We are now in full swing in this 2026 gubernatorial election cycle that includes races for governor, Congress, state legislature and probate judge.
Delegate selection to state and district conventions will take place last week of March followed by party endorsements in May, August 11 primaries and general election November 3.
See election calendar below.
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Probate judge you say? Hello, Gen Now is no time to stop! In Black Rock there’s an Insurgent feared by the old establishment. She is highly respected and held in high regards by those who know of her and I’m positive if or when others learn of and hear her, will find her to be a great fit for Bridgeport probate judge.
Her name is retired judge Carmen Lopez who resides in Black Rock. Let her know that I threw the first rock and give her my regards. Full Speedy ahead!
JG,
Thanks for placing the office of probate judge onto the stage. It is not often there, merely going about the official business of ‘probate’ for which there is scant reporting in media ‘legals’ or otherwise.
But I have a question that has gone unanswered for years: Why is the Probate Office in one of the two City Halls? Where does funding for rent, security, and staffing come from? Are expenses of that office paid by Bridgeport taxpayers? It is not a City Charter office. Where is the lease for the space? Time will tell.