MicroGroks
On March 8th, the Election Law committee voted 11-9 to ITL HB-491. HB-491 should get another look before the House kills it next week. This bill would require that the AccuVote machines be programmed to return the ballot to the voter if it reads an overvote (voting for more candidates than will be elected).
It was a Dartmouth student voter “indefinite intention” case challenging Hanover’s so-called requirement of students to affirm they were going to stay in NH after voting. A foolish question to ask a voter. They should have asked for proof of domicile. But that was not the agenda.
Remember the Democrat activist who dressed as a woman to enable him to vote twice in Lebanon? He was let go with a $300 fine. This is the absolute minimum anyone would pay for such a blatant election law violation.
A one-sentence bill to make our Statewide Voter Database Public (HB551) met with little enthusiasm during the zoom meeting on February 12th. My guess is they are not worried about the poor overburdened AG’s Office Elections Unit. You know, the public servants who will never test the failed Dominion AccuVote OS machines for tampering.
Seeking to quell the growing political clamor resulting from its refusal to look into the Windham Incident, the Attorney General’s office has now publicly claimed that it is “investigating” the matter. This is a misleading half-truth.
People have been complaining about New Hampshire voter fraud since the “Windham Scandal.” Damn right, they should.
Gov. Sununu nominated business persecutor and law-bender Gordon MacDonald, the state’s attorney general, to the N.H. Supreme Court. A public hearing concerning his nomination to the chief justice position is coming before the Executive Council on Jan. 21.
The New Hampshire Attorney Generals Office (Dept. of Justice) has reportedly seen the Hollis Police report and the evidence against Democrat candidate Tom Harris that we published here two days ago. Unlike the Hollis Police, they are not going to wait for the next guy they catch.
James O’Keefe really lit a fire under the DOJ. Last week they issued an arrest warrant for yet another double voter. This time, Sigmund Boganski is alleged to have knowingly voted in NH after voting in Arizona.
The year 2016 in New Hampshire General Elections is a banner year for voter fraud investigations and prosecutions by the NH AG’s Elections Unit. There is a heaping handful of cases.
