For Dennis Bradley, it started with frivolity March 15, 2018 as an Ides of March campaign event at Dolphin’s Cove in the East End formalizing
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Category: State Politics
Is Ned’s Tax-Relief Promise Dead? Governor’s Campaign Pledge In Limbo
Fully funding education, 100 percent reimbursement of tax-exempt properties, tax relief for cities. Adding up Governor Ned Lamont’s 2018 campaign promises represents more than $100
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Reps Hennessy, Stallworth Host Joint Office Hours
In advance of the legislative session that begins in February, State House members Jack Hennessy and Charlie Stallworth will host joint office hours on January
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Councilwoman Eneida Martinez: ‘We The People Have Settled For Too Many Crumbs”
East End City Councilwoman Eneida Martinez, who’s considering a primary challenge of State Rep. Andre Baker, takes aim at the hiring practices of the Ganim
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City Councilman Marcus Brown Examines Legislative Landscape–Will He Challenge Moore For State Senate?
Decision time for a bunch of political operatives including West Side City Councilman Marcus Brown. Brown emerged several years ago as one of the new
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‘Rock And Roll’–Newton Weighs State Senate Run Against Bradley
City Councilman Ernie Newton, the “returning citizen navigator,” is a resilient survivor in city politics. You gotta get up to get down. Newton know the
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2020 Political Vision, Gander Key Election Dates
The business of electioneering never really ends in Connecticut’s largest city. Glory be for that because OIB would be out of business. 2020 is a
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Kohut: Lamont’s Economic And Transportation Plan A Choking Mess
Approaching the one-year mark of his first term, Governor Ned Lamont’s flaccid negotiating skills can’t even get Democrats on board with the bigger-ticket proposals. Two-time
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