Bridgeport’s Voter Fraud Case Bolsters Conspiracy Theorists

Conspiracy theorists often face skepticism, but Wanda Geter-Pataky’s arrest for alleged voter fraud in Bridgeport’s 2023 mayoral primary, captured on video, validates their concerns. The footage of her stuffing ballot boxes contradicts claims that voter fraud is a myth, aligning with past Bridgeport election irregularities—like the 2019 mayoral race and the 2023 primary that required a $150,000 election monitor. This case shows systemic vulnerabilities can exist, supporting theorists’ arguments that fraud is real, even if not widespread.

The media and political dismissal of voter fraud as baseless has deepened conspiracy theorists’ distrust, making Geter-Pataky’s case a turning point. Her role as vice chair of the Bridgeport Democratic Party, combined with documented ballot harvesting concerns, suggests partisan manipulation could occur, as theorists have warned. The state’s response and historical issues in Bridgeport lend credibility to their calls for election transparency, proving their vigilance isn’t unfounded.