State of Connecticut Elections Database » 2022 Nov 8 :: City/Town of Bristol :: Local Question :: Shall elected or appointed officials who are convicted of a felony, fraudulent conduct, or engage in unlawful harassment be subject to penalties up to and including removal from office?

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City/Town of Bristol	Yes	No	Total Votes Cast
Totals	18,586	805	19,391

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2022 Nov 8 :: City/Town of Bristol :: Local QuestionShall elected or appointed officials who are convicted of a felony, fraudulent conduct, or engage in unlawful harassment be subject to penalties up to and including removal from office?

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2022 Nov 8 :: City/Town of Bristol :: Local Question :: Shall elected or appointed officials who are convicted of a felony, fraudulent conduct, or engage in unlawful harassment be subject to penalties up to and including removal from office?

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2022 Nov 8 :: City/Town of Bristol :: Local Question :: Shall elected or appointed officials who are convicted of a felony, fraudulent conduct, or engage in unlawful harassment be subject to penalties up to and including removal from office?

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2022 Nov 8 :: City/Town of Bristol :: Local QuestionShall elected or appointed officials who are convicted of a felony, fraudulent conduct, or engage in unlawful harassment be subject to penalties up to and including removal from office?

2022 Nov 8 :: City/Town of Bristol :: Local QuestionShall elected or appointed officials who are convicted of a felony, fraudulent conduct, or engage in unlawful harassment be subject to penalties up to and including removal from office?