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The ballots are available for viewing at the state archives.
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Overall, Republican voters expressed more skepticism over the accuracy of elections, while fears of voter fraud in the state are lower than five years ago.
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The new law will, for the first time, create affidavit ballots for New Hampshire elections — which could delay final results up to two weeks.
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The GOP-backed measure would require new voters who register without proper identification to cast traceable ballots.
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Sigmund Boganski, 77, cast a ballot in New Hampton, New Hampshire, on Nov. 8, 2016. He cast an absentee ballot in Arizona in the same election.
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The commission will hold listening sessions across the state in the coming months, gathering input from citizens on how the state could improve transparency in the voting process.
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The measure would require people who come to vote or same-day register to vote without certain documentation to use a different kind of ballot, and their votes would be voided if they didn’t mail in the missing documentation within 10 days of the election.
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The House Election Law Committee unanimously voted against a bill that would have required all future elections in New Hampshire to be hand counted. Voters across the state also rejected similar mandates in town elections this week.
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The activists behind the campaign to hand count all ballots contend, without proof, that the machines can be hacked or rigged — mirroring a broader movement to undermine the voting process in the wake of the 2020 election.
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Greenland, N.H., will hold a special town meeting election Saturday, Dec. 18, to vote on the one ballot article.