CONCORD, N.H. – The New Hampshire attorney general, John Formella, declined to confirm whether he will prosecute people behind robocalls that encouraged people against voting for Joe Biden — an attempt to boost Dean Philips of Minnesota in the state’s presidential primary. Formella earlier had traced the calls to two Texas companies that he believed had disseminated the robocalls two days before the primary. At that time he issued a cease-and-desist order. The order asserted that the calls violated New Hampshire laws against voter suppression.
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