Election audit

Reported a 55,323-ballot gap between accounted ballots and vote totals in the June primary audit, attributing it to missing USPS ballot receipts, and proposed hand-counting postal ballots.

Presented spreadsheets alleging gaps in USPS ballot transaction reports and argued the board's canvass authority is being usurped; suggested requesting the BlueCrest sorter manual.

Presented documents arguing ballot statements are official, not draft, records that the Registrar should release for the pending election audit.

Said county counsel's letter was constructive, expects documents July 1–2, and plans to audit election results for the county and local cities.

Commended the county for pursuing the ballot count question in the Prop 50 election and said the sheriff's review will settle whether 611,000 or 657,000 ballots were cast.

Temecula resident and election integrity volunteer; urged the Board to direct the Registrar to reconcile the 45,897-vote discrepancy.

Described documentation problems with tabulation tapes and check deposits at the Registrar's office and asked the Board to investigate directly.

Presented audit results claiming about 45,000 more votes than ballots in the last election and asked the Board to pursue reconciliation before June.