; (B) will not change the outcome if the reported outcome is the correct outcome; and (C) involves a manual adjudication of voter intent from some or all of the ballots validly cast in the election contest. (2) Reported outcome; correct outcome; outcome (A) Reported outcome The term reported outcome means the outcome of an election contest which is determined according to the canvass and which will become the official, certified outcome unless it is revised by an audit, recount, or other legal process. (B) Correct outcome The term correct outcome means the outcome that would be determined by a manual adjudication of voter intent for all votes validly cast in the election contest. (C) Outcome The term outcome means the winner or set of winners of an election contest. (3) Manual adjudication of voter intent The term manual adjudication of voter intent means direct inspection and determination by humans, without assistance from electronic or mechanical tabulation devices, of the ballot choices marked by voters on each voter-verifiable paper record. (4) Ballot manifest The term ballot manifest means a record maintained by each jurisdiction that— (A) is created without reliance on any part of the voting system used to tabulate votes; (B) functions as a sampling frame for conducting a post-election audit