Auditors for a 2020 election investigation being carried out in Windham, New Hampshire, are saying that some of their latest findings are “large enough to account for discrepancies” found during their audit. Windham auditors found “experimental confirmation that if the contest is undervoted, a fold through a vote target can create a vote.” Windham’s four state representative seats were all won by Republicans on Election Night. The presidential election was not an item for this audit. Democrat candidate Kristi St. Laurent, who lost by a narrow margin of 24 votes, requested an audit (pdf) claiming that the machines were improperly programmed, and that double voting was involved. As a result, New Hampshire’s Republican Gov. Chris Sununu, signed a bill last month that gave authorization for forensic analysis and a comprehensive recount of the 2020 election votes in Windham related to optical scanning AccuVote machines. An automatic recount was enacted, resulting in St. Laurent …