Judge Overturns Primary Election, Calling Evidence of Fraud ‘Shocking’
The primary took place in Bridgeport, Connecticut
A primary election in Connecticut has been overturned by a judge, who said the evidence presented was "shocking."
The Sept. 12 Democrat primary for the race to become Bridgeport's mayor included thousands of absentee ballots. John Gomes, one of the candidates, presented evidence indicating some of the ballots were cast fraudulently.
State law enables absentee voting but contains
multiple rules, including that a person who helps distribute more than
five absentee applications must register with the town clerk as a
distributor. ---More...
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