Bridgeport Voting Mess Topic Of Public Meeting Tuesday Night

  
Co-chair of the Election Panel says Bridgeport Registrars showed bad judgment






  

    

      
By Lucy Nalpathanchil - WNPR

      
Published: Nov 16, 2010

    

    

                   
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Bridgeport Voting Mess Topic Of Public Meeting Tonight
By: Lucy Nalpathanchil
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Bridgeport Voting Mess Topic Of Public Meeting Tonight
    

      

	An election panel created by Bridgeport Mayor Bill Finch meets tonight for a public meeting about widespread voting problems in the state's largest city.



	12 voting precincts in the city ran out of ballots on Election Day leading a judge to order those precincts to stay open two hours later. Then counting of the ballots dragged on leading the state to wait for several days before a winner could be declared in Connecticut's Governor race.



	Former Mayor Nicholas Panuzio is one of the chairs of the panel.



	He spoke with WNPR's Lucy Nalpathanchil about what the panel has been tasked to do and how the city plans to restore voter confidence.

    



  
 
  

    

      

                        
              

            

 
        

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