• Stamford Clerk Warns FBI Of Possible Ballot Fraud In Second Election

    September 16, 2022

    STAMFORD – About a year after she was elected town clerk in 2017, Lyda Ruijter discovered an odd database in her office computer files.

    It contained information “that never should have been there,” Ruijter said Thursday.

    The data listed 230 Stamford residents who’d voted by absentee ballot in the 2017 municipal election, according to Ruijter. She did not understand why the names were separated from the full list of absentee voters, she said...

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