Guno צְבִי
We fight, We win, Am Yisrael Chai
Republican candidate in New Hampshire voted in two states' primaries in 2016
Matt Mowers, the former Trump administration aide who is running for Congress in New Hampshire, voted twice during the 2016 primary, according to voting records obtained by CNN, opening the Republican candidate up to criticism from his opponents and charges of hypocrisy from Democrats.
Mowers, then a top aide in New Hampshire to former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie's presidential campaign, cast a ballot in the Granite State's critical February primary, according to the city of Manchester's official voter checklist for the contest.
Christie's presidential campaign was short lived, though, and after the New Jersey chief executive finished sixth in New Hampshire's Republican primary, he dropped out of the race and eventually endorsed then-candidate Donald Trump.
Mowers, however, cast another ballot in a presidential primary four months later, according to documents obtained by CNN, using his parents' New Jersey address to re-register in his longtime home state and cast a ballot in the state's June Republican primary.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...AAVTJtc?cvid=8cd8a5c197984e6086918dfae7318af3
Matt Mowers, the former Trump administration aide who is running for Congress in New Hampshire, voted twice during the 2016 primary, according to voting records obtained by CNN, opening the Republican candidate up to criticism from his opponents and charges of hypocrisy from Democrats.
Mowers, then a top aide in New Hampshire to former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie's presidential campaign, cast a ballot in the Granite State's critical February primary, according to the city of Manchester's official voter checklist for the contest.
Christie's presidential campaign was short lived, though, and after the New Jersey chief executive finished sixth in New Hampshire's Republican primary, he dropped out of the race and eventually endorsed then-candidate Donald Trump.
Mowers, however, cast another ballot in a presidential primary four months later, according to documents obtained by CNN, using his parents' New Jersey address to re-register in his longtime home state and cast a ballot in the state's June Republican primary.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...AAVTJtc?cvid=8cd8a5c197984e6086918dfae7318af3
