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"Insights from New Hampshire's Top Elections Official on the Aftermath"
politics2 years ago

"Insights from New Hampshire's Top Elections Official on the Aftermath"

New Hampshire Secretary of State David Scanlan, a Republican, faces unique challenges in the 2024 election, including deciding on former President Trump's ballot eligibility and defying the Democratic National Committee's decision to hold the first primary in South Carolina. With a focus on the state's unaffiliated voters and the potential for challenges to primary results, Scanlan emphasizes the importance of New Hampshire's role in the presidential nomination process and the need for due process in candidate eligibility decisions.

"Insights into New Hampshire's Unusual Primary Ballot Situation"
politics2 years ago

"Insights into New Hampshire's Unusual Primary Ballot Situation"

New Hampshire's first-in-the-nation primary is underway with polls open until 7 p.m., but hours vary across the state. Secretary of State David Scanlan predicts a record turnout, expecting 322,000 voters in the Republican primary and 88,000 in the Democratic primary. Unregistered voters can register at the polls, but long lines are expected, and they need to bring proof of identity, age, and domicile. As of Friday, 26,162 people had requested absentee ballots, with 65% for Republican ballots. Voters are encouraged to check polling hours and find more information in the New Hampshire primary guide.

Trump's Eligibility on NH Primary Ballot Sparks Chaos and Confusion
politics3 years ago

Trump's Eligibility on NH Primary Ballot Sparks Chaos and Confusion

New Hampshire Secretary of State David Scanlan expressed concerns about potential chaos and confusion if former President Donald Trump is struck from some state ballots and not others. Opponents of Trump are considering using Section 3 of the 14th Amendment to block him from appearing on the 2024 ballot due to his alleged involvement in the insurrection. Scanlan emphasized that if a candidate properly submits their paperwork and pays the required fee, their name will appear on the ballot in New Hampshire. Lawsuits have already been filed on this issue in New Hampshire and other states, and Scanlan believes the United States Supreme Court should make a determination that applies to all states.