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Community Conversations event addresses voter confidence in New Hampshire elections
At the Community Conversations event, community members discussed voter confidence in New Hampshire elections, with former congressmen Charles Bass and Peterborough town moderator Phil Runyon affirming the trustworthiness of the state's elections and the importance of voter participation.
“You say something enough times, you make enough allegations, people start to believe it, and then they assume that there is rampant corruption,” Phil Runyon, the Peterborough town moderator, said, referring to voter confidence in elections at a Community Conversation event Thursday.
As distrust of elections roils national politics, Runyon and former Republican congressman Charlie Bass, now co-chair of the New Hampshire chapter of the Democracy Defense Project, delivered a blunt reassurance: New Hampshire’s elections are honest, and the proof is there for anyone who wants to look.
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