Because They Cheat Vol. 14

On election day a wise pundit said this:

At some point in the process, maybe today or maybe tomorrow, Democrat election officials will "find" ballot boxes in the trunk of somebody's car or tucked away in a dark corner somewhere. Happens every election.

And today, from Political Wire:

"The final tallies in Connecticut's chaotic, mistake-ridden, Florida-style election remained unknown Thursday afternoon because election officials in Bridgeport still have not released their official totals yet," the Hartford Courant reports.

Without Bridgeport's results, Tom Foley (R) leads Dan Malloy (D) by 8,409 votes. However, the most recent results in Bridgeport reported by the Associated Press gave Malloy 12,646 more votes in Bridgeport than Foley -- meaning that Malloy would become the next governor.

Adding to the intrigue: CT Confidential reports "about what may be an uncounted bag of ballots discovered in Bridgeport."

It's so predictable.