Tag Archives: SoS

Van Ostern Has Plans

Posted on March 14, 2018 by Steve Mac Donald

I’m just going to leave this here. From John DiStaso, WMUR: “For the first time in several decades, New Hampshire Secretary of State William Gardner later this year could face a serious challenger for a likely bid for his 22nd … Continue reading →

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State Says ‘Miscommunication’ to Blame for Notice Telling Towns to Remove Voters from Checklists

Posted on September 28, 2017 by Steve Mac Donald

The Secretary of State’s office says “miscommunication” is to blame for a message that appeared to direct local officials to strike the names of some voters from checklists without notifying them first. “It was miscommunication, pure and simple,” Deputy Secretary of State … Continue reading →

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Oversight Agency Faults How N.H. Accounts for Federal Election Money

Posted on September 2, 2017 by Steve Mac Donald

A federal oversight agency’s review of how New Hampshire is spending $18 million in federal election money finds that the state, for the most part, follows the rules. But the back-and-forth within the audit illuminates a larger and long-running tension between the … Continue reading →

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