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This sounds like the goal is to ensure no one is accountable to anyone for whatever happens to the digital data from federal elections.
After months of activism and several weeks of reporting, the problem of properly securing completed ballots appeared to make some progress. The New Hampshire Secretary of State’s Office agreed to purchase and provide tamperproof tape that showed evidence of tampering. It sounds counterintuitive to think we’d been doing it the other way, but it’s true. Activists discovered the … Read more
Whether you’ve been following the completed ballot storage box tape soap opera or not, this is excellent news. After a meeting with activists, the Secretary of State’s Office has decided to switch to the tape recommended and demonstrated by New Hampshire citizens. Here is the text in the image if it is hard to read. … Read more
The “security of a completed ballot” soap opera in New Hampshire has added a new chapter. The New Hampshire Secretary of State’s office has responded to a Right to Know request regarding tamper-proof tape that doesn’t prevent tampering. If you missed earlier installments, activists discovered that neither the procedure for taping up boxes of completed … Read more
Every Saturday from 9am to 10am, Marc and Paul have guests on to talk about a number of issues. This week: An Israeli breakthrough in cancer treatment? How much energy DO you need? Is an e-Bike in your Christmas future? DO you want it in your future? And which matters more given this cycle’s election: … Read more
I have this habit, both good and bad depending on your point of view, of being a “tab hoarder”. I just don’t open up a few tabs for posts that I would LIKE to comment on – I have a lot. Right now, probably well over 800. I keep deluding myself that “I’ll get to … Read more
Yikes – I was using a similar marker this morning: —– Original Message —— From: <redacted> To: “Skip@granitegrok.com” <Skip@granitegrok.com> Sent: 11/8/2022 11:09:16 AM Subject: Ballot bleed through – Exeter Good morning Skip and Team, Thank you all for always supplying useful info. Voted this morning in Exeter @ (9:00) and found the sharpie supplied had bled … Read more
Now Come the Plaintiff, Daniel Richard, in the above-numbered and entitled action, pursuant to a Bonafide emergency, and moves the Court for this Motion for an Expedited hearing to Determine the Safety, Efficacy and Constitutionality of New Hampshire Voting Machines.
There are many more valid reasons to get rid of the AccuVote election machines in New Hampshire than to keep 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.
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.
Jovan Hutton Pulitzer featured the Windham election and audit in a recent episode of his podcast. It’s not a lot of new information for our readers, but you’ll want to listen because what is new might amaze you.
Before the security camera footage went out for about an hour, we see an image of NH Associate AG Anne Edwards walking toward a table covered with “secured” ballots – from the November election in Windham.
Windham Should immediately request the original ballots from Gardner who has them – with no specific statutory authority to KEEP them.
I think that what the Democrats did in many States ensured President Asterisk would win. Send LOTS of ballots to everyone possible in their Area of Operations. If some people got multiples that’s a feature and not a bug, at least from their perspective.
Both sides of my family started serving our nation in 1776. Later, a relative would serve with Corporal Abraham Lincoln in Illinois. We had a relative serving with General Hood from Texas, Captain Halstead Burtis, while Major John Burtis served with the 13th NY Infantry.
Any member of the public may attend an election recount in Concord and visually review all the ballots cast. Yet these same members of the public may NOT file a Right to Know request to review those same ballots.
I see how Dr. Steve Pieczenik and Tony Shaffer support each other (regarding the questionable blockchain marked ballot idea). Yet I fail to see anything happening that’s concrete. Until I actually do see something concrete – color me skeptical.
We’ve told people for months that the only way to ensure your vote counts is to guarantee the chain of custody. From your hand to the machine that counts it. But the Democrat machine is pushing it alongside the fearmongering, and as promised, votes are being lost.
Poll workers have been known to prohibit access to people wearing NRA gear. They claim it reeks of partisan politics and is electioneering. But the Letter Carriers Union endorsed Joe Biden, and we’re letting them handle actual ballots, which keep turning up in ditches or dumpsters like this new case in Jersey.