New complaints in the Bridgeport ballot scandal lead to new investigations
Officials say complaints led to these investigations.
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3ds agoOn Wednesday, the State Elections Enforcement Commission launched two new investigations in the Bridgeport ballot scandal case.
Officials say complaints led to these investigations.
In one complaint, a voter claims a ballot was left in his mailbox directing him to vote for Mayor Joe Ganim.
The other complaint is aimed at Ganim's opponent, John Gomes, and it claims a new video shows Gomes' supporters also stuffed absentee ballot boxes.
