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In this post-election special titled "What Just Happened?" John asks how the "pandemic election" may permanently reshape voting in Connecticut.
To those who are surprised that the 2020 presidential election is continuing through recount and evaluations for potential voter fraud, I can tell you that in elections, like in life, you cannot be assured of fairness and you can also receive unexpected breaks.
In this post-election special titled "What Just Happened?" John asks how the "pandemic election" may permanently reshape voting in Connecticut.
The timing of J.R. Romano's resignation, delivered Tuesday night, inevitably links it with the second impeachment of President Donald Trump.
Effective immediately, the Connecticut Republican Party has no state chair.
Connecticut lawmakers may need to boost their credit card limit to help those hurt by the pandemic.
Click here for the full transcript and video of Gov. Ned Lamont's state of the state speech.
Some Connecticut Republicans didn’t flinch at questions about the president’s furious efforts to stay in office. One did.
Alternative party candidates should be welcome in our elections, bringing good candidates and new ideas without the stigma of “spoiling” the results by dividing up the votes of candidates who may have similar agendas but different priorities. It should not be that as a result of entering a race as a third-party or independent candidate one could throw the victory to the person they think is least ...
To those who are surprised that the 2020 presidential election is continuing through recount and evaluations for potential voter fraud, I can tell you that in elections, like in life, you cannot be assured of fairness and you can also receive unexpected breaks.
Alternative party candidates should be welcome in our elections, bringing good candidates and new ideas without the stigma of “spoiling” the results by dividing up the votes of candidates who may have similar agendas but different priorities. It should not be that as a result of entering a race as a third-party or independent candidate one could throw the victory to the person they think is least ...
To those who are surprised that the 2020 presidential election is continuing through recount and evaluations for potential voter fraud, I can tell you that in elections, like in life, you cannot be assured of fairness and you can also receive unexpected breaks.
The legislature’s Labor and Public Employees Committee co-chairs skipped the masks, but they were very socially distant.
Even with the Democrats’ newfound Senate majority, differences in health policy between the party’s moderate and progressive wings will persist.
The question for Sen. Chris Murphy no longer is where might he go next, but what can he do now.
For weeks, an intelligence analyst monitored social media for the Secretary of the State's office. Then her contract ran out.
The state Senate acted quickly Friday to confirm Andrew J. McDonald to a second term on the Supreme Court.
Finally, the election season is over. The historic elections we saw in this cycle were intriguing. The runoff elections for the U.S. Senate in Georgia put a cap on the campaign season. For many people this could be described as a COVID-19 election. I would argue that this was an election influenced by a pandemic but determined by the killing of unarmed Black people with no adequate justice for the...
The timing of J.R. Romano's resignation, delivered Tuesday night, inevitably links it with the second impeachment of President Donald Trump.
Effective immediately, the Connecticut Republican Party has no state chair.
Connecticut lawmakers may need to boost their credit card limit to help those hurt by the pandemic.
Click here for the full transcript and video of Gov. Ned Lamont's state of the state speech.
Some Connecticut Republicans didn’t flinch at questions about the president’s furious efforts to stay in office. One did.
To those who are surprised that the 2020 presidential election is continuing through recount and evaluations for potential voter fraud, I can tell you that in elections, like in life, you cannot be assured of fairness and you can also receive unexpected breaks.
In this post-election special titled "What Just Happened?" John asks how the "pandemic election" may permanently reshape voting in Connecticut.
In this post-election special titled "What Just Happened?" John asks how the "pandemic election" may permanently reshape voting in Connecticut.
In this post-election special titled "What Just Happened?" John asks how the "pandemic election" may permanently reshape voting in Connecticut.
In this post-election special titled "What Just Happened?" John asks how the "pandemic election" may permanently reshape voting in Connecticut.
In this post-election special titled "What Just Happened?" John asks how the "pandemic election" may permanently reshape voting in Connecticut.
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