Marilyn Moore – Only In Bridgeport®

In any given year on paper the Democratic primary match-up between incumbent State Senator Marilyn Moore and party-endorsed City Councilman Marcus Brown would be a

In the old days they were called franking privileges: legislators’ taxpayer-paid mailers to communicate with constituents. Essentially they become a surrogate boost to an incumbent’s

When Dennis Bradley was a candidate for State Senate and came up short against incumbent Ed Gomes it was yeah, baby, fire up that absentee

On the final day a public grant could be approved before the August 11 primary, Tony Barr, the former Democratic Town Committee member, received word

Video courtesy Jonathan Rodrigues. In this peculiar election cycle, primary races for Connecticut legislature are in full bloom in advance of the August 11 vote.

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

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

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-Moore State Senate Primary–Incumbency Versus Top-Line Mantra

When A Taxpayer-Paid Mailer Becomes A Promotional Campaign Boost

Disingenuous Bradley Rejects Public Health For Political Pandering

Mercury Versus The Minster–Barr, Stallworth Tangle For State House Seat

Chalkboarding Ayala Versus Felipe Democratic Primary For State House

Carpetbagger Keeley Loses Again, Court Tosses “Weak” Argument For Ballot Access

Have You Received An Absentee Ballot Application?

“Black And Latino Maggot Politicians, Uncle Toms And Frito Banditos”–Keeley’s Racial Rant Stirs Controversy