DoJ refuses to investigate largest voting machine counting error in state history!

WINDHAM, New Hampshire (PNN) - February 14, 2021 - A recent hand recount in the Rockingham District 7 New Hampshire House Race found that the Dominion-owned voting machines shorted every Republican by roughly 300 votes.

The Dominion-owned machines counted results were wrong for all 4 Republicans in Windham by almost exactly 300 votes.

You would think this would have been solved by the Dominion machine company, the Secretary of State, the Elections Unit of the AG’s Office, or the laughable Ballot Law Commission.

Just like every other state that used machines that alter ballot counts in favor of one political Party over another - here we are.

Dominion Voting Systems owns the intellectual property of the AccuVote machines used in New Hampshire.

Dr. David Strang M.D., the Belknap County Republican Committee State Committee Member and New Hampshire GOP, said that the Republican candidates in Windham had 6% of their total votes removed by the Dominion-owned voting machines.

According to Dr. Strang, these same Dominion-owned machines are used in 85% of the towns in New Hampshire.

What makes the New Hampshire results even more suspect:

* Republicans flipped the New Hampshire Senate from 14-10, Democrat, to 14-10 Republican in 2020.

** Republicans flipped the New Hampshire House from 230-156 majority Democrat to 213-187 Republican majority in 2020.

** Yet Joe Biden, who was 4th in Democrat primary, and Kamala Harris, who did not make it to the Democrat primary, won the state 52.7 to 45.4 to Trump.

These results are impossible.

Now state Senator Bob Giuda is calling out state officials for their dereliction of duty.

Senator Giuda accused the New Hampshire Department of InJustice of refusing to investigate the largest voting machine counting error in state history.

During the most recent conference call on February 5, associate AG Ann Edwards and Election Law chief Nicholas Chong Yen reiterated the department’s refusal to test the voting machines or count the ballots. They also refused to consider obtaining a court order to alleviate their concerns about statutory authority under RSA 7:6(c).

This isn’t a partisan issue; it’s a matter of election integrity. The town, the Secretary of State, the Democrat candidate, the Ballot Law Commission, a concerned citizen, and a Republican State Senator asked the N.H. Department of InJustice to investigate the largest machine count error in N.H. history. The department refused.

This refusal by those charged with ensuring the integrity of our elections is inexcusable. Absent legal action - which would probably wind up in a Supreme Court led by Chief Justice MacDonald - we will never know what happened in Windham, or if any machine count errors occurred in the nearly 200 other towns that use those machines today.

In choosing not to investigate the Windham incident, the Department of InJustice failed our state and her citizens, both of whom have every right to expect a prompt, thorough investigation into the still-unexplained largest recount error in state history.