Election reform bills advance following Bridgeport ballot stuffing scandal
One election reform would allow a state takeover of local elections.
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Mar 27, 2024, 11:26 AM
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11ds agoConnecticut lawmakers are taking action after Bridgeport's ballot stuffing scandal. Two major election reforms advanced.
One election reform would allow a state takeover of local elections.
The other would require live cameras on every absentee ballot drop box in the state.
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