2023 local CT election with a Mule stuffing the Ballot Box
Stuff the turkey, not the ballot box! - Bridgeport, Conn.
From Patriot Alerts:
A woman who allegedly appeared on video stuffing ballots into an absentee ballot box is refusing to talk, and a Connecticut judge has ordered a new Democratic primary as a result of the malfeasance, saying the sheer number of tampered ballots throws the results of the original election into question.
Wanda Geter-Pataky, vice chair of the Bridgeport Democratic Town Committee and a supporter of one of the candidates for mayor, exercised her Fifth Amendment right in court multiple times upon being asked if she was the person on video shown stuffing “hundreds of absentee ballots” into a drop-box in the run-up to the September 12th primary.
Geter-Pataky is a supporter of incumbent Bridgeport Mayor Joe Ganim, and on Wednesday the attorney for his Democratic opponent John Gomes said the security footage their campaign obtained shows unequivocally the election tampering requires a second election. Ganim was originally declared the winner.
Bonus: Springfield, Mass. candidate for mayor, paying people $10 to vote for him
BREAKING: New Shocking Footage has been released of a Democrat Candidate in Springfield, Massachusetts committing election fraud in broad daylight. City Hall officials wrote sworn affidavits saying the candidate Justin Hurst paid people $10 to vote for him
New Shocking Footage has been released of a Democrat Candidate in Springfield, Massachusetts committing election fraud in broad daylight. City Hall officials wrote sworn affidavits saying the candidate Justin Hurst paid people $10 to vote for him
The video reveals Hurst and his campaign team driving multiple people to City Hall to vote. The voters were required to present Hurst with "I Voted Early" stickers to get the money they had been promised
Some of the voters people appeared to be homeless as well, $10 & a free ride to the voting location is quite the incentive for a homeless person
Justin Hurst conducted a press conference denying the accusations. Officials in the state have also begun an investigation
