Ryan Burns: Vote theft in Connecticut
The actual theft of an absentee ballot is extremely rare.
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The actual theft of an absentee ballot is extremely rare.
A big voter fraud arrest and a separate voter fraud conviction in the past eight days again show that illicit voting is real and not terribly rare. The good news is that those on the side of ensuring voter integrity keep winning in the courts.
A judge found former Stamford Democratic City Committee chair John Mallozzi guilty of second-degree forgery and making false statements in absentee balloting.
Superior Court Judge Kevin Randolph made the announcement during the trial of former Stamford Democratic Committee Chair John Mallozzi for absentee voter fraud.
The investigation is connected to the ongoing trial of former Stamford Democratic City Committee chair John Mallozzi, involving absentee ballots in the city’s 2015 elections.