Windham NH Election Audit Team Submits Report To Officials

A highly anticipated Report about an Audit of the 2020 Election, in Windham, New Hampshire, has been Submitted to Officials in the State.

The Portion of the Audit which included the Handling of Ballots concluded on May 27th, however the Audit Team's Work did Not stop there.

"Now, we have captured the data," Auditor, Harri Hursti, said. "Now, we have to go back to do the analysis, and there might be something in the data, which we now have, which we haven't yet understood."

The Three-Person Audit Team, made up of Hursti, Mark Lindeman, and Philip Stark, initially found that as many as 60% of Ballots with Machine-made or Hand-made Folds were Improperly Counted by Scanning Machines, rendered by the town of Windham. The Ballot Papers were made correctly, so the Problem was due to the Machines "forcefully" Folding the Paper in the Wrong position.

The Results of the Audit Cannot Alter the Official Results of the Rockingham County District 7 House of Representatives race, according to SB 43, and must Uphold the Recount. The Hand Tally of Ballots also looked at the Contests for Governor and U.S. Senator.

After the Results of the 2020 State House Race for the town were particularly Close, the Hand Recount was Requested.

That Resulted in Four Winning Republican Candidates, in Rockingham District 7, gaining around 300 Votes and the Top-finishing Democratic Candidate Losing around 100 Votes, but didn't Change the Outcome.

On April 12th, Gov. Chris Sununu (R) signed SB 43 ordering the Audit.

In May, Auditors emphasized that their Initial Findings did Not point to Widespread Fraud and won't Change the Winners or Losers of the Races.

"The original count, the recount, nothing has ever been changing who gets elected," Hursti said. "This is an exercise of finding what caused the error, but the four winners have all, from day one, remained to be the same four winners. This has never threatened that. And, again, if there would have been a widespread fraud, which would have been uncovered [in] this, it would have come out. There was none."

The New Hampshire Secretary of State, Attorney General, and the Ballot Law Commission, are expected to issue additional Reports within 45 days of receiving the Audit Team's findings.










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