Republican Dennis Hogan, is in a virtual tie with Democrat Mary Ann Crowell in the race for Hillsborough County Register of Deeds. Hogan got 81,388 votes and Crowell received 81,450, a difference of only 62 votes, a minuscule .038% of the votes cast.
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An Analysis of November 2020, Votes in Rockingham and Hillsborough Counties
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.
Live Blogging: John L O’Sullivan at the Hillsborough County Republican Committee Lincoln-Reagan Gala
We’ll be at the Crowne Plaza in Nashua tonite to livestream (as possible) and record the event for the Hillsborough Republicans as they are hosting John L. Sullivan (Editor-at-large of National Review, former Special Adviser to Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, conservative author and columnist). I expect to get a few interviews along the way. Recording per normal so if you can’t be there, watch the live stream, we’ll get it up on the ‘Grok later on.
The reception starts at 5:30, the dinner an hour and a half later. Livestream (the Ustream and Wifi Overlords permitting):
Update: arrived, set up, connected, and we will be live streaming – after the jump!
Special Election – Nashua New Hampshire Ward 4
Nashua Ward 4 (Hills 31) will hold a special election for an open New Hampshire House seat on February 19th. This is the seat vacated by Stacie Laughton after she resigned the seat when information about a past felony conviction surfaced. Laughton had expressed a desire to run again but has since dropped out, eliminating … Read more
No 3% Solution In Hillsborough
When it becomes evident that they have exceeded our mandate or entered into agreements which have or will become fiscally untenable, the officials charged with representing the taxpayers interest must endeavor to introduce savings and efficiencies that limit the fiscal impact of those tasks before they overcome the ability of reasonable men and women to sustain them.