In a 2020 hit piece against Project Veritas, leftist media outlet Jezebel explained how a subject of one of their investigations, Vincent Marzello, managed to commit voter fraud using New Hamshire's own lax voter registration laws. (https://jezebel.com/inside-project-veritass-cynical-transphobic-outing-of-1844978487)

Ignoring the blatant bias in the piece, note how Marzello said he easily accomplished it:

"According to New Hampshire voter rolls, Vincent Marzello is registered as “undeclared,” while Helen Elisabeth Ashley is registered with the Democratic Party. Marzello had registered as himself using his own name and identification. As Helen, in October 2016, he filed a domicile affidavit, attesting under penalty of fraud that he didn’t have identification proving where he lived. He didn’t enter a fake address—he filled in the same address as Vincent Marzello. (Project Veritas later used these documents in their video and posted them online, putting Marzello’s current address in front of many people very likely to strongly disapprove of his actions.)

He had also completed a qualified voter affidavit, testifying that, as Helen, he did not have documentation to prove his identity. In November 2016, when he voted as Helen, he completed a challenged voter affidavit, which again required attesting to his identity and domicile, even though he didn’t have official documents proving either. Doing so required having his photo taken while dressed as Helen, a grainy black-and-white image that has now featured prominently in Project Veritas’s videos and nearly all subsequent media coverage."

Now look at what I pulled up, which appears to be current voter law in New Hampshire: https://sos.nh.gov/media/cjqbsscf/registering-to-vote-in-new-hampshire-sept2020.pdf

The election laws that allowed Marzello to easily commit the fraud appear to remain current law, even after Project Veritas's expose in 2020 and Marzello's arrest.

To me, this looks like one more thing a New Hampshire audit will need to consider and state legislators will need to address.