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This week, we asked readers: How confident are you that New Hampshire’s election process is fair and secure?
Here’s what they had to say…
“As an election worker, I can attest to NH’s elections being free and fair. It is excruciatingly difficult to hear complaints about fraud in elections in NH. There are so many hoops to jump through, checks and balances, and built-in safeguards that make sure everything is done correctly and without mistakes. There is just no way to fake it! It would be obvious.” — Sharon Reed-Erickson, Rochester
“Worked many years as a ballot clerk, dealt with changes in the laws every year and enjoyed the excitement of seeing neighbors come in to vote. My opinion is NH voting is completely safe. Most people forget that following a vote, all of the new voter same-day registrations are kept separate and tracked to ensure the registrations are legal; if not, adjustments to vote totals are made. These segregated ballots can be identified to a voter if necessary. This conversation of illegal voting is very hard to believe based on the process followed by every city and town. The next time you hear a neighbor talk about fraud, retell this story and ask them how fraud is possible? Finding invalid votes in NH is very rare.” — Dan Roy
“People unfamiliar with NH voting should calm down and observe the process. It works well partly because so many local citizens are willing to volunteer. There’s plenty to do!” — Frances Taylor
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A recent University of New Hampshire Survey Center poll shows the race for governor is close, with Republican Gov. Kelly Ayotte holding a narrow lead over Democratic challenger Cinde Warmington. Among likely New Hampshire voters, 44% said they would vote for Ayotte, while 39% backed Warmington. Another 17% said they were undecided or preferred another candidate.
So this week’s question is:
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How would you grade Gov. Kelly Ayotte’s performance so far?
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Diana’s Baths, Bartlett. (Carter Bilawchuk,Unsplash)
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By USA Today via Reuters Connect
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💦 Lower Falls Albany Granite-rock swimming hole on the Swift River with natural pools, sunbathing rocks, picnic areas, and easy access off the Kancamagus Highway.
💦 Wellington State Park Bristol New Hampshire’s largest state park freshwater beach on Newfound Lake, with swimming, boating, hiking, and family-friendly amenities.
💦 Diana’s Baths North Conway (Bartlett area) A series of cascading waterfalls and shallow pools reached by a short, scenic hike.
💦 Weirs Beach Laconia A sandy freshwater beach on Lake Winnipesaukee with a boardwalk, arcades, restaurants, and mountain views.
💦 Swiftwater Falls Bath A waterfall swimming hole featuring two cascades, a natural waterslide, and a large pool beneath a covered bridge.
💦 Echo Lake Beach Franconia A mountain lake beach in Franconia Notch State Park offering swimming with views of Cannon Mountain and Mt. Lafayette.
💦 Jackson Falls Jackson A family favorite with 175 feet of natural rock slides, pools, and waterfalls perfect for splashing and relaxing.
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Thanks for reading. This newsletter was written by Katy Savage with a story from USA Today via Reuters Connect. It was edited by Crystal Niforos.
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