Recently, The New York Times published an article headed, “The Times Called Officials in Every State: No Evidence of Voter Fraud.” Oh, but there was! Little did the Times know, New Hampshire has had an allegation of voter fraud. Said fraud was allegedly perpetrated by me.

I received a call from Concord that I ignored, as these are generally robocalls pertaining to extending my auto warranty or consolidating my credit card debt. I didn’t give it a second thought but later I noticed I had a voicemail. (It’s so irritating when that automated voice leaves a message!)

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