 On 5 December, the full 95-page OAS report was released along with 500 pages of corroborating details as appendices.These included that an outside user who controlled a Linux AMI appliance with "root privileges" — conferring the ability to alter results — accessed the official vote-counting server during the counting and that in a sample of 4,692 returns from polling stations around the country, 226 showed multiple signatures by the same person for different voting booths, a violation of electoral law.On those returns, 91 percent of votes went to MAS, approximately double the rate recorded elsewhere.