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a new hampshire driver's license. these are people who live in the state of new hampshire, they're domiciled in new hampshire, they probably don't even have a car. >> right, wait, stipulated. i think that's fairly clear. my question is the role that the secretary of state of your state is playing in lending credibility and capital to a commission that appears to be engaged in, frankly, hack work. >> absolutely. it's a fraud. >> so why is he still -- should he resign? >> well, the entire delegation, all members of the new hampshire federal delegation, have called on him to resign. democrats in the statehouse have called on him to resign. frankly, i'm a little bit suspicious of the republicans that think he's doing a great job. and i think they have made repeated efforts in our statehouse to change the law. but this is a constitutional right in new hampshire. so my own feeling is that bill gardner is running the risk of
bill gardner to resign from serving on that same voting fraud commission. a white house commission, the vice chair of that commission basically said your election in new hampshire was illegitimate. what is your response to that? >> this is totally outrageous, chris. it goes to the heart of our democracy. and i can do it in way fewer than 800 words. the new hampshire constitution gives anyone domiciled in new hampshire the right to vote. and the new hampshire supreme court upheld that. 2015. this is a new case. and this is well-settled law in new hampshire. so mr. kobach's claim is blatantly false, and frankly, think he's chairing a voter-suppression commission. he has no intention of upholding our democracy. and it's an affront to every citizen of the state of new hampshire. we're very proud of our orole i
misrepresented the facts. yet his voter fraud commission rolls on. today held a hearing in new hampshire where kobach did not exactly apologize. >> i said it appears that nonresidents may have tipped the results. i'm still wondering if that was the right word. i am also wondering if it's even possible to condense what is really a complex legal issue into an 800-word column. >> kobach was greeted by protesters who lambasted the commission at a thinly veiled effort at voter suppress. in washington they said it should be disbanded. they are so eeg toe prove their point about voter fraud, which is demonstrably false, they're resorting to these crazy claims, discrediting their commission, and discrediting them. >> democratic representative annie does administer of new hampshire, who is calling on long-time new hampshire secretary of state bill gardner to resign from serving on that same voting fraud commission.ham
democracy with the first in the nation presidential primary and we uphold the right to vote by people who are qualified domiciled in the state of new hampshire. >> you've got a secretary of state who's a legend in new hampshire, mr. gardner. >> yes. >> he as democrat, he is one of the few democrats serving on this commission. he's on this commission against a lot of criticism with this individual, chris kobach, coming into his state and telling him he oversaw a fundamentally fraudulent election. what do you think of that? >> i will say both bill gardner, the secretary of state from new hampshire, and the secretary of state from maine, matt dunlap, tried to clarify and correct mr. kobach today on the record at the commission hearing. they told him he was using the words interchangeably, they're not the same. the legal definition is different for domicile and for residency. there is no requirement to have
we're very proud of role in the democracy with the first in the nation presidential primary and we uphold the right to vote by people who are qualified domiciled in the state of new hampshire. >> you've got a secretary of state who's a legend in new hampshire, mr. gardner. >> yes. >> he as democrat, he is one of the few democrats serving on this commission. he's on this commission against a lot of criticism with this individual, chris kobach, coming into his state and telling him he oversaw a fundamentally fraudulent election. what do you think of that? >> i will say both bill gardner, the secretary of state from new hampshire, and the secretary of state from maine, matt dunlap, tried to clarify and correct mr. kobach today on the record at the commission hearing. they told him he was using the words interchangeably, they're not the same. the legal definition is different for domicile and for residency. there is no requirement to have a new hampshire driver's license.
misrepresented the facts. yet his voter fraud commission rolls on. today held a hearing in new hampshire where kobach did not exactly apologize. >> i said it appears that nonresidents may have tipped the results. i'm still wondering if that was the right word. i am also wondering if it's even possible to condense what is really a complex legal issue into an 800-word column. >> kobach was greeted by protesters who lambasted the commission at a thinly veiled effort at voter suppress. in washington they said it should be disbanded. they are so eeg toe prove their point about voter fraud, which is demonstrably false, they're resorting to these crazy claims, discrediting their commission, and discrediting them. >> democratic representative annie does administer of new hampshire, who is calling on long-time new hampshire secretary of state bill gardner to resign from serving on that same voting fraud commission.ha
these are people who live in the state of new hampshire, they're domiciled in new hampshire, they probably don't even have a car. >> right, wait, stipulated. i think that's fairly clear. my question is the role that the secretary of state of your state is playing in lending credibility and capital to a commission that appears to be engaged in, frankly, hack work. >> absolutely. it's a fraud. >> so why is he still -- should he resign? >> well, the entire delegation, all members of the new hampshire federal delegation, have called on him to resign. democrats in the statehouse have called on him to resign. frankly, i'm a little bit suspicious of the republicans that think he's doing a great job. and i think they have made repeated efforts in our statehouse to change the law. but this is a constitutional right in new hampshire. so my own feeling is that bill gardner is running the risk of being -- it's a sham.
a white house commission, the vice chair of that commission basically said your election in new hampshire was illegitimate. what is your response to that? >> this is totally outrageous, chris. it goes to the heart of our democracy. and i can do it in way fewer than 800 words. the new hampshire constitution gives anyone domiciled in new hampshire the right to vote. and the new hampshire supreme court upheld that. 2015. this is a new case. and this is well-settled law in new hampshire. so mr. kobach's claim is blatantly false, and frankly, think he's chairing a voter-suppression commission. he has no intention of upholding our democracy. and it's an affront to every citizen of the state of new hampshire.
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