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NEW HAMPSHIRE RIGGED PRIMARIES AND PROPERTY TAXES
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NH Primaries, Property Taxes & Accountability
Two issues deserve serious public scrutiny in New Hampshire: how our elections are conducted and how property taxes are imposed.
An email has been sent to NH Public Radio regarding the judicial avoidance of the underlying property-tax authority question in the Hampton case. This is not simply a dispute over whether someone's property is worth more or less. The issue is whether the taxing authority complied with the statutes and legal requirements governing assessment and taxation.
And on the election side, NH MAGA’s September primary participation deserves examination.
The New Hampshire Secretary of State reports the official September 8, 2026 primary results and provides the ballot-cast data.
The numbers are the numbers. Look at the Secretary of State's ballot figures and draw your own conclusions about turnout and participation.
One final note: a commenter from Windham appears to be misunderstanding the property-tax issue. Specifically, the assessment effect.
Remember, the case is about examining the law, authority, statutory requirements, and the government's own records.
Don't take anyone's word for it. Follow the documents. Follow the statutes. Follow the numbers.
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