If voters this November return Sean Scanlon to the state comptroller’s office, 100,000 to 200,000 more people may get affordable health care. So Scanlon vowed Thursday. Democrat Scanlon, 39, who’s running for a second four-year term for the job of administering and monitoring how the state pays its bills, made that vow in a campaign interview Thursday on WNHH FM’s “Dateline New Haven” program. He predicted that a quest he began in 2019 as a stat…
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