Last week, the president used primetime television to try to convince Americans that our elections can’t be trusted, and he did it without a shred of evidence,” Governor Lamont said. “Connecticut has spent its time building up our elections, and every vote here is backed by a paper ballot. That’s why our residents can vote with confidence.
Ned Lamont: “Last week, the president used primetime television to try to convince Americans that our elections can’t be trusted, and…”
On the recordJuly 28, 2026
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Discussing election security and trust in elections.
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