Trump-championed Windham 2020 election audit begins in New Hampshire
Kaelan Deese
Another 2020 election audit is underway, this time in Windham, New Hampshire.
Activities on Tuesday included the arrival of ballot tabulating devices from Windham Town Offices, the delivery of election ballots, and the organization of equipment and materials, according to a readout from the state attorney general.
The audit is taking place at Edward Cross Training Center. Space is limited inside the facility, but the state's Department of Justice is offering members of the public a virtual viewing portal for the procedure.
Republican Gov. Chris Sununu signed legislation on April 12 directing an audit of the ballot-counting machines and memory cards used during the 2020 general election in Windham, as well as a hand tabulation of ballots for a state representative, governor, and U.S. senator races after a recount established discrepancies between vote totals. The law does not direct auditors to look at votes for president.