Posted on 09/11/2017 8:26:43 PM PDT by bryan999
I understand that. But students won’t do that, not if they’re getting in-state rates at an NH achool. FWIW, I doubt these were NH in-state students. But I am wondering about new students, students from surrounding states, or people bused in. Like I said, if the PTB are so inclined, it should be easy enough to determine whether or not these suspect voters are legit.
Political Axiom: Dead people can’t serve
For sure out of state students and even folks from Maine, Vermont and Assachusetts voted.... all legally. Just claim domicile rights, all good here is your ballot. Organizing for America in 2008, 2010 and 2012 had buses running in Durham at UNH with all the necessary paper work filled out so no one would get in trouble.. all legal
The key is claiming Domicile rights, John Kerry’s daughter and 8 others working on the DNC get out the vote efforts all used Martha Fuller-Clark’s Portsmouth Address.. legally.
The point is... all of them are legit per NH Law!!! That is the rub and the NH Republicant Party fully endorses it!!!
The Law at the time allowed for being “domiciled”.. no laws broken
The DL requirement is only if you want to be a NH Resident, the domiciled option does not require that... no laws broken
The same with the Attorney General.
The fraudulent votes mirrored each other in the several large counties that tipped the difference while the other Dems on the ticket remained within the average variation in the same counties. It was obvious election fraud for those two offices (the most important). If the variations for Governor and AG remained with that of the other Democrats, both would have easily lost.
Naturally, the "winning" counties were the most Liberal counties, had the largest Democrat machines, and included last minute delayed poll closings.
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