Election day blockchain audit vote counting systems address current vote counting mechanism loopholes.  The vote counting process can be more accurate with audit counts of all the actual ballots occurring simultaneously with the unofficial after polls close election ballot count. The unofficial tally prepared by election day officials typically depends on running voter verified mark sense or other ballots through a scanner as the voter marks them or turns them in.   
 
 Vote tallies that vary proportionally from surrounding voting districts by a wide margin are suspect. Vote tallies that vary proportionally from the top of the ballot to down ballot races are suspect.  Another thing that is suspect are billionaires willing to spend millions of dollars to elect someone, and those billionaires not always known for strict integrity.  It is important to have a handle on how that billionaire money is spent, have a simultaneous audit.  Are there controls over whether a few school custodians are driving fancy cars?
 
After Polls Close Elections Audit:
 “Ensure accurate counting mechanisms by 
   putting ballot images in blockchain.  Then 
   create a simultaneous counting system.”
 
Fraud can occur outside the public eye in the middle of the night with a quick swap of a computer chips used for counting votes in only a few key swing counties.  If the count goes 1 for a particular position and then every 25th vote kind of switches which position the selection goes to, this is bad.  Pattern analysis is the best way to detect that fraud.  Pattern analysis makes it  possible to achieve some monitoring of the integrity of the presidential count.  When patterns are very odd it is useful tohave an audit in place.