Are the machines under guard and 24x7 monitoring? Have they been since the election? My hopes do not run high, there has been plenty of time to wipe evidence from these machines.
The town, which is a majorly concerned party, has had sole possession of the machines. The machines themselves are owned by the town, not the state. So I do have a little hope here, because the town officials have been pushing for this audit for months. State law has prevented them, and the AG has shown no interest in pursuing it. That is why the state legislature had to pass this bill to force an investigation.
I also like how the town gets to choose their own auditor, the SoS chooses one, and they then agree on one together (three total.) I thought there was something in the bill that stipulated they could choose from two groups, one of which was Col Waldron or Dr. Shiva. From the text of the bill in the article, that doesn't seem to be part of it. So we will see after the house votes on it (and assuming it passes), which auditors are chosen. But this small town appears pretty red, and I think they are going to choose someone who will actually uncover the truth (which could be that it was a big fat glitch, or something else.) The town sounds like they have been hugely questioning the election results ever since the 'Incident' was uncovered.
Most of NH is red. No doubt in my mind that state was stolen -- and perhaps has been for years. Leftists currently infect the borders of Mass such as nashua and maybe salem, which are also more populous. As Mass becomes more expensive to live in, residents are moving just over the border unwittingly pushing the same policies and ideology that pressured them to move in the first place.
I hope those machines have been well guarded. Even with the good intentions of the town, wherever they're housed will now likely be a target of sorts. Let's hope there's no fires or other destructive event against that location before the audit happens.
Are the machines under guard and 24x7 monitoring? Have they been since the election? My hopes do not run high, there has been plenty of time to wipe evidence from these machines.
The town, which is a majorly concerned party, has had sole possession of the machines. The machines themselves are owned by the town, not the state. So I do have a little hope here, because the town officials have been pushing for this audit for months. State law has prevented them, and the AG has shown no interest in pursuing it. That is why the state legislature had to pass this bill to force an investigation.
I also like how the town gets to choose their own auditor, the SoS chooses one, and they then agree on one together (three total.) I thought there was something in the bill that stipulated they could choose from two groups, one of which was Col Waldron or Dr. Shiva. From the text of the bill in the article, that doesn't seem to be part of it. So we will see after the house votes on it (and assuming it passes), which auditors are chosen. But this small town appears pretty red, and I think they are going to choose someone who will actually uncover the truth (which could be that it was a big fat glitch, or something else.) The town sounds like they have been hugely questioning the election results ever since the 'Incident' was uncovered.
Most of NH is red. No doubt in my mind that state was stolen -- and perhaps has been for years. Leftists currently infect the borders of Mass such as nashua and maybe salem, which are also more populous. As Mass becomes more expensive to live in, residents are moving just over the border unwittingly pushing the same policies and ideology that pressured them to move in the first place.
I hope those machines have been well guarded. Even with the good intentions of the town, wherever they're housed will now likely be a target of sorts. Let's hope there's no fires or other destructive event against that location before the audit happens.
Excellent comment.
My first question was going to be "Now who does the audit?".