About four weeks from August 11 primary day, ballots are being printed for absentee voting starting July 21. The pandemic has led Governor Ned Lamont
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Category: City Politics
Candidates Face Fundraising Deadline For Aug. 11 Primary
Big fundraising deadline comes July 17, the final day for candidates seeking state legislative seats to submit grant applications to the State Elections Enforcement Commission
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Carpetbagger Keeley Loses Again, Court Tosses “Weak” Argument For Ballot Access
Chalk up another loss for former State Rep. Bob Keeley (and Wanda Simmons). Superior Court Judge Barry Stevens on Wednesday denied their court challenge after
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Have You Received An Absentee Ballot Application?
For the first time Connecticut electors registered with a party may vote by absentee ballot in the August 11 primaries due to the COVID-19 virus
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“Black And Latino Maggot Politicians, Uncle Toms And Frito Banditos”–Keeley’s Racial Rant Stirs Controversy
Former State Rep. Bob Keeley’s acting like a guy who ate from a dented can of tuna. No wonder he’s lost 10 races in about
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Brown Receives $100K Campaign Dough For Primary Against Moore
City Councilman Marcus Brown on Wednesday received approval for a public grant from the State Elections Enforcement Commission to fuel his campaign against incumbent Marilyn
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The Peculiar Political Conspiracy To Punish Incumbents Who Didn’t Back Moore For Mayor
Marilyn Moore never asked State Rep. Steve Stafstrom for help in her 2019 mayoral campaign. Moore never asked State Rep. Chris Rosario for help in
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Keeley, Simmons Challenge Ballot Rejection By Dem Registrar
Disqualified from the August 11 primary ballot by Democratic Registrar of Voters Patricia Howard because they reside outside the State House districts where they seek
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