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Issues that came up Tuesday were minor, isolated and routine, Secretary of State Dave Scanlan said. He projected turnout could reach a record high.
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Loosely organized social media campaigns by those distrustful of elections and voting machines are encouraging voters around the state to force hand counts. But voting rights advocates say the effort could exacerbate the issue by making the process more cumbersome.
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Ben Adida, the founder of nonprofit organization VotingWorks that manufactures these machines, said the machine could be the answer to calls for increased transparency at a time when election integrity is facing immense scrutiny.
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Candidatos para gobernador, cámara y senado nacional contestan preguntas sobre temas como impuestos, energía, inflación y vivienda asequible.
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The first asks whether the state should eliminate the register of probate position. The second asks whether the state should hold a convention to alter its constitution.
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It takes about 5,000 poll workers, including about 2,500 locally elected officials, to run all of New Hampshire's polling sites, according to the Secretary of State’s Office.
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"It really stresses the system when you have poll workers who have been at it for 12 to 16 hours now having to count all these ballots at the end of the night," Secretary of State Dave Scanlan said.
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Some towns are more aggressive in cleaning up the lists. In Hollis, a recent purge left at least one resident seeking an explanation.
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The committee is tasked with finding ways to boost voter confidence in New Hampshire elections.
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Information on voter registration, what type of identification to bring to the polls and how to fill out a ballot can now also be found in Spanish, French and Mandarin on the Secretary of State's website.