Source: fightvoterfraud.org · last verified 2026-09-23
Fight Voter Fraud, Inc. (FVF) announced on September 23, 2026 that it has filed an Affidavit of Complaint with the Connecticut State Elections Enforcement Commission (SEEC). The complaint targets the registrars of voters in all 169 Connecticut municipalities, alleging a pattern of wilful neglect, incompetence, and outright violations of both state and federal voter‑list maintenance statutes. For local readers, this means the very rolls used to determine who can cast a ballot may contain outdated, inaccurate, or duplicate entries, potentially opening the door to fraud or disenfranchisement.
The organization’s founder, Linda Szynkowicz, explained that the issues have been raised repeatedly since 2023, even receiving direct acknowledgment from the Secretary of the State’s office. Yet, according to FVF, the corrective steps promised by state officials have largely failed to materialize. The complaint cites Conn. Gen. Stat. § 9‑190c, which empowers the SEEC to investigate registrars who engage in “misconduct, wilful and material neglect of duty or incompetence.” If the SEEC finds merit, the matter could be referred to the Attorney General for possible removal proceedings in Superior Court.
Connecticut voters have a constitutional right to fair, transparent elections, and accurate voter rolls are a cornerstone of that right. When rolls are riddled with errors—such as deceased individuals, duplicate registrations, or people who have moved out of the state—both the integrity of the election and the confidence of the electorate are jeopardized. The complaint seeks to restore that confidence by demanding a thorough SEEC investigation and, if warranted, swift corrective action.
- Statewide scope: The complaint does not single out a few towns; it names registrars in every one of Connecticut’s 169 municipalities, underscoring the systemic nature of the problem.
- Legal basis: Under Conn. Gen. Stat. § 9‑190c, the SEEC can act when a registrar’s conduct rises to “wilful and material neglect of duty.” FVF argues that the documented failures meet that threshold.
- Federal implications: In addition to state law, the complaint references federal voter‑list maintenance requirements, which mandate regular canvassing and removal of ineligible voters. Ignoring these rules risks violating the Help America Vote Act and the National Voter Registration Act.
- Potential consequences: If SEEC validates the allegations, the Attorney General may pursue removal of negligent registrars, leading to new appointments who will prioritize accurate rolls.
- Next steps for voters: Residents are encouraged to monitor their local registrar’s response, verify their own registration status, and participate in any public hearings the SEEC may schedule.
From a Christian and constitutional perspective, the fight for clean voter rolls aligns directly with our commitment to individual liberty and the rule of law. Accurate voter lists protect the sanctity of each citizen’s vote—a fundamental right enshrined in the Constitution and cherished by our Founding Fathers. When officials neglect this duty, it is not merely a bureaucratic slip; it is a breach of the public trust that endangers the very fabric of our democratic society.
We commend Fight Voter Fraud, Inc. for taking a principled stand and urging state officials to honor their legal obligations. The integrity of Connecticut’s elections depends on transparent, law‑abiding administration of voter rolls. As we watch the SEEC’s investigation unfold, we urge all Connecticut families to stay informed, verify their registration, and support efforts that safeguard the ballot box for future generations.
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