I broke ground on this early today with a piece about what might be an effort to undermine an independent, bipartisan committee charged with cataloging voter confidence issues in New Hampshire. The committee’s job is to document testimony and deliver that to the Secretary of State.
Related: Is Someone Trying to Undermine the Integrity of NH’s Committee on Voter Confidence
In that piece, I said that I would invite those who testified to seek me out to discuss what they presented. I have my first “taker.”
Brenda Towne delivered a small mountain of research to the committee on voter confidence – compiled using publicly available information.
Like what?
…utilizing the USPS permanent move request data base between January 2018- October 1 2020, we were able to find an incredible 3,300+ votes cast by people who permanently moved to another state and an additional 5600+ votes cast by people who moved out of their town and elsewhere in New Hampshire.
One more point before you watch the interview. There is a concerted effort to silence Brenda and those working with her and to ignore or hide the data they’ve reported to the Committee on Voter Confidence. (You can scroll down to find some of the evidence we discussed in the interview).
Note 2: A small portion of the interview was edited out that included my house phone ringing in the background while I was speaking. No context was lost by removing it.
Here is the spreadsheet of people Brenda mentioned who moved out of state but had votes cast in their names in the 2020 election.
NH Election Integrity Slide Deck Presentation
Brenda Towne committee for voter confidence slide deck
Note 3: If you testified or submitted evidence to the committee you would like to share, please email me at steve@granitegrok.com
Note 4: And apologies for repeatedly changing the title. Just trying to get it right.
