Sauda Efia Baraka, an ex long-time member of the Board of Education, declares in a commentary that first appeared in the Connecticut Post that “Working
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Category: City Politics
Ganim, Moore Emphasize Election Day Turnout
Bridgeport politics is something of a contact sport, but in recent weeks, be it a court challenge to the September 10th Democratic primary, petition signatures
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Questions Abound Four Weeks From General Election
A month until the Nov. 5th general election and still unanswered questions. Testimony resumes in the courtroom of Superior Court Judge Barry Stevens in a
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Rally Pushes Back On Election Lawsuit
Opponents to the lawsuit challenging the results of the September 10 primary conducted a rally against voter suppression. From Frank Recchia, News 12: The rally was
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For Moore’s Camp, Confusion Over Absentee Ballots
The mayoral campaign of Marilyn Moore is experiencing a confused state of affairs, according to CT Post reporter Brian Lockhart who writes that Moore had
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Judge Lopez: Generation Now’s Frightening Power Play In Politics
Retired Superior Court Judge Carmen Lopez asserts in a commentary “It is frightening to think that organizations like Generation Now can someday obtain real power,”
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Moore Urges Voters To Do The Write Thing
State Senator Marilyn Moore is bringing her write-in campaign for mayor to the steps of the Margaret Morton Government Center Saturday morning, according to her
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Kohut: Let’s Move On To A Real Campaign About Issues
Write-in candidate for mayor Jeff Kohut declares background noise is drowning out an issues-based campaign. From Kohut: https://www.ctpost.com/local/article/Black-Rock-Harbor-sewage-spills-to-last-decades-14489068.php (Maybe Bridgeport’s development prerogatives are being overwhelmed
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