New Hampshire’s secretary of state faces the Legislature’s vote on Dec. 2, 2026. The 1960 records law the federal government sued under punishes losing or destroying election records, and GSR found no public record that he has done either.
New Hampshire’s secretary of state faces the Legislature’s vote on Dec. 2, 2026. The 1960 records law the federal government sued under punishes losing or destroying election records, and GSR found no public record that he has done either.
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