I just discovered something a little weird about this. She says that she kept the records in a Microsoft Access data base. She also says she entered the numbers but forgot to save them. In Microsoft Access, you don't save data, as it is automatically saved when you enter it. You could enter that data, and then have a power outage, but when you boot back up and bring up the Access data base, whatever you entered will be there. I know, because I created Access data bases at the last company I worked for. While entering data during a thunderstorm, a lightning strike caused us to lose power. Next day, when we had our power back, I turned on the computer, brought up the data base, and the data was there.
So, knowing this, how can she say that she entered the numbers, but forgot to save them, and that this is the reason the numbers were not there originally? BTW, as far as data entry goes, there is no save option. The save function only exists for database design.
NOTE: I may be nitpicking, but I believe that this question needs to be answered. On the other hand, if it's good enough for the Democrat on the election board, then I seriously doubt that there was any funny business. Clearing up this point, though, will preempt conspiracy theorists, and I bet that there is going to be quite of few of them.
