Officials: Key challenger in Bridgeport mayoral race fails to secure enough signatures
Sen. Marilyn Moore was one of the challengers looking to go up against Mayor Joe Ganim.
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Aug 18, 2023, 4:29 PM
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6ds agoA major challenger in the Bridgeport mayoral race has failed to qualify for the Democratic primary.
Sen. Marilyn Moore was one of the challengers looking to go up against Mayor Joe Ganim.
Bridgeport's Democratic Registrar of Voters Patricia Howard says Moore did not get enough signatures to qualify to run against Ganim in September.
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