CT Officials Slam ‘Reckless’ Online Voter Fraud Speculation
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At a news conference in Hartford on Monday, Oct. 28, 2024, Secretary of the State Stephanie Thomas tells reporters that at the halfway mark of the state’s first early voting period, over 313,000 people have cast ballots. Photo credit: Viktoria Sundqvist, CTNewsJunkie (file photo)
Secretary of the State Stephanie Thomas said her office had reviewed Connecticut’s voter registration system and confirmed that the Stamford defendant in a fatal crash, who has the same name as a New Britain woman whois a citizen and has voted, has never been registered to vote in Connecticut.
By Donald Eng, CTNewsJunkie.com
Misinformation around immigration and elections undermines public trust by encouraging people to accept accusations before facts, according to Secretary of the State Stephanie Thomas.
Thomas and Gov. Ned Lamont condemned what they called the reckless spread of false election claims that led to a New Britain woman being publicly misidentified as an undocumented immigrant, falsely connected her to a fatal crash and wrongfully accused her of illegally registering to vote.
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