Election audits are conducted to verify the accuracy of election results and ensure that the outcome of the election reflects the will of the voters.

Exit poll audits are not typically used to verify the accuracy of election results, as they rely on self-reported data from voters and are not considered to be a reliable method of verification.

RLAs are designed to estimate the likelihood of an incorrect election outcome and determine whether a full hand recount is necessary.

Canvassing audits involve recounting a sample of ballots by hand to verify the accuracy of the original vote count.

Ballot box audits are conducted to verify the integrity of the ballot boxes used in an election and ensure that they were not tampered with.

Exit polls are not typically used in election audits to verify the accuracy of vote counts, as they rely on self-reported data from voters and are not considered to be a reliable method of verification.

Post-election audits are conducted to confirm the accuracy of the election results and ensure that the outcome of the election reflects the will of the voters.

Forensic audits are not typically conducted as post-election audits, as they are more comprehensive and time-consuming and are typically reserved for cases where there are specific allegations of voter fraud or irregularities.

Forensic audits in an election context are primarily focused on investigating specific allegations of voter fraud or irregularities and determining whether there is evidence to support these allegations.

Voter Registration Audits are not typically conducted as Forensic Audits in an election context, as they focus on verifying the accuracy of voter registration records rather than investigating specific allegations of voter fraud or irregularities.

Chain of Custody Audits are conducted to verify the integrity of the ballots and voting materials throughout the election process, ensuring that they were properly handled and secured.

Statistical sampling techniques are not typically used in Forensic Audits to investigate allegations of voter fraud or irregularities, as they are more commonly used in Risk-Limiting Audits and Canvassing Audits.

Voting Machine Audits are conducted to verify the accuracy of the voting machines used in an election and ensure that they were properly programmed and functioning correctly.

Ballot Box Audits are not typically conducted as Voting Machine Audits, as they focus on verifying the integrity of the ballot boxes used in an election rather than the accuracy of the voting machines.

Logic and Accuracy Testing is conducted to verify that the voting machines are properly programmed and functioning correctly, ensuring that they are accurately recording and counting votes.