Brian, explain what provisional ballot is for people who don't know.

Yeah, provisional ballot is.

Well, basically, it's a regular ballot, but the ballot is not going to get counted election night.

If any voter's eligibility is in question, then they are still permitted to vote, and then it will be held to a later date when our office examines the information on the envelope.

And there's multiple reasons why someone would need to vote a provisional ballot.

One is if the voter had recently moved and did not change their address with our office in time, they moved from another county or with and county to county within the county that they would also have to vote provisional.

Some voters, if they forget their ID, they can either go back home and get it or they can still vote a provisional and then they have four days to come to our office to provide us a provisional ballot.

Well, Brian, talk about what kind of audits happen after Election Day, because your work doesn't finish after Election Day, right?