by Mary Till | Jul 2, 2021 | Energy, Property Tax, Schools, Taxes, Voting
Is Chris Sununu! Chris Sununu loudly proclaimed that he supported an independent redistricting commission and would never veto such a bill. Of course as he is saying that, he knows that his friends in the legislature would never let an independent redistricting bill...
by Mary Till | May 23, 2021 | Energy, Property Tax, Schools, Taxes, Voting
There is some good news to report on the legislative front. The Senate passed HB 555 without amendment which means it is on its way to the Governor’s desk. HB 555 is the bill that restores the right to vote to those in prison for a misdemeanor or awaiting trial. The...
by Mary Till | May 23, 2021 | Voting, Voting Absentee
As the Windham forensic audit winds down, the question arises of why the rerun of the machine count results during the audit tended to match more closely those found by the Secretary of State during his hand recount than the results from the same machines in November....
by Mary Till | May 9, 2021 | Election Integrity
The Windham Board of Selectmen (WBOS) held firm on its selection for the forensic auditor to represent Windham despite massive pressure from “Stop The Steal” groups who were promoting selection of Jovan Pulitzer. Mr. Pulizer claims to have invented a way to...
by Mary Till | May 9, 2021 | Election Integrity, Energy, Property Tax, Register to Vote, Schools, Taxes, Voting, Voting Absentee
The 2021 NH Legislature is entering the home stretch. The focus will be on the budget. There will be several negotiations between the Senate and House leadership and the Governor, trying to find a budget they can all support. That won’t be easy given the influence of...
by Mary Till | May 2, 2021 | Election Integrity
Will the upcoming forensic audit in Windham make national news? I hope not.I hope the upcoming forensic audit goes smoothly. I hope it provides answers for the 300 vote discrepancy between the election night machine count and the later hand recount by the Secretary of...