No response to Connecticut legislators' ACORN investigation request
From Ballotpedia
October 29 2008
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The Connecticut legislature's Government Administration & Elections Committee has not responded to a request by two legislators that it look into the activities of a controversial voter registration group. The group, ACORN, is accused of voter registration fraud in Connecticut and other states.[1]
Legislators had hoped for a pre-election hearing
The two legislators had asked for a pre-election hearing. They said they were hoping to provide a forum for voters concerned about fraud, and for ACORN to tell its side of the story.[2]
See also
- Connecticut vote fraud news archive
- Connecticut legislators want review of registration irregularities
References
- ↑ WSTC/WNLK, ACORN Investigation Request Unanswered, October 29 2008
- ↑ TheWestonForum.com, Legislators seek review of voter registration, October 27 2008
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