Will Connecticut Be the Next Race-Charged Ballot Battleground?

The legislature’s leftists ache to gut the state constitution’s limits on absentee voting.

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The decks can never be stacked enough against political foes. Hence, the ever-leftward Democrats who run Connecticut’s legislature are plotting to bring ballot harvesting to the blue Constitution State.

Those who picture the land of Richard Blumenthal and Chris Murphy as a functioning enterprise of run-of-the-mill ballot chicanery may be surprised to discover that the hijinks potential has its limits: Connecticut’s constitution limits voting by absentee ballot and precludes early voting.

Jack Fowler

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Jack Fowler

Jack Fowler is a contributing editor at National Review and a senior philanthropy consultant at American Philanthropic.

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