Mark Bradley Rejects Third Party Bid For Judge Of Probate

Under investigation for voter fraud, his brother Dennis stripped of his law license awaiting federal sentencing for voter fraud while also under state probe for tampering with an absentee ballot caught on video, losing judge of probate candidate Mark Bradley has opted not to accept November’s New Movement Party line controlled by his ally Tony Barr, claiming disingenuously he is a Democrat and “Bridgeport is a Democratic community.”

Dubious words from a guy who has been a registered Republican in Massachusetts for more than 20 years.

Bradley lost the August 11 primary to Paul Ganim who received about 60 percent of the vote between the early and same-day walk-in vote. Bradley’s absentee ballot operation led by City Council members Maria Pereira and Alfredo Castillo, both under arrest for numerous election fraud charges, kept it closer.

Judge of probate results by precinct.

Bradley ran largely on two things: race (elect me because I’m a Black Hispanic) and corruption, a curious platform considering the documented corruption against his family and chief campaign operatives.

The Bradley campaign relied heavily on absentees, AI contrived social media posts and promise of an anti-vote.

Meanwhile, law enforcement investigations against the Bradley brothers continue.

 

 

 

 

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  1. “The Bradley campaign relied heavily on absentees, AI contrived social media posts and promise of an anti-vote”.

    The Paul Ganim campaign relied heavily on absentee ballots, Only in Bridgeport webzine and its revealing, one-sided reporting.

    Wise decision on rejecting the third party endorsement. The Probate Judge challenge wasn’t worth the personal damage and results. Here’s an idea for what it’s worth: Try convincing Tony Barr to offer the New Movement party line to the Republican.

    Lennie, who is the Republican candidate for Probate Judge?

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      1. I believe you mean a 180. 360 gets you facing in the same direction.

        The Republican party take over is doable but still would require DTC takeover to get elected to seats of substance. They couldn’t even keep a board seat.

        More allies to break the DTC.

        How about you get off the blog and rejoin the fight?

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