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A ballot drop box sits outside the city government center, Thursday, Oct. 5, 2023, in Bridgeport, Conn. Ballot drop boxes have been a prime target for those pushing conspiracy theories that the 2020 presidential race was rigged and election results can't be trusted. While the narrative is false, Democrats in Connecticut's largest city are unwittingly fueling the claims as two candidates for mayor trade accusations that each side stuffed drop boxes with bogus ballots. (AP Photo/Julie Jacobson)

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Drop boxes have become key to election conspiracy theories. Two Democrats just fueled those claims
By CHRISTINA A. CASSIDY AND SUSAN HAIGH - Associated Press
Sat,10/07/23-9:56AM , 62 Reads
HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — A woman approaches a drop box in the dark with what appears to be handfuls of ballots. At a different drop box, someone else is seen making multiple trips to insert ballots. At yet another, the same car stops on at least three separate occasions, with different people stepping out and heading to the box.
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