Wikipedia Calls Election

I think it's just an awkwardly written sentence that is intended to mean "in the Democratic mayoral primary."

I think Ben is right. It's meant to say Toni Harp won the "Democratic Primary to become the next mayor," NOT that "Toni Harp won ... to become the next mayor." But you have to parse it carefully to see that.

I'm glad nhi spent the time attempting to skew what's actually just a poorly written Wikipedia entry into a headline. Well done. Really.

Its indicative of the Toni Harp process. Somebody up at UCONN (an outsider) wrote the Wiki entry for her campaign, (even though its false.)

I agree with Ben. It specifically mentions the Democratic Primary. It's Wikipedia, not necessarily correct.

Nothing to see here people.

What's even more interesting is that an anonymous editor deleted information about Wendell Harps $$ scandals claiming, "I deleted information that did not pertain to Toni Harp"

LOL!

The campaign is desperately trying to rewrite history and disconnect Toni from her family's scandals (incl $1M of current tax evasion)

Heres the original Wiki page below..

http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Toni_Harp&oldid=554760450

It ain't over until my inner red-headed step-child sings.....

Sadly there is no Wikipedia entry for Little Miss Mess Up.

Here's another CT report for major cities.

Juvenile convictions in NH for weapons related charges have trended dramatically downward from 2006.

http://www.cga.ct.gov/2013/rpt/2013-R-0042.htm