This sounds like the goal is to ensure no one is accountable to anyone for whatever happens to the digital data from federal elections.
An emergency motion has been submitted to the court to preserve NHs 2024 election results.
If you need to catch up, the Grok broke News on Friday morning about a letter sent by the NH AG and Secretary of State to every election moderator in the state. It informs poll workers that they are to discourage voters from requesting a hand count for their completed ballot (emphasis mine). A voter … 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
Al Brandano submitted a Writ of Mandamus against the State of New Hampshire and the Secretary of State for failing to follow federal law regarding the retention of election results. He’s doing an electoral Bill Belichick impression. Do your job. But he suspects they won’t, so he has asked the court to compel them. The … Read more
Having previously posted on Lou Gargiulo’s report concerning ballot irregularities observed and researched during the November 2023 NH State Senate District 24 election, there was another element to the NH Ballot Law Commission meeting.
There are many more valid reasons to get rid of the AccuVote election machines in New Hampshire than to keep them.
On March 9, the House Election Law Committee held an exec session for some bills dealing with vote-counting machines. These bills are HB-1064, HB-1163, HB-1247, and HB-1470.
Today March 9, 2022, everyone lost the most precious thing we have as citizens in our local and state elections, Trust. And like a soap bubble, once it pops, it’s nearly impossible to get it back.
Among the many documented stories of the “ordinary and accepted” US election fraud in the November 2020, presidential voting was those of the usual use of phony IDs.
Yesterday, voters in the tiny town of Greenland, New Hampshire, had an opportunity to vote for change. The ballot measure was to move from AccuVote machine counted elections to hand-counting ballots.
With just over 4100 residents, give or take, Greenland New Hampshire is small, even by New Hampshire Standards. Not as small as Dixville Notch (population 4) or the teeming metropolis of Harts Location (about 68), but it’s not large, which makes it a good candidate for manually-counting ballots, and that’s the issue at hand.
I got this yesterday and I have a feeling that there are a lot of other folks around the State of NH harboring similar thoughts when it comes to counting ballots. Can’t say I blame them!
The assumption here in New Hampshire is that we will continue to use the AccuVote machines, at least for the next several years, and that the machines are not as good as people when it comes to counting votes.
After experiencing the aftermath of the Nov 3 debacle and seeing Sidney Powell describe how our voting machines may be compromised I decided to find out if the voting machines in NH were indeed rigged.
That’s his headline so let’s run with it. Who? YouTuber Nick Moseder is reporting on the now-infamous Windham Incident, and he has – read the headline – an Irrefutable bombshell to share.
It may be that the AccuVote machines can sometimes mistake a fold in a ballot as a bonafide vote for the candidate whose name, and the associated oval, happens to be on a fold on that ballot.
I believe the preliminary results of the forensic audit of the Windham, NH voting machines as configured on November 3, 2020, show the aging Diebold ES2000 Model A Voting Machines cannot be trusted.
My effort is to accomplish what I believe the voters in Windham want, election integrity, through the use of a Special Meeting. I don’t want division. I want to see Windham voters use all the tools citizens in NH have.