‘Still a lot of work to do’ as Windham 2020 election audit concludes

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PEMBROKE, New Hampshire — As volunteers and auditors pack up voting machines and ballot boxes from the Windham 2020 election audit, one auditor says there is “still a lot of work to do.”

The audit, which has gained national attention and praise from former President Donald Trump, inspected whether ballot-counting machines and memory cards used during the 2020 general election in Windham worked properly, as well as confirming the hand tabulation of roughly 10,000 ballots for the state House, governor, and U.S. senator races with the number of ballots cast.

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