The New American’s William F. Jasper interviews forensic accountant and auditor Marilyn Todd about the voting irregularities she found in Windham, New Hampshire, where four candidates, all of whom were Republicans, were shorted by about 300 votes each. This discovery led Todd to start a voter integrity group in the Granite State.
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Senior editor William F. Jasper is an author/journalist/commentator/documentary producer with a well-earned reputation as one of America’s top investigative reporters, most renowned for his in-depth, years-long investigation of the Oklahoma City bombing and its aftermath. For more than three decades he served as an accredited correspondent at the United Nations in New York and UN summits around the world.
