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On Monday evening, the Windham Board of Selectmen met to discuss and choose their selection for one of the three election analysts that will make up the forensic audit “team,” as mandated by SB 43, signed into law by Gov. Sununu on April 12th.
The NH Voter Integrity Group is hosting a FREE event on Thursday, April 29, 2021 at 7pm in Concord, NH to provide the latest news on the forensic audit of the the Windham voting machines and ballots, including concerns regarding the forensic auditor who was selected by the Town of Windham.
I’m writing to inform you of previously undisclosed conflicts of interest and bias on the part of the auditors chosen by the Windham Board of Selectmen and to ask that the Senate reclaim its authority to choose auditors itself by, if necessary, amending SB43, or to recognize the authority of the residents of Windham to …
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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.
The Town of Windham paid LHS Associates in excess of $7,000 for “Ballots” in an invoice dated April 16, 2020. This direct payment brings into question adherence to RSA 656:1.
Windham, NH – Last November 3, 2020, the general election results for the Windham State Representative race wound up being significantly different from the hand recount. The vote count error has become known as the “Windham Incident” because the discrepancies between election day and the recount were the highest in the history of the state.
We’ve been getting a good amount of national attention over the past few months. The Coach Keyes story got picked up, but most of that attention has come as a result of our continued reporting of the Windham Incident.
Many know, I have been actively involved with a State Senator and others over the past few months – pushing for a forensic audit of Windham’s voting machines and ballots from the November 3, 2020, general election. A law mandating the forensic audit was passed on April 12th.
Senator Bob Giuda was the driving force behind a new law that mandates Windham’s voting machines and ballots be forensically audited, because the November 3, 2020 election day voting machine results and subsequent hand recount for Windham’s State Rep race produced the largest unexplained numerical discrepancy in the History of NH.
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.
