Published 2 years ago

Intimidation at the polls and what it means for elections in the future

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Election workers are tasked with running elections that are free and fair. But as mistrust in those elections has risen, voters have turned to threats, intimidation, and harassment. In New Hampshire, that's raised concerns about recruiting the next generation of poll workers. The Legislature passed a bill this session that would make coercion a class B felony.

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N.H. pollworkers reflect on rising intimidation: 'Why would we want to do anything to have a phony election?'

lection workers say the shift after the 2020 election – and the false narrative that the election was rigged – was palpable.

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The Keene Sentinel

Intimidation at the polls and what it means for elections in the future

When Zib Corell decided to run for supervisor of the checklist in Concord, it wasn’t a hard decision. She had seen her mom work the polls as a child, and she was eager to fulfill her civic duty in turn.…

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