The source bodies captured at publish time for Eight days before Michigan voted, a poll with a stated error of ±3.7 put Abdul El-Sayed fifteen points ahead of Haley Stevens; with about 80 percent of ballots counted he leads by roughly two, which means the winner was named correctly and the margin was missed by about thirteen — and the numbers everyone will now cite about November come from the same species of instrument, with four points of error printed on them — each with the quoted spans highlighted at their character offsets. This is the frozen record the audit was checked against.
