Mallozzi Sentenced For Ballot Fraud Convictions in Stamford Election

— Angela Carella,

Attorney Stephan E. Seeger speaks on behalf of his client, former Stamford Democratic Party chair John Mallozzi, during Mallozzi's sentencing at Connecticut Superior Court in Stamford, Conn. Monday, Nov. 14, 2022. Mallozzi was sentenced to two years probation and $35,000 in fines in an absentee ballot fraud case stemming from the 2015 local elections. (Credit: Tyler Sizemore, Hearst Connecticut Media)

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State Superior Court Judge Kevin Randolph Monday weighed a societal element – election integrity – against a personal one – the love between a child and a grandfather – and struck a balance.

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Angela Carella

For 36 years prior to joining the Connecticut Examiner, Angela Carella was a beat reporter, investigative reporter, editor and columnist for the Stamford Advocate. Carella reports on Stamford and Fairfield County. T: 203 722 6811.

a.carella@ctexaminer.com