Prosecution won’t fix Bridgeport’s voter turnout — but can begin to restore trust
An editorial suggests that while prosecution may not solve Bridgeport's voter turnout issues, it is a necessary step toward restoring public trust in the election process.
Some Bridgeport residents have simply stopped believing in the integrity of the election process.
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