This is not your average overnight thread (ONT). We just received some great news that we need to share. The State of NH has dropped its fine against the Simply Delicious Baking Co. in Bedford. The business had been cited for failing to follow the state’s mask mandate.
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HB-491 (Regarding AccuVote Machines) Should Get Another Look Before the House Kills It Next Week.
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).
NH Election Flaw: “Extra Rights” Misrepresented as “Voting Rights” Violates “Equal Rights”
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.
NH AG: I Slap Thee on The Wrist for Thine Vote Fraud!
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.
House Election Committee Seems Ambivalent About Voter Fraud
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. Related: … Read more
The Windham Incident Deception
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 Paying More Attention to NH Voter Fraud Since the “Windham Scandal.”
People have been complaining about New Hampshire voter fraud since the “Windham Scandal.” Damn right, they should.
Lawless New Hampshire AG Nominated to State’s Highest Court
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.
NH DoJ Criminal Divison to Investigate Sign Stealing Hollis Democrat Tom Harris
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.
NH Issues Arrest Warrant for Another Double Voter
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.
What is Behind Voter Fraud in NH – Pays To Look
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.
NH Attorney General Gives the Nod to Electioneering with Public Funds
October 2, 2020
Nicholas A. Chong Yen
Assistant Attorney General
Election Law Unit
Dear Attorney Chong Yen,
Thank you for your investigation of the Nashua Teachers Union’s actions in response to my complaint submitted on October 30, 2019. I’m writing to you in response to your letter dated September 28, 2020, where you concluded that there was no NTU electioneering in Nashua.
If You are That Scared Stay Home – We Can Run the World Without You
Nothing says police state quite like neighbors or customers snitching to the local constabulary about this or that perceived slight. In the age of COVID, this manifests as a failure to adequately mask or distance or some other fear-mongered incidentals such as OCD-like purification rituals improperly performed.
Here is What We Found That the NH AG’s Office of Elections did Not
WMUR has a 2016 story about the “Florida Man,” Michael LeSean Lewis, indicted by a Merrimack County grand jury. It is rather complete, including a photo. Updated: Updated: 5:00 PM EST Dec 18, 2018.
James O’Keefe Nails NH Attorney General MacDonald HARD on Election Fraud
To recap, this fustercluck started with Vincent Marzello of West Lebanon, NH for voting twice in 2016 – once as himself and again as “Helen Ashley” (with a bad fur coat and a worse wig). Reformatted, emphasis mine:
State Internet Surveillance Unit Sued for Alleged Illegal Collection Practices
A State Trooper has sued claiming his state used a DHS backed resource agency to illegally collect data on individuals making legal gun purchases or engaged in peaceful protests. Before you say you don’t care, New Hampshire has one of these too! As does every state.
Sununu: If there are businesses that are kind of thwarting the guidance, we usually hear about It.
According to this headline, “As More N.H. Businesses Violate Emergency Orders, Sununu Cautions Against ‘Snitching.‘ “It’s a good headline. I clicked on it. Then I read it. And it’s accurate as far as it goes, but it never goes very far.
The AG’s Office is Issuing Sealed Secret Search Warrants to Spy on NH Citizens
Janet Delfuoco was investigated by the New Hampshire Department of Justice. The State Attorney General’s Office. It actually doesn’t even matter why. She won her case, but in the process, discovered that the AG’s office had issued sealed (secret) search warrants to spy on her.
Democrats Refuse to Fund AG’s Office so it Can’t Defend Existing NH Laws They Don’t Like
The Democrats on the Fiscal committee are refusing to approve funds for the NH Attorney General’s office. The State is defending two election laws the Left hates. They are refusing money to the department to force the AG to drop these cases.
NH AG Drops Complaints and Investigation into James O’Keefe and Project Veritas
The New Hampshire Attorney General’s office and Atkinson resident Robert Bell have dropped all complaints and the investigation of James O’Keefe and Project Veritas.