Bigger fish will be fried… Just wait.
(Hour 1ab, 2a) We’ve got new examples of voter fraud and there are even bigger fish that are about to get fried.
What is the penalty for a homeowner who willingly allows people who don’t live there to use their address to vote? Hey, Senator Martha Fuller Clark, do you know the answer? Well, you’re about to find out! She’s not alone. Former Chair of the House Education Committee and current Board of Education Member Emma Rous’ grown children in their 30s, married and living elsewhere for several years, Nahanni Rous and Benjamin Rous, are still voting via absentee ballot in NH state elections. Patricia Kalik’s son Daniel, who resides in Washington DC, also votes in NH elections via absentee ballot. The Vice President’s niece, Alana Biden, temporarily stayed with Patrick Kalik, also voted in the NH election. Unfortunately, City Clerk Matthew Normand is not allowed to release the affidavits of the 17% of voters who registered on election day and couldn’t prove their residency. And it’s not just the presidential elections where NH Voter Fraud is happening. In Ward 11’s school board election, Bill Boyd narrowly lost to Russ Ouellette. Of the 700 postcards that came back, 70 people who no longer lived in that ward voted in that election, mostly Democrat.
Plus, listen in to hear to investigative journalism that Rich has kicked off – and how NH’s Attorney General Office is putting a stop to it via extreme non-cooperation. What is Attorney General Joseph Foster going to do to put a stop to Voter Fraud?
The Nashua City Clerk told us that we could not examine the voter AFFIDAVITS because they contain private information, but we could examine a LIST of voters signing these affidavits after the Clerk was able to compile that LIST of from the affidavits. These lists go to the Sec of State, then the NH AG and finally to the Speaker of the NH House and President of the NH Senate. Ask for the LIST of voters signing affidavits from one of these people in the verification process.
NH RSA 654:12 Determining Qualifications of Applicant. –
V. (d) Within 90 days of each election, the secretary of state shall cause a list of persons executing domicile affidavits since the prior election to be forwarded to the attorney general and the division of motor vehicles. The secretary of state shall send a letter to each such person
informing him or her of a driver’s obligation to obtain a New Hampshire
driver’s license within 60 days of becoming a New Hampshire resident.
The letter shall be mailed within 60 days after the election, except
that if the election is a state primary election, the letter shall be
mailed 60 days after the general election, and if the election is a
regularly scheduled municipal election, the letter shall be mailed by
the July 1 or January 1 next following the election. The secretary of
state shall mark the envelope with instructions to the United States
Post Office not to forward the letter and to provide address correction
information.
(e) The secretary of state shall cause any letters mailed pursuant to subparagraph (d) that are returned as undeliverable by the United States Post Office to be referred to the attorney general and the attorney general shall cause an investigation to be made to determine whether
fraudulent registration or voting occurred.
(f) Upon completion of any investigation authorized under this section, the attorney general shall forward a report summarizing the results of the investigation to the speaker of the house of representatives, the president of the senate, and the chairpersons of the appropriate house
and senate standing committees with jurisdiction over election law.