Convicted Of Election Fraud, Dennis Bradley Harvests Absentees On Behalf Of Brother – Investigators Step Up Probe Of Mark Bradley Voting In Two States

A federal jury in March convicted him on six counts of election fraud, but that’s not stopping former State Senator Dennis Bradley from harvesting absentee ballots on behalf of his brother Mark, a candidate for judge of probate challenging long-time incumbent Paul Ganim in an August 11 Democratic primary, except Mark Bradley is also a Registered Republican in Massachusetts.

Awaiting sentencing Dennis Bradley is challenging his conviction stemming from his run for state office in 2018.

So far Dennis Bradley has signed out 300 absentee ballot applications, according to the log maintained by the Town Clerk’s Office, listing both his law firm business address on Fairfield Avenue and residential address on Clinton Avenue.

Meanwhile, OIB has confirmed that investigators with the State Elections Enforcement Commission have contacted election officials in the state of Massachusetts regarding Mark Bradley’s voting history that includes contemporaneous voting in two states.

Mark Bradley has voted regularly in Connecticut and Massachusetts since 2018. It’s a felony to maintain two residences for the purpose of voting. It’s one person, one vote.

Mark Bradley voting history in Bridgeport.

Mark Bradley voting history in Massachusetts.

Another Bradley absentee ballot harvester City Councilwoman Maria Pereira, facing multiple state felony charges of election fraud, is keeping pace with Dennis Bradley, having signed out for more than 300 applications. Political insiders say Pereira has cut a payment deal with the campaign to helm the absentee ballot operation. She’ll need it because court records show she’s battling an eviction case from her Granfield Avenue apartment.

One more Mark Bradley supporter fending state election charges, City Councilman Alfredo Castillo, is trying to stay under the radar hustling absentees. He’s utilizing surrogates to sign out applications.

So far, the Bradley absentee campaign operation is dwarfing that of the Ganim effort so if this holds up the incumbent judge must overcome that with a strong walk-in vote.

Early voting starts Aug. 3

Governor Ned Lamont leads the Dem primary ticket, followed by Ganim on the top line.

Mark Bradley will be on line B, following Lamont primary challenger Josh Elliott.

Curiously, Mark Bradley’s ad nauseam on social media declaring he wants to “stop the corruption.” He doesn’t specify what type.

His brother Dennis convicted of election fraud, Pereira and Castillo charged with election fraud and Mark Bradley himself under investigation for election fraud.

Care to look in the mirror? Maybe he should stop himself.