The Windham Incident on November 3, 2020 that produced the largest numerical discrepancy in the history of NH between an election day result and a subsequent recount exposed over a hundred violations of election laws and procedures by Windham’s election officials.
Since then,
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Radical government officials are coming unhinged. A few weeks ago it was Windham Board of Selectman Chair Ross McLeod, calling his constituents “irrelevant”, and now it is Kim Farah – coming unhinged TWICE in the same week.
This past Monday, the Windham Board of Selectman Chairman Ross McLeod became unhinged for the second meeting in a row.
The public clearly expressed their displeasure of the Board’s decision to hire what many believe to be an unqualified applicant – and McLeod would have none of it. He scolded and demeaned hundreds of people he was elected to serve – instead of listening and responding to constituent concerns.
I attended the BOS meeting last night, May 3, 2021, and was extremely disappointed in how several Selectman discounted public sentiment and their abhorrent treatment of Selectman Bruce Breton, especially by Selectman Heath Partington.
It seems that both Heath Partington and Mark Lindeman (Co-Director, Verified Voting), who the Windham Selectmen picked to do the “Windham Incident” Forensic Audit on the November 3 electoral results, both hate forensic electoral audits.
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.
An overwhelming number of people tried to get into the Windham Board of Selectman’s meeting last night – but couldn’t. Not enough zoom licenses! I suspect there were thousands who tried to attend – which led to the overload. The Selectman were scheduled to discuss the “Windham Incident” and the pending voting machine audit mandated … Read more