Behind the lines: College towns New Haven and Storrs see group voting registrations on Tuesday

CT is small, but not insignificant to those who live there and are stuck. A look at the tally map shows the city blue pockets among the red farming/suburban areas.

A wave of college students showed up late Tuesday afternoon to vote and overwhelmed the system in place in New Haven. The same thing happened at UCONN.

It's almost as if it was, well, organized.

It's amazing how CT somewhow managed to elect a Biden backed Malloy copycat governor, an all Democrat house, yet R Stefanowski lost by a very small margin.

Are we to believe that in these polarizing times, people thought that a Trump backing Repbulican governor is a great idea-concurrent with the socialist big government candidates who won the house seats? Split tickets?

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Why is there "moisture" on ballots that jam up machines in November? Are they blaming the rain?

"In an interview, Dan Barrett, the ACLU of Connecticut’s legal director, said he is looking at “all avenues of advocacy” to ensure Tuesday night’s chaos does not repeat itself in New Haven in the next election — as it has in the three previous ones."


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CT, home of Sandy Hook, is a mess.
MA, home of Elizabeth Warren, is in a similar mess.

Stefanowski throws his hands in the air and suggests leaving the state.

Last Edited by Charbird on 11/09/2018 10:44 AM