Four Connecticut Campaign Workers Arrested for 2019 Election Fraud

Bridgeport officials and aides face charges for manipulating absentee ballots in a tightly contested mayoral primary.

Charges include unlawful possession of absentee ballots, voter misrepresentation, and tampering.
The arrests follow a prolonged investigation initiated by the State Elections Enforcement Commission.
Defendants allegedly instructed voters on candidate selection and mishandled ballot applications.
The 2019 primary saw Mayor Joe Ganim win by 270 absentee votes over state Sen. Marilyn Moore.
All four accused have been released on promises to appear in court later this month.