It is totally maddening the way that some rules get created. They never happen to come to be unless someone else ends up getting screwed over to the point where people can say that it never happens again.
This happens in sports all of the time. You see someone get their leg broken on a tackle that is obviously too low and what happens the next season, no tackles below the knees.
So, it makes sense that there would be people wanting to make sure that even it is now months after the election would want to make sure the voting machines are working right so that we know that nothing like this can ever happen again.
The New Hampshire AG’s office wants custody of the voting machines from Windham so they can be audited carefully. The machines stole 6% of the votes cast by Republicans or about 300 votes each.
The same machines are used for a large portion of the state and if these machines have been tampered with, the other machines should be tested as well. That could open a whole can of worms in the state and could lead to more testing in more states.
The Dominion Voting owned machines shorted all four Republican candidates by almost exactly 300 votes each. Dominion owns the intellectual property formerly belonging to Accu-Vote.
Dr. David Strang M.D., the Belknap County Republican Committee State Committee Member, for the New Hampshire GOP told The Gateway Pundit that the Republican candidates in Windham had about 300 votes stolen from their total.
According to Dr. Strang, these same Dominion-owned machines are used in 85% of the towns in New Hampshire.
What makes the New Hampshire 2020 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 Dem primary and Kamala Harris, who did not make it to the Dem primary, won the state 52.7 to 45.4 to Trump.
Then last week the New Hampshire Senate voted 24-0 to force the state to examine and audit the machines in Windham.
But on Wednesday morning Granite Grok reported that state officials want to confiscate the machines. The Attorney General’s office wants to take custody of Windham’s four Diebold AccuVote machines and all of the peripheral equipment, the original chain of custody logs, memory cards, and access keys for all four machines.
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