Massachusetts couple charged for illegal voting in New Hampshire elections
- Joshua and Lisa Urovitch are accused of voting illegally in New Hampshire elections while living in Massachusetts.
- They allegedly participated in three elections, including the 2020 general election and two elections in 2022.
- The couple faces serious legal consequences, with their arraignment set for October 7.
Joshua Urovitch and Lisa Urovitch, a couple from Ashland, Massachusetts, have been charged with three counts of wrongful voting in New Hampshire. The allegations stem from their participation in the November 3, 2020, general election, the November 8, 2022, general election, and the Concord School District election on the same day. Despite residing nearly 90 miles away in Massachusetts, they allegedly cast their votes in Concord, New Hampshire. The New Hampshire Department of Justice announced the charges, highlighting the seriousness of voting illegally in multiple elections. The couple is scheduled for arraignment on October 7 at the Merrimack County Superior Court. The case raises concerns about voter integrity and the enforcement of voting laws, particularly regarding residency requirements. It remains unclear which political party the Urovitches are affiliated with or the candidates they supported during the elections, leaving questions about their motivations for voting in a state where they do not reside.