NC will audit the Amendment One contest
The Amendment One contest will be the target for state mandated post election audits per Don Wright at the NC State Board of Elections per an email on Friday May 11.
If you would like to volunteer to participate or observe you may contact your County Board of Elections.
Post Election Audits were mandated by state legislators in August 2005. In addition to requiring a voter verified paper ballot, the law requires random, manual hand to eye audits to check that the voting machines are counting correctly. The audits are done after the election and before the election is certified. Below is section of law regarding audits:
SECTION 5.(a) G.S. 163‑182.1(b) :
(1) Provide for a sample hand‑to‑eye count of the paper ballots or paper records of a statewide ballot item in every county. The presidential ballot item shall be the subject of the sampling in a presidential election. If there is no statewide ballot item, the State Board shall provide a process for selecting district or local ballot items to adequately sample the electorate.
More about North Carolina's post election audits here
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Injunction on Amendment One
It seems that marriage equality often has an injunction put on it while the courts hash it out. Is there any way to put an injunction on amendment one until SCOTUS decides the matter?