Breaking news. Sununu and Formella have made a very big mistake. See Tom Murray post: https://x.com/TomMurrayJr1/status/1943114381312618621
I Have responded to news with the following motion with the NH Supreme Court case # 2025-0297 to disqualify AG Formella.
Daniel Richard
See below for a copy of Daniel’s case…
Join us for Daniel’s next meeting on July 27th from 1-3pm. Details below…
Additional information on this subject from Debbie Sumner who has been involved in election integrity for many years…
Thanks to Dan and Tom for this attempt to make our AG accountable.
As some of you know, my concerns about our AG’s role (protect the state and state actors, not the public) began in 2010 with Michael Delaney and has continued through today.
The link below shows how one complaint was ignored by the DOJ (along with House and Senate Election Law Committees, the media and my Jaffrey representatives and senator).
https://groups.google.com/g/jaffreyvoices/c/sJ_mSXYNDcQ
The alleged violation of federal HAVA law since Jan. 2006 has disenfranchised an unknowable number of NH voters and allowed at least four known possibilities of undetectable election fraud with over voted ballots.
This was previously reported to (and ignored) by the FBI and USDOJ under both Trump and Biden.
My theory: Bill Gardner told me in 2021 that then Sen. Judd Gregg helped NH get at least two exemptions from HAVA requirements, approved by the Election Assistance Commission. However, there is nothing in writing about an exemption or waiver regarding the overvote notification requirement for optical scan computers. Scanlan claimed to one House ELC in 2018 that NH was in compliance with the requirement, the 2021 committee that NH received an exemption, and to the 2022 committee that NH had received a waiver.
The other Senator during that time was Sen. John S. Sununu. I believe that there was a wink/nod okay from some federal agency between 2003 and 2006 for NH to skip this requirement for some unknown reason. I know of NO OTHER state that hasn’t been complying since Jan. 1, 2006. David Scanlan didn’t respond to my question of whether he knew of any other state not in compliance.
As Dan has pointed out, there was no formal complaint v. Hantz Marconi. There was a formal complaint to the USDOJ’s Public Integrity Unit about individuals in the SoS and AG’s offices.
You can skip the first section, communication with Jaffrey reps, under the link above and begin with the response from Dan Jiminez of Sept. 19, 2023: “The Public Integrity Unit of the New Hampshire Department of Justice investigates and prosecutes state crimes against state officials and law enforcement officers. Based on what you have provided in your emails, there (sic) insufficient evidence, under a reasonable suspicion standard, that there is a prosecutable state crime by a state official. Insofar as you allege a violation of federal law, you may contact the federal authorities at the FBI or the United States Attorney’s Office-New Hampshire District.”
Please feel free to ask questions and share with others. I believe we need an independent AG in NH whose main job is to protect the public’s interest. The conflict is in current law which makes him/her the protector of state actors who may not be serving the public’s interest.
Debbie Sumner
Jaffrey, NH
