Risk-Limiting Audit - 2020 General Election
- The risk limit is 4% for comparison audits.
- 11/06/2020 - Notice of public meeting to establish the RLA random seed (PDF)
- Target contests for risk-limiting audits (XLSX)
- 11/16/2020 - Notice of random seed (PDF)
- Video of public meeting held on 11/16/2020
- County ballot manifest to CVR comparison (CSV)
- Contest IDs by county (CSV)
- Candidate vote totals summary (CSV)
- Candidate vote totals by county (CSV)
- Ballot manifest and CVR upload status (CSV)
- List of canonical contests and choices for standardization (CSV)
- Ballot manifests for all counties
- Gunnison County
Comparison audit data and reports
Round #1 data
- Contest margin and contest CVR IDs (CSV)
- Audit activity report (XLSX)
- CVR to audit board interpretation comparison (CSV)
- Contests list (CSV)
- Audit results report (XLSX)
- State audit report (XLSX)
Round #2 data
- Contest margin and contest CVR IDs (CSV)
- Audit activity report (XLSX)
- CVR to audit board interpretation comparison (CSV)
- Contests list (CSV)
- Audit results report (XLSX)
- State audit report (XLSX)
Round #3 data
Past audited elections
Beginning in November 2017, Colorado election law requires counties to conduct a new type of post-election audit, called a risk-limiting audit or RLA. On August 11, 2017, the Secretary of State adopted Election Rule 25 to specify the manner in which RLAs must be conducted. This page of the Secretary of State’s website is devoted to information, data and materials regarding risk-limiting audits.
Colorado's risk-limiting audit - 27:21