| « New Zealand is a Crime Scene: In one clinic, in one day 30 people were covid injected and all 30 have died | Trump Drops Bombshell Evidence About Biden WH, Jack Smith in Classified Docs Case » |
Law News ‘Shocking’ Fraud on Video Prompts Judge to Toss Election Outcome in Connecticut’s Largest City
Just days before a scheduled general election in Connecticut’s largest city, a judge threw out the results of a primary election for mayor, citing “shocking” evidence of voter fraud caught on video. | Democrats’ September primary in Bridgeport, Connecticut, pitted incumbent Mayor Joe Ganim against challenger John Gomes, the city’s former chief administrative officer. Gomes at first appeared to have won, but after absentee ballots were counted, Ganim won by 251 votes out of 8,173 cast, The Associated Press reported. A surveillance camera showed individuals stuffing multiple absentee ballots into a ballot dropbox at night. Lawyers for the city of Bridgeport argued that it didn’t prove illegal voting took place. ● However, Connecticut Superior Court Judge William Clark disagreed. “The videos are shocking to the court and should be shocking to all the parties,” Clark wrote in his ruling Wednesday. The judge added that “to disregard the significant mishandling of ballots by partisans that were caught on video flouting the provisions of Connecticut law” would “endorse this blatant practice of ballot harvesting.”
No feedback yet
-
