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Is Internet Voting Trustworthy? The Science And The Policy Battles

The University of New Hampshire Law Review

According to clear scientific consensus, no known technology can make internet voting secure. In some applications—such as e-pollbooks (voter sign-in), voter registration, and absentee ballot request—it is appropriate to use the internet, as the inherent insecurity can be mitigated by other means. But the insecurity of paperless transmission of a voted ballot through the internet cannot be mitigated.

The law recognizes this in several ways. Courts have enjoined the use of certain paperless or internet-connected voting systems. Federal law requires states to allow voters to use the internet to request absentee ballots but carefully stops short of internet ballot return …

Unh Researchers Help Discover 1894 Shipwreck In Lake Huron, Ro Ray

UNH Today Archive

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Signature New Hampshire Winters Are Vulnerable In Changing Climate, Julie Bobyock

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Refining Statutory Construction: Contextualism & Deference

The University of New Hampshire Law Review

This Article urges a novel structure for marrying statutory construction and Chevron deference into a paradigm best described as contextualism. All too often jurists and scholars describe modern statutory construction as dominated by textualism. Textualism is too simplistic and obscures how invariably courts employ a contextualist analysis when construing language. Contextualism, not textualism, is—and always has been—the paradigm for statutory construction. Focusing on contextualism in lieu of textualism promotes an acute focus on what aids in construction a court is willing to entertain, and the Article illustrates that liberal and conservative judges alike employ a contextual analysis while they may …

Total Vote Runoff: A Majority-Maximizing Form Of Rank Choice Voting

The University of New Hampshire Law Review

Total Vote Runoff (TVR) is an electoral system designed to be identical to Instant Runoff Voting (IRV), which is the most commonly understood and implemented form of Ranked Choice Voting (RCV) in the United States, except for one key detail. Like IRV, TVR sequentially eliminates the weakest candidate on the ranked-choice ballot when no candidate is ranked first on a majority of ballots. Unlike IRV, however, TVR identifies the weakest candidate to be eliminated based on the total votes each candidate receives on all the ballots, rather than just the number of first-place votes (as IRV does). A candidate’s total …

Green Grass, Clear Water For Professional Landscapers, Julia Peterson

UNH Cooperative Extension

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Ecosystem Functions And Services, Julia Peterson

UNH Cooperative Extension

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Assessing And Understanding Soil Characteristics, Stephanie Sosinski

UNH Cooperative Extension

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Marketing Water Quality Friendly Services, Julia Peterson

UNH Cooperative Extension

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Water Resource Protection Principles And Strategies, Julia Peterson

UNH Cooperative Extension

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Nh State Shoreland Water Quality Protection Act, Jay Aube, Julia Peterson

UNH Cooperative Extension

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Site Awareness Exercises At Richardson Park, Lisa Loosigian, Julia Peterson

UNH Cooperative Extension

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Selecting Plants For Stormwater Installations, Sean O'Brien

UNH Cooperative Extension

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Water Quality Considerations In Landscaping, Thomas Swenson, Julia Peterson

UNH Cooperative Extension

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Rain Garden Sizing, Installation And Maintenance, Lisa Loosigian, Julia Peterson

UNH Cooperative Extension

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Residential-Scale Stormwater Management Practices, Lisa Loosigian, Julia Peterson

UNH Cooperative Extension

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Entering Animals In 4-H Online, Extension

UNH Cooperative Extension

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Engaging Communities With Story Maps, Extension Community & Economic Development

UNH Cooperative Extension

A story map is a web map that combines mapping with text, photos, multimedia and functionality to generate a stand-alone resource. Story maps use geography to communicate ideas, themes, histories, data, events and more in a compelling and powerful way.

Unh Extension Forestry And Wildlife Staff List, Cooperative Extension

UNH Cooperative Extension

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Dean Touts Past, Present, Future In State Of The University Address, Max Scheinblum

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Disposable Dishware Use Spikes At Holloway Commons. Here’S Why:, Caitlin Molloy

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Unh Museum Of Art Exhibition ‘Myths Retold,’ Features Labels Created By Students Of Classical Greek Mythology., Sophia Schlichtmann

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Renewable Energy: The Future For New Hampshire, Sarah Donovan

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Intramural Sports Welcomes Ice Pickleball, Brianna Williams

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Unh Men’S Hockey: Wildcats Grab Four Of Six Points Against Rival Maine Black Bears, Evan Mullings

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Grand Opening: The Tipsy Tabby, Kaylin Moriarty

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Medicaid Transition Small Stakeholder Meeting, Lucy C. Hodder, Deborah Fournier, Molly Umana

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Monitoring Forest Edges—Gateways To Our Woodlands, Nicholas Gosling

UNH Today Archive

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Maine Update: Mills Remains Popular Governor; Majorities Favor Voter Id & Family Leave Bills 2/24/2023, Unh Survey Center

All UNH Survey Center Polls

A majority of Mainers continue to approve of Janet Mills’ performance as Maine's Governor and she remains personally popular in the state. Majorities of Mainers support voter identification and family leave bills, as well as a bill which would allow abortion after 24 weeks if approved by a doctor. Most Mainers consider homelessness to be a serious problem in the state and the cost of living and housing are most often mentioned as the most important problems facing Maine.

Scope Announces Rae Sremmurd, Kenny Mason As Artists For Spring Show, Max Scheinblum

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