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John Gomes is continuing his campaign for Bridgeport mayor in the Feb. 27 special general election despite his loss to incumbent Mayor Joe Ganim in last week’s redo of the city’s Democratic primary.
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Bridgeport Mayor Joe Ganim declared victory in the city’s court-ordered Democratic primary redo for mayor. His challenger, John Gomes, said he would not concede despite an unfavorable, unofficial count.
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The filing claims that a member of the Gomes campaign provided application forms to 22 volunteers who circulated them to voters.
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A new election between Joe Ganim and John Gomes is scheduled for Jan. 23 — and aggressive absentee voting tactics largely remain.
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CT's state elections enforcement commission is investigating a complaint over the Democratic primary between Joe Ganim and John Gomes.
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About 5,000 absentee ballots have been requested for Bridgeport’s Jan. 23 court-ordered second Democratic primary between Mayor Joe Ganim and challenger John Gomes. The absentee ballots were officially made available last Friday.
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Two monitors are assigned to oversee the absentee ballot process for the second Bridgeport primary between Mayor Joe Ganim and John Gomes.
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Bridgeport mayoral candidate John Gomes wants his supporters to vote in-person in next Tuesday’s general election. He said it would ensure that the winner is not determined by yet another controversial absentee ballot count.
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The State Election Enforcement Commission is investigating whether Bridgeport’s Democratic Town Committee chairman, Mario Testa, lives in the city.
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A state election monitor for Bridgeport would likely be on the job in time for the November general election, according to Connecticut Secretary of the State Stephanie Thomas.