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Chichester supervisors approve registrations and remove 135 names after annual verification
Summary
At a June 2, 2026 meeting, Chichester's Supervisors of the Checklist approved several voter registrations and removals and completed the annual verification, which resulted in 135 names being removed from the town's voter checklist.
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The Supervisors of the Checklist in Chichester, New Hampshire, approved multiple voter registration changes and completed the town's annual verification at a meeting on June 2, 2026, at 54 Main St.
Supervisor Mary Dobson moved to approve listed new registrations and updates; the motions recorded in the minutes show Lori Jewett and Densie Call seconding various approvals. Among actions recorded, the supervisors approved the registration of Ann Cameron (Voter ID 300041590) and a name/address/party change for Zachary Forehand (Voter ID 300544784).
The supervisors reviewed voters who had registered in other New Hampshire municipalities and approved their removal from Chichester's active checklist. The minutes list examples including Deborah Hanson (registered in Barrington on April 28, 2026), Korey Huot (Pittsfield, May 28, 2026), Abigail Morin (Pittsfield, May 28, 2026) and Bruce Ordway (Stewartstown, May 12, 2026). The board also approved pending removals for voters listed as moved or deceased, including Abigail Adams (moved to Hawaii) and A. Alan Clark, David Hartley and Gail Towle (recorded as deceased).
The meeting record notes that the Supervisors completed the town's Annual Verification Procedure, which resulted in the removal of 135 names from the checklist. The minutes reference retention law RSA 33-A:3-a and direct that removal forms be retained for seven years from the date of removal in accordance with state requirements.
No contested hearings or recusals are recorded in the minutes. The document closes with a certification that the minutes are true and accurate and notes the meeting ended at 8:30 p.m.
The minutes do not report formal roll-call vote tallies; motions are recorded as approved with the mover and seconder named where shown.
