11-04-2025-2C FILE DESCRIPTION-FINAL SOV AND OFFICIAL CANVASS REPORT.PDF

Maricopa County — Formal (2025-11-19)

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The file is sorted by contest, based on the ContestOrder and then by PrecinctOrder and finally there is a record for 
each Candidate/Choice sorted by CandidateOrder within that contest.  Some content for the contest and precinct is 
repeated on each candidate line while other columns are specific to the candidate/choice on that line. 
At the end of each set of records for a contest there will be an additional set of records for each candidate.  The 
PrecinctId column will be blank on these rows and the PrecinctOrder will be 1000000.  Normally these rows will contain 
no turnout or votes cast and would only contain data if a user performs manual data entry of results for the contest 
without specifying the precinct the votes should be allocated to. 
ContestId 
Sequential number assigned by the system for each contest. (may not match ContestOrder) 
ContestExtId 
Optional user assigned alphanumeric identifier. 
ContestName 
Alphanumeric 
ContestPartyAffiliation The contest is associated with an elector group, if that elector group is 
associated with a political party the abbreviation for that party will be shown. 
ContestVoteFor 
Numeric value for the vote-for 
ContestType 
From the Office record associated with the contest, either “Candidacy” or “Measure” 
ContestOrder 
Numeric value from the Global Order field of the contest 
PrecinctId 
Sequential number assigned by the system for each precinct (may not match PrecinctOrder) 
PrecinctExtId 
Optional user assigned alphanumeric identifier. 
PrecinctName 
Alphanumeric 
PrecinctOrder 
Numeric value from the Global Order field of the precinct 
PrecinctStatus 
0 or 1, depending on whether the x-of-y value has been triggered showing the precinct as 
reported.  Depending on various system setup option, x-of-y may or may not work.  Specifically, 
if election day tabulators are setup with all precincts the ability to calculate x-of-y becomes 
more complicated. 
PrecinctRegistered 
Total registered voters from the main screen of the precinct record or in the case of a split 
precinct the total registered voters from all splits.  In the case of a split precinct this may not be 
the same as the voters eligible for the specific contest on this record. 
PrecinctTurnout 
Total precinct turnout, in the case of a split precinct this may not be the same as turnout of the 
specific contest on this record.  In the case of a multicard ballot, this would be the count of the 
first cards counted. 
PrecinctTurnoutPerc 
A calculated percentage value using the two previous columns (ex. 10% shown as .10) 
CandidateId 
Sequential number assigned by the system for each candidate 
CandidateExtId 
Optional user assigned alphanumeric identifier. 
CandidateName 
Alphanumeric 
CandidateType 
R=Regular, W=Write-in, M=Measure Response, N=“No Candidate” 
CandidateAffiliation 
Abbreviation of the party associated with the candidate, if any

CandidateOrder 
While the order value is not specific to the contest, candidates do appear on the ballot and on 
reports in the relative order of this value within the contest. 
Registered 
Total registered voters for the contest and precinct on this record.  It only includes registration 
numbers for the specific splits containing the contest and/or the elector group (party) 
containing the contest. 
Turnout 
Number of ballots counted containing this specific contest and precinct 
TurnoutPerc 
A calculated percentage value using the two previous columns (ex. 10% shown as .10) 
Overvotes 
Number of overvotes for this contest and precinct.  In the case of a vote-for greater than 1, each 
overvoted ballot is counted as the vote-for. 
Undervotes 
Number of undervotes for this contest and precinct. 
Votes 
Votes cast for this specific candidate in this precinct. 
 
After this point the column content becomes variable depending on the counting groups defined for this particular 
election.  For each counting group there will be four columns added, with each column containing the name of the 
counting group.  For a normal primary or general election there will likely be two counting groups, “Early Vote” and 
“Election Day”, but for smaller jurisdictional elections that are all mail there may only be a single counting group 
called something like “Ballot By Mail”.  Since these counting group names and their order are user defined, the 
column headings may be different from one election to the next if not careful. 
Turnout_*CG* 
Number of ballots counted containing this specific contest and precinct for ballots in this 
counting group 
Overvotes_*CG* 
Number of overvotes for this contest and precinct for ballots in this counting group.  In the case 
of a vote-for greater than 1, each overvoted ballot is counted as the vote-for. 
Undervotes_*CG* 
Number of undervotes for this contest and precinct for ballots in this counting group. 
Votes_*CG* 
Votes cast for this specific candidate in this precinct for ballots in this counting group.