Georgia officials kicked off an audit of this month’s election. What does that actually entail?

Georgia officials initiated a risk-limiting audit of the May 19 primary election, using 10-sided dice to randomly select ballots for manual verification. The process, open to the public, aims to confirm machine-tallied results by checking ballot QR codes and human-readable text, with two races—Republican U.S. Senate primary and Democratic governor primary—selected for review.