Ask the Secretary of State to Share the Voter Education Plan Outline

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Dear [Your Elected Official],

Dear Secretary Scanlan,
I’m writing to respectfully request that your office publicly share an outline of New Hampshire’s current voter education plan.
During the April 14 executive session on HB 1601, committee members noted they are awaiting additional information about the scope of the state’s existing voter education efforts. Given the pace of recent changes to New Hampshire’s voting laws, clear and accessible voter education is more important than ever.
If the current plan is sufficiently comprehensive that additional HAVA funding is not needed to expand these efforts, making the plan available to the public would help build understanding and confidence in the work already being done. It would also allow voters, advocates, and community partners to better identify opportunities to support and strengthen outreach.
A transparent and accessible voter education strategy benefits all Granite Staters.
Thank you for your time and for your continued work to support New Hampshire voters.

Sincerely,

[Your Name]

[Your City & State]

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Summary

Senate Election Law committee members said they are waiting to review an outline of the Secretary of State’s current voter education plan before deciding on HB 1601. If the plan is comprehensive enough that the Secretary of State would decline $50,000 in HAVA funds to expand and strengthen voter education, Granite Staters deserve to see it. We appreciate the work the Secretary of State’s office is doing. Sharing the plan publicly allows voters, advocates, and community partners to better understand what’s already in place—and identify any remaining gaps or opportunities to strengthen outreach. A clear, accessible voter education strategy benefits everyone.

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David Scanlan Secretary of State