> I definitely read that as the app is the way that results were reported That's my point. It's about how caucus managers tell the Iowa Democratic Party how ma

> I definitely read that as the app is the way that results were reported That's my point. It's about how caucus managers tell the Iowa Democratic Party how many votes there were, for who, in each round. It has nothing to do with how people actually vote, which is done by walking into certain corners of the room and filling out pieces of paper. I want a comprehensive, independent audit of all of the things that went wrong, done by an entity that every single campaign would have veto power over selecting. I don't care to know the names of the people who built the phone system, personally, since it'd be part of my recommended audit, but have no problem with a rule that makes them public moving forward because why not. I don't like the idea of making the lives of developers miserable when this seems like a problem at EVERY LEVEL -- at the Iowa Dem Party, DNC, individual campaigns that didn't object, owners of this company, and sure, the developers, too.