News 8: Bridgeport Police Investigating Allegations Of Absentee Ballot Misconduct Against Former State Sen. Dennis Bradley

 

From News 8

 

Bridgeport police are investigating allegations of voter intimidation and absentee ballot misconduct against former state Sen. Dennis Bradley.

Alesia Dennis of Bridgeport said that upon getting her absentee ballot, she had voted for the two “Row A” Democrats— Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont and Judge Paul Ganim.

She alleges that on July 30, Dennis Bradley showed up at her apartment door with an unidentified man and asked if she voted for the Row B probate judge candidate and his brother, Mark Bradley.

Alesia said she allowed the two men into her apartment and showed them her sealed and completed ballot. Video from a camera in Alesia’s kitchen shows Bradley unsealing an envelope.

Alesia said that Bradley reached into his pocket, handed her a pen and instructed her to change the marking on her ballot, switching her vote from Paul Ganim to Mark Bradley.

Bradley was convicted in March of defrauding Connecticut’s program for publicly funding political campaigns during his 2018 run for state Senate. He was found guilty of one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud and five counts of wire fraud.

“I did it because I was intimidated,” Alesia said. “And I didn’t know what was going to become of this anyway.”

“I just wanted to do what I had to do so they can get out my house,” she said.

Full report here

News 12 report here

CT Post coverage here

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  1. Shady, on both parties. Not to mention the new report editing, would like to see/hear the conversation leading up to her letting them in.

    Seems like he talked her into changing her vote. Not much going on with intimidations, nor can I speak on the legalities, but it is fair to say this doesn’t bode well for the current case against Wanda, Streets, perhaps Maria too. Being in the news. SJ

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    1. I depart with the Shady.

      It seems like Port politics, perhaps politics in general, is a bastion of corruption in one form or another. 🙂

      I don’t think the puppet master allows you to do the right thing, John.

      I see where this is going: take a picture, John. It will last longer.

      Pivot, people, pivot.

      Billboards, Port pols, billboards. John, tator my vote. 🤣

      Peace out, good luck. Try to play nice.

      The Prophet.

      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_C1IeviFttQ

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    2. Yes, he did talked her into changing her vote. However, by law he is prohibited from handling the ballot and being in the same room at the instant the vote is being casted. As for video clarity, don’t worry! The original video can be zoomed. The ballot number may be visible.

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  2. R.T., the camera was already running when the Big Brad Wolf knocked on the door. Granny was instructed to make sure the camera was on. Seconds before opening the door, Granny stopped and reached down towards the lower right side of the door, as if reaching to turn on the camera. Then she proceeded to open the door. There’s really no need for Granny to give any explanation as to why she recorded the event. She was on her right in her apartment.

    But to give a bullshit account, play the victim and produce a video that depicts a better explanation is as dumb as the Big Brad Wolf and his assistant showing up.

    Remember what I’ve told you clowns before– wear gloves and a disguise when harvesting ABs. In addition to her Cash Reward, this coming October, Alesia Dennis of Bridgeport will receive the maximum amount allowed to Housing Voucher applicants.

    Now the question remains: Which ‘Dennis’ is the menace?

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