The state is continuing to investigate nearly 600 votes statewide that may have been cast illegally, but there is no indication of any widespread fraud.
It shows only a few discrepancies between the electronic count and a recount by hand.
Each of the counties with small discrepancies between the electronic vote count and the hand vote count had explanations for the problem. For example, in Collin County, the curbside voting machines did not produce a paper record, and in Dallas County, there was a data entry problem. "If we have a handful of illegal votes out of 3.88 million cast in these four counties, I’ll be surprised," Jillson added.
The state's audit is looking at the two largest Democratic counties, Dallas and Harris, and the two largest Republican counties, Collin and Tarrant.
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