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Casey 1 of 6 counties randomly selected for election audit From Office of Kentucky Attorney General Attorney General Jack Conway announced that six Kentucky counties were chosen in a random drawing this afternoon to undergo independent inquiries for any potential irregularities that may have occurred during the general election on Tuesday, November 8. The counties are:
The post-election audits, which are required by law (KRS 15.243), will be conducted by the Office of the Attorney General. Pursuant to KRS 15.243 (3),(a), the Kentucky Attorney General is required to conduct a post-election audit investigation in no fewer than five percent of Kentucky's counties following each primary and general election. The counties are selected in a public drawing that must be done within 20 days of the election. In each county, these routine inquiries will include checking election forms and interviewing county officials. The selection of these counties does not imply that irregularities are suspected. Wolfe, Boyd, Muhlenberg, Nelson, Estill, and Clark were exempt from being chosen in today's drawing because they were audited after the primary election in May of 2011. The May audits did not find any irregularities that were forwarded to local prosecutors. In addition to the post-election audit investigation, follow-up investigations are continuing regarding complaints to the Election Fraud Hotline, which received 22 calls generating 25 complaints from 16 counties between 6 a.m. and 7 p.m. during the general election on November 8. Specifics of those calls cannot be released until review is complete. There was one allegation of vote-buying from Magoffin County that came in before election day. On Election Day, investigators and attorneys from the Office of the Attorney General monitored polling places in each of Kentucky's six congressional districts. This story was posted on 2011-11-16 08:30:41
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