Closed benadida closed 2 years ago
Another possible solution is to have an audit board interface for batch comparison
Discussed more and decided that the original solution of being able to enter multiple tally sheets for one batch solves the immediate problem. It will probably be useful to enter tally sheet names to keep track of them.
In batch audits, some batches are large and thus, for practicality, are split up between different audit boards for counting. Right now, that means that jurisdictions have to do the math themselves to combine those batch tally sheets.
Let's instead allow them to enter as many batch tally sheets as they would like for a given ballot, and sum them up. This is a little bit tricky in the UX because we want to make it clear that it's a separate tally sheet, not one that replaces the previous one. Suggested flow, for discussion: