Ask CoC to Pass Senate Version of HB 1062

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Ask CoC to Pass Senate Version of HB 1062

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Dear [Your Elected Official],

I am writing to urge you to pass the Senate version of HB1062, which provides significantly stronger protections for New Hampshire voters.
The Senate version includes several critical safeguards that the original bill lacks:
• Mandatory destruction of personal identification data once a voter's citizenship status is resolved, whether confirmed or not, preventing sensitive information from being retained unnecessarily. • Audits must begin with state databases, strictly limiting the sharing of private data. • Any data sharing with non-state entities requires a binding agreement, ensuring accountability. • Audits must be random, statistically sound, and accompanied by a public report of findings, ensuring transparency and integrity. • A sunset date of July 1, 2029, providing a clear and reasonable timeline, as this work can realistically be completed well before then.
I respectfully ask that you prioritize voter safety, data security, and the stability of our elections by supporting the Senate version of this bill. A firm time limit on this review is essential to providing New Hampshire voters with the confidence and certainty they deserve.

Sincerely,

[Your Name]

[Your City & State]

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Summary

The Senate version of HB1062 is the stronger, safer choice for New Hampshire voters. It mandates the destruction of sensitive personal data once citizenship status is resolved, requires audits to start with state databases, demands binding agreements before any private data sharing, and ensures all audits are random, statistically sound, and publicly reported. It also includes a sunset date of July 1, 2029, a reasonable deadline that protects voters while getting the job done. Please support voter safety, data security, and a clear time limit on this process.

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James Gray Chair

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