Kathryn Ess

Those registering NH voters follow the laws in place. We depend on the Secretary of State’s guidance and training. We have a responsibility to those that elected us to educate and assist citizens to register to vote and exercise that right on Election Day. You either trust people to do their job, or you don’t, and possibly engage in conspiracy and false narratives. Again, Republicans in our state are trying to make it unnecessarily more difficult for people to vote. This bill is also a potential invasion of privacy, as there are confidential information on voter registration forms that are not part of the public’s right to know. I oppose, strongly.