesselbein, 113, Jars, 112, Barrett, Ordman, 26. Okazaki, 112. And nothing else.

The village of Deerfield awards one to three. Population is good. The variance is zero. There are no registered items. One tape.

Good.

Zero tape is here and signed there. Back in America. I get mixed up at this. Start with me.

Okay, 610 is our number?

Yes.

Tiffany 155, Manske 3. Barnum, 79, Martin, 53, Tony, 129, Schrader, 72, Meyer, 10, Polnau, 31, Werner, 14, Lieber, 120, Donahue, 114, Dem Governor, Crowley, 172, Rodriguez, 11, Brennan, 6, Hahn, 207, Royce, 32, Hughes, 4. Barnes, 19. Godlewski, 379. Fall, 379. Zamarripa, 368. Zong, 228. Hellmanstein, 151. Alexander, 52. Polkan, 345. Fitzgerald, 346. Barrett, 318. Ordman, 59. Okazaki, 339.

That's it. And that is it. Thank you. Okay. Okay.

Population is good. Population is good. The variance is zero. My number is 1514. There are no risks.

Yeah.

1514. Okay. It's got two tapes. You're reading now.

Yeah. Tiffany 283. Hanski, 13. Lieutenant Governor Varnum, 151. Martin, 110. E.G. Toney, 248. Secretary of State Schroeder, 119. Meyer, 31. Palmo, 71. Werner, 30. Treasurer Leiber, 237. No one in Congress. Assembly 42. Miller, 226. Wait just a second. 226, yep. There is no sheriff or clerk of courts. Candidate, Dem Governor, Browley, 426. Rodriguez, 44. Brennan, 24. Pong, 518. Roy, 117. Hughes, 3. Barnes, 66. Shadluz, be Lieutenant Governor, 995. Hall, EG, 998. Secretary of State, John Murray, 952. Treasurer, John, 590 to Hellenstein, 404. Congress, District 2, Alexander, 154 to Pocan, 920. Assembly, 42, McCarvel, 955. Sheriff, Barrett, 819. Ordman, 175. Wait just a second.

Yep. 819. 175.

Yep. You ready? Yep. Okazaki for courts, 899. Yep. There are no constitution or libertarian.

Harris got a vote. Let's see if we get more than one.

I'm not done looking. Harris got one vote. Next, we have the Village Express.

Words six to nine, 12 and 17. Populations are good. We are one plus ballot in. And I heard that she had an explanation back. I'm hoping staff is listening. Is that Rachel? Did you have it? Or was that Patty that had it? Somebody said they had it. No. Sorry. No problem.

Can you repeat that? Yeah, sorry. What do I have?

The village of DeForest. Someone had an explanation for the one extra ballot.

For six to nine. Is that who you're on? So Scott should look at the documents behind it.

That's got it. There it is.

Cool. Again, we discovered this early and we asked them what was up. So the Village of DeForest Board of Canvas conducted a drawdown for the ballots from the DS-200 used to process ballots from the library polling location. Reason for the drawdown was having one ballot more than voters. Reason for the additional ballot was due to a tabulator jam. When the machine jammed, the election inspectors believed the machine said the ballot had not been counted. Because of this, they reinserted the ballot into the machine. During the hourly audit of numbers, it was found that the DS-200 used to count absentees with over by one ballot. Board of Canvas recounted the ballots to verify the number of ballots was the same as the number of absentee voters. The number of absentee voters was 407. The number of ballots was 407. That's wrong. Then why did they do a drawdown?

Well, here. That's 408. You can see it.

Yeah. Okay. Okay. So they've explained it, and they've done a drawdown.

If you flip the page, you'll see about they drew down and what it reduced by one. Okay. And then here's the two. You guys can just look at these together.

Okay. We've got to do that, too, don't we? Yep.

So what are we, we're comparing? You're going to check the white to that. Then you're going to check the yellow to the drawdown.

Yep.

All right.

Take your time. Okay. So you want me to read them because you've got two tapes.

Yep.

So Tiffany 272. Right.

Yep.

Manske 13.

Yep.

Varnum 138. Yep. Martin 111.

Okay, wait just a second.

Okay, Tony. 240.

Yep. Raider. Raider 84. 84.

Meyer, 46. Actually, can you do the writing again?

The reading. Yeah, I'm slow. Let me do the yellow. You do the white.

You're on the Republican Secretary of State. We got down to Paul now, who is 73, and Werner is 40, and now you can start at Lieber.

Okay, Lieber, 233.

Yep. And I have 233.

Okay. Nothing in Congress. Assembly 42, Miller 224. Here, Wade. And I have 234. We're at the Dem governor. Crowley 490. Yep. Rodriguez 40. Brennan 38. Yep. Hong 410.

And here I have 409, and that is a drawdown sheet.

Okay. Okay.

So do I write anything in? No, because they've already corrected it. So we're going to sign this one to say we've got it.

Roy's 133, Hughes 1, Barnes 35, Lieutenant Governor Godlewski 974.