Ever wondered what a ballot audit is like in Okanogan County? I decided to observe one.
The Okanogan County Auditor’s office conducted a public audit on Thursday, Aug. 8. In reality, there are only four seats available to the public. Representatives of both parties were there, plus me and another observer who commented, “People don’t like me. I ask a lot of questions.”
Three precincts and one race were chosen for an audit by mutual…
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