Behind The Ballots In Georgia's Recount — The Largest In U.S. History

The transcript discusses the manual audit of ballots in Georgia following the presidential election, highlighting the political tensions and challenges faced. It explains the risk limiting audit process and the role of election officials and organizations like the Carter Center. Despite accusations and political pressure, election workers emphasize the integrity and accuracy of the process.

What is the main reason for the manual audit of ballots in Georgia?

• To verify the integrity of the election process

• To comply with federal regulations

• To recount votes for a different candidate

• To delay the election results

What is the purpose of a risk-limiting audit (RLA)?

• To ensure the voting machines are functioning properly

• To predict future election outcomes

• To randomly select voters for a survey

• To increase voter turnout

Who is Monica Childers and what is her role?

• A political analyst commenting on the election

• A nonprofit worker training officials on audits

• A journalist covering the election

• A candidate in the election

What was the impact of finding uncounted ballots in three counties?

• It slightly reduced Biden's lead

• It changed the election winner

• It led to a new election

• It increased voter turnout

What is the Carter Center's role in the Georgia election audit?

• To conduct the audit

• To observe and report on the audit process

• To campaign for a candidate

• To manage the election

How does Christy Royston describe her approach to the election process?

• Indifferent and uninterested

• Process-loving and perfectionist

• Skeptical and doubtful

• Casual and relaxed

What is emphasized as important despite accusations of election rigging?

• Recounting votes multiple times

• Faith and trust in the electoral process

• Ignoring all accusations

• Immediate changes to the voting system