Election Machine Errors Found in New Hampshire Legislative Election
What happened when Democrat candidate Kristi St. Laurent, of New Hampshire, lost in the legislative election on November 3 by 24 votes? Well, she requested a recount and was granted one. However, the recount revealed that she actually lost by even more votes. In fact, her opponent actually gained an additional 300 votes while Laurent lost 99 votes. Auditors determined that this discrepancy of the results appears to have been caused by machines which inaccurately interpreted votes.
Although all four seats in Windham, New Hampshire were won by Republicans, Windham Auditors discovered the problem occurred with the AccuVote machines, which are listed as intellectual property owned by Dominion Voting Systems. Windham NH Auditors posted an explanation on their Twitter account explaining the problem with AccuVote’s machine, yet representatives for AccuVote have avoided all requests to explain what happened.
It should be noted that Kristi Laurent’s plea for a recount is yet another alarming example of Democrat hypocrisy. Her plea just turned out to reveal that the machines just didn’t cheat enough for her to win!
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