Now that the DNC Convention is underway, I wish I’d thought of this sooner. Wouldn’t it be grand if the Democrat party Delegates could only cast votes for their nominee by mail? Vote by Mail. It’s all the rage. And we could get a test run at this plan of theirs for the General election.
In the “people send us stuff’ category,” we introduce the following into evidence. It looks like an absentee ballot request form with the wrong town and zip code on it, which makes it a request with a return address that does not exist.
Yeah, mailing in your votes is just SO secure. Ayup, no problem with any kind of fraud here – absolutely nothing can go wrong, right? Oopsies – Coronavirus Ballot Blues:
OK, their election was last week, so I’m a tad late. But, given that I have this OTHER vote-by-mail post on the “abstract” of the issue, here’s an example “in concrete”. And no, no whining that just because it happened in CA doesn’t mean it can’t happen here (reformatted, emphasis mine):
Emphasis mine: Heed Jimmy Carter on the Danger of Mail-In Voting: ‘Absentee ballots remain the largest source of potential voter fraud.’ “Absentee ballots remain the largest source of potential voter fraud.” That quote isn’t from President Trump, who criticized mail-in voting this week after Wisconsin Democrats tried and failed to change an election at the … Read more
All we are going to hear from the NH Democrat Party is yammering about how DARE we, not all do mail-in voting (er, don’t pay attention to that “ballot harvesting” technique behind the smoke and curtain). And how DARE you put people at risk for simply wanting to exercise their Constitutional Right to vote!
New Hampshire Democrats want you to vote absentee, which is to say, vote by mail. But only to New Hampshire. If you were allowed to vote by mail anywhere else, college kids and wandering Massachusetts Dems would vote where “they live,” and NH Dems would lose elections.
So the Monadnock Ledger-Transcript emailed with us (and flamed out in a Twitter flame war). The next step was to turn in the other direction and email the League of Women Voters’ Peterborough organizer: On May 3, 2019, at 11:52 AM, Skip <Skip@granitegrok.com> wrote: Dear Ms Coon, I am in receipt of your email missive … Read more
This whole thing just didn’t sit right with us: who was to be reporting, who could take pictures/record the event, limited time to get one’s message out, and a tight-fisted policy of who “owns” the asked questions (and assuming, the unasked ones as well). Transparency much? Certainly, it didn’t seem so when we were tipped … Read more
WMUR is reporting that NHGOP Chairwoman Jennifer Horn has decided, “that in the interest of party unity and “full transparency,” the New Hampshire delegation will meet on Friday at state party headquarters to vote for delegation chairman and important posts on the convention Rules, Platform, Credentials and Permanent Organization committees.” The Email vote was already … Read more
Today the Democrat accused of sending the email hoax a few days before the special Rockingham District 32 election has been arrested for voter suppression. If you recall, Carl Gibson was doing social media for Maureen Mann’s campaign. A few days before the election an email was sent to specific press that claimed to be … Read more
There’s one email thread I’m on that is very active right now and at times, I feel like I’m General Custer surrounded by the Indians from a politics standpoint – and all the arrows are pointing at me. Especially when even the appearance of not “believing” is the signal for raised eyebrows. The question: If … Read more
The big question many pundits ask in the wake of the significant Republican pick-ups in the state house and senate is what they will do with their newfound numbers. Six pick-ups in the Vermont State Senate and what looks like around twenty in the house (there will be at least one contested outcome in Bennington-1 … Read more
Friday, we reported on a letter from the NH AG and Secretary of State to Clerks and Election moderators across the state. It included a section dealing with voters who wanted hand-counted ballots (emphasis mine). A voter insisting that their ballot be hand counted should be advised that the town/city has adopted a ballot counting … Read more
The New Hampshire Secretary of State and Attorney General are asking every town that uses electronic ballot counters to get the names of residents who insist their ballot be counted by hand on November 5th. A voter insisting that their ballot be hand counted should be advised that the town/city has adopted a ballot counting … Read more
A crumbling economy and porous border, or the scary project 2025 and loss of “reproductive rights”; those are the messages both parties are inundating Americans with as election day rapidly approaches. But if Republicans hope to reach the estimated 10 million gun owners not registered to vote, hunting and pro-gun organizations alike know traditional messaging … Read more
After the 2020 Covid election, the Vermont legislature passed a law that mandates live general election ballots be mailed to everyone on the voter checklist regardless of whether or not the voter requests an absentee ballot. This raises, to put it mildly, concerns. Citizens need to be vigilant because, Lord knows, election officials are not. … Read more
If you pay more attention to the approved narratives than a caffeinated kid with ADD, you can create a paint-by-numbers picture in your mind. Republican voters are idiots. But if that’s true, then the recent decision by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court has to be a good thing. It ruled that improperly dated mail-in ballots won’t … Read more
I have been notified by activists on the ground in the Granite State that NH voters are challenging the counting of any absentee ballots (mail-in ballots) in the primary for “failure to properly execute an affidavit.” This is happening all over the state. The return envelope containing the absentee ballot has not been verified by affidavit as required by … Read more
THE PRIMARY is coming September 10th and with it more social media ads, more postcards in our mailboxes and more confusion. Have you ever stopped to wonder where the money for all of this advertising comes from? Why are these groups so concerned about local elections and spending so much on them? Big marijuana is … Read more