After the first recount in the disputed popular United States senate election (in accordance with the fraudulent 17th amendment) between Republican (fascist/socialist) de facto CONgressman Louis C. Wyman, Esq., of new hamphire, and Democratic (socialist/fascist) John A. Durkin, Esq., former state Insurance Commissioner that Wyman previously won by 355 votes, sees declaration of a different winner:

• Durkin—110,924;
• Wyman—110,914;
• American Independent (dominionist) Carmen C. Chimento, a perennial candidate—not counted.

Wyman, disregarding the value of “one vote,” let alone 10 votes, immediately demands a second recount.  The recount disregarded the value of the votes that Chimento worked for.

NOTES:

• Were the election held in accordance with Article I, Section 3 [Clause 1], no recount would have been necessary as the next Senator would have been elected by the State legislature as a matter of public record, and the legislature of New Hampshire would have a representative in Congress.