Maybe Republican gubernatorial hopeful Tom Foley was a little lacking in sleep this morning when he spoke with reporters in downtown Hartford. Not the last word of this transcript of his initial remarks.
“If the Bridgeport results turn out to be what is reported to the office of the Secretary of the State, a 5,000-vote differential represents fewer votes than the changes in the office of the Secretary of the State’s reporting just yesterday. Towns are still revising their results. The office of the Secretary of the State’s revised Torrington’s numbers yesterday by 2,000 votes in my favor. So until we know what an accurate vote count is, we’re not going to be making any decisions here, because the citizens of Connecticut deserve to know who was legitimately elected their next mayor (sic).”