(1) The county auditor shall prepare, make publicly available at the auditor's office or on the auditor's web site, and submit at the time of certification an election reconciliation report that discloses the following information:

     (a) The number of registered voters;

     (b) The number of ballots counted;

     (c) The number of provisional ballots issued;

     (d) The number of provisional ballots counted;

     (e) The number of provisional ballots rejected;

     (f) The number of absentee ballots issued;

     (g) The number of absentee ballots counted;

     (h) The number of absentee ballots rejected;

     (i) The number of federal write-in ballots counted;

     (j) The number of out-of-state, overseas, and service ballots issued;

     (k) The number of out-of-state, overseas, and service ballots counted; and

     (l) The number of out-of-state, overseas, and service ballots rejected.

     (2) The county auditor shall prepare and make publicly available at the auditor's office or on the auditor's web site within thirty days of certification a final election reconciliation report that discloses the following information:

     (a) The number of registered voters;

     (b) The total number of voters credited with voting;

     (c) The number of poll voters credited with voting;

     (d) The number of provisional voters credited with voting;

     (e) The number of absentee voters credited with voting;

     (f) The number of federal write-in voters credited with voting;

     (g) The number of out-of-state, overseas, and service voters credited with voting;

     (h) The total number of voters credited with voting even though their ballots were postmarked after election day and were not counted; and

     (i) Any other information the auditor deems necessary to reconcile the number of ballots counted with the number of voters credited with voting.

     (3) The county auditor may also prepare such reports for jurisdictions located, in whole or in part, in the county.

[2005 c 243 § 11.]