MicroGroks
Much has been written about my petition (warrant article 23) to ban voting machines in the town of Rye. After researching election guidelines, RSA’s, and responsibilities for elections in our town and state, my concerns are ever-increasing and justifiably so.
Dear Steve: Thank you for asking me to write an op-ed last week for publication on the Granite Grok website, re: ongoing developments in the selection of analysts for the Windham forensic audit team.
I’m writing to inform you of previously undisclosed conflicts of interest and bias on the part of the auditors chosen by the Windham Board of Selectmen and to ask that the Senate reclaim its authority to choose auditors itself by, if necessary, amending SB43, or to recognize the authority of the residents of Windham to …
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Senator Bob Giuda was the driving force behind a new law that mandates Windham’s voting machines and ballots be forensically audited, because the November 3, 2020 election day voting machine results and subsequent hand recount for Windham’s State Rep race produced the largest unexplained numerical discrepancy in the History of NH.
When Senate Bill 43 was signed into law on April 12, 2021, it triggered forensic audits of the Windham ballots and machines that were used in the November 2020, general election. It also triggered a 45-day clock that mandates a deadline for the audit to be completed.
