The New Hampshire League of Women Voters, and the state’s Democratic Party, have sued to block a new voter registration restriction passed earlier this year. The case was originally filed in state court, but on August 31 was dismissed and re-filed in U.S. District Court. League of Women Voters of NH v Secretary of State, 1:17cv-395.
New Hampshire has had election-day registration for some years. The new law, SB 3, requires individuals who register within 30 days of an election to sign a statement saying they must furnish documents proving their intent to permanently reside in New Hampshire within the next few weeks, and that if they don’t, they will be guilty of election fraud. The lawsuit argues the list of documents is too complicated, and will intimidate individuals from registering to vote during the last 30 days before an election.
ANNOUNCING
http://international-parliament.org/eballot-53.html
Peace and Progress Ministry Director Election
Eballot #53 – Simultaneously Elects Up to Fifty Directors to Peace and Progress Ministry
9/3/2017 to 9/9/2017
Directions
Please copy the eballot below, paste the eballot on an email message addressed to unitedcoalition at international-parliament org, mark your choices in blank “___” space, and send the email to unitedcoalition at international-parliament dot org.
Do not use X marks. Mark your choice(s) with numbers only. Put the figure 1 beside your first choice, the figure 2 beside your second choice, the figure 3 beside your third choice, and so on. Consecutive numbers beginning with the #1 only. You may rank as many choices as you please.
Do not put the same figure beside more than one choice/name.
Please complete all requests (*=required fields):
*Your Name ______________________________ (write in)
Political Party ______________________________ (write in)
Your country ______________________________ (write in)
*Contact Method ______________________________ (write in)
*Contact Method ______________________________ (write in)
*Ministry to Which Your Vote Applies ______________________________ (write in)
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Eballot #53 – Simultaneously Elects Up to Fifty Directors to Peace and Progress Ministry
___ _________________________________________ (write in new name)
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___ Shahid Sheikh [Earth]
___ M. Javed Akhtar [Peace]
___ Foxmonstries [Foxmonstries]
___ Francis Okyere [NIL]
___ Ghadeer Ali Abdullah Hamood [Republican]
___ Leaf Mapother (Yaprak Agaoglu) [Info. Not Avail.]
___ AshlieTer [AshlieTer]
___ JohnnyReurf [JohnnyReurf]
___ WalterCat [WalterCat]
___ Barume Bisimwa Ziba [BARUME BISIMWA Ziba]
___ Terry Earthwind Nichols [Info. Not Avail.]
___ Roxor [Roxei]
___ RichardDuela [RichardDuela]
___ Cedricderty [Cedricderty]
___ Lyadmivamox [Lyadmivamox]
___ S.kidirov1987 [Info. Not Avail.]
___ Danish Rafique [Pakistan]
___ Kraasivabuh [Kraasivabuh]
___ WarrenDak [WarrenDak]
___ Joe Vizer [Info. Not Avail.]
___ Nathan Lawlor [One Global Nation of All Familes of Earth]
___ Dresdthece [Dresdthece]
___ David Alonso Guiu [Global Peace]
___ Michael L. Winters [PACT PROJECT – Chief Advocate]
___ HectorPlomb [HectorPlomb]
___ TatyaanaCem [TatyaanaCem]
___ RozaliaCem [RozaliaCem]
___ Muhammad Arqam Khan [Barakzai]
___ Diwash Lama [Info. Not Avail.]
___ Rachid Karaahmed [Info. Not Avail.]
___ EcranFilms [EcranFilms]
___ N’Guessan Amoin Melanie [World]
___ Nichan Dmrjian [Info. Not Avail.]
___ Zamble Tra Arsene [World]
___ Lloyd David Lieberman [No Dogma]
___ Viskonts Federiks [Info. Not Avail.]
___ Vinod Magnani [Republican]
___ Muz_DJ [Muz_DJ]
___ Uwakwe Ikechi [Info. Not Avail.]
___ Mokwenye Henry Chike [Info. Not Avail.]
___ Theadly [Info. Not Avail.]
___ SwimmereluMn [SwimmereluMn]
___ Zahid Shafiq [independent]
___ Waqas Zaheer [Peace]
___ Mehboob Ahamd [independent]
___ Muhammad Asjad [Peace]
___ Asif Mehmood [Progress]
___ Ihsan UL Haq [Social worker]
___ M.Ahmad [Educationist]
___ Danish Ali [Info. Not Avail.]
___ Asim Mehmood [Social Worker]
___ Salahuddin Nasir [Independent]
___ Zohaib HASSAN [Independent]
___ Waqas Khadim [Businessman]
___ Kamran Hashmi [Accountanat]
___ Bilal Sajid [independent]
___ Ashiq Hussain [Peace]
___ Abdul Rauf Khan [Sports man]
___ Nasir Mehmood [Teacher]
___ Hassan Taimoor [Independent]
___ Farukh Ali [Progress]
___ Mansoor Khan [Independent]
___ Majid Ali [Independent]
___ Sohail Qamar [Peace]
___ Naeem Ahmad [Prosperity]
___ Aftab Ahmad [Educaionist]
___ Faisal Aziz [Humanity ]
___ Zubair Mandi [Independent]
___ Qaisar Mehmood [Independent]
___ Rana Ibrar [Journalist]
___ Ali Shahzad [Busnissman]
___ Tanveer Khan [Social Worker]
___ Akmal Jaffary [Independent]
___ Farman Ali [Independent]
___ Tariq Aziz [Independent]
___ Sohail Butt [Peace]
___ Azam Ali [Businessman]
___ Waqar Ahmad [Social]
___ Fisal Mehmood [Peace]
___ Shakeel Ahmad [Independent]
___ Rana Tariq [Independent]
___ Tahir Siddique [Independent]
___ M. Naeem Ch [Journalist]
___ Ahamd Farman [Social worker]
___ Faqeer Muhammad [Businessman]
___ M.Imran [Independent]
___ Mohsian Ali [Independent]
___ Adeel Ahamd [Engineer]
___ Asif Iqbal [Independent]
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1. How many hours to type the above (and check name spellings) ??? YIKES.
2. Exactly what is acceptable ID for the usual suspect leftwing gangsters ???
— “I think I am a qualified Elector-Voter.” — orally or even in writing
— or even a third person saying/writing — I think he/she is a qualified Elector-Voter ???
3. How many seconds until Civil WAR II (long time in coming) starts — between the lawful and the lawless ???
“How many seconds until Civil WAR II (long time in coming) starts — between the lawful and the lawless ???” – Demo Rep
I give up. How many?
Perhaps CW2 started with the filing of the NH case by the usual suspects ???
I just pulled up the docket for this case, and the case has been remanded Hillsborough County Superior Court.
@Darryl Perry,
This is strange. The plaintiffs added some federal claims and refiled in federal court. They then removed the federal claims, and made a motion to remand to state court. The State defendants opposed the remand, but it was granted anyway.
The plaintiffs might not have liked their federal district judge; or maybe thought they might have better luck getting a state injunction for the September 12 special election. Or maybe the federal judge was going to be conservative in his interpretation of state statutes and constitution; where a state judge might try a novel interpretation.