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A Bridgeport city council member could be facing even more legal trouble.

State election regulators launched an investigation into Eneida ("Anita") Martinez on Wednesday.

They are looking into whether she used a so-called "straw donor" to hide campaign contributions in order to qualify for public funds.

Martinez has already been referred to prosecutors regarding allegations of absentee ballot tampering.