The Eligible Locations Adjustment Process (ELAP) is a voluntary challenge process established by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to review and potentially adjust broadband deployment obligations for carriers participating in the Connect America Fund (CAF) Phase II Auction program if the total number of locations funded by the program exceeds the number of actual locations on the ground. In 2021, 27 CAF Phase II Auction winners seeking to adjust their deployment obligations in 23 states submitted the appropriate location information required to participate in ELAP. USAC used certain location information from those filings to populate this public map, the ELAP Map, so that prospective outside stakeholders could review data submitted by carriers and determine whether to contest it during the stakeholder challenge phase of the process. The stakeholder challenge phase is open to individuals, non-governmental entities and governmental entities (including state and Tribal governments) that have demonstrated a verifiable interest in obtaining broadband service supported by the Connect America Fund in areas challenged by CAF II Auction carriers as part of ELAP.