Election Incident Report

An Election Incident Report is a document used by election officials, poll workers, or observers to record and report any irregularities, disruptions, or violations that occur during the election process. The report captures details such as the date, time, and location of the incident, as well as a description of what occurred and any actions taken in response. Examples of incidents that may be reported include voter intimidation, ballot tampering, equipment malfunctions, or breaches of election laws. Election Incident Reports help election authorities track and investigate issues, take corrective actions, and maintain a record of problems encountered during the election. The reports also provide valuable data for improving election procedures and preventing future incidents.