NH works to get accessible voting machines
At his town election this month, Andrew Harmon faced a realization: He knew someone on the ballot. In fact, he’d gone to high school with him.
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At his town election this month, Andrew Harmon faced a realization: He knew someone on the ballot. In fact, he’d gone to high school with him.
At his town election this month, Andrew Harmon faced a realization: He knew someone on the ballot. In fact, he’d gone to high school with him.
In NH only Concord and Exeter have accessible voting machines of their own. Both acquired them only after facing legal challenges.
“It’s a huge honor to serve my town,” Molly Cowan said. “I think local elections and local services are some of the most important work you can do."
Lawmakers are set to tackle more than 70 bills focused on elections or voting.