Statement from Bridgeport Republican Town Chairman John Slater: “It remains to be seen whether the State Elections Enforcement Commission’s referrals will result in criminal prosecutions and convictions. Like all Americans Rep. Ayala is innocent until proven guilty. But, this issue goes beyond criminality.
Entries Tagged as 'Nancy DiNardo'
Bridgeport GOP Chair Slater, Democratic State Party Chair DiNardo Urge Christina Ayala To Resign Office
October 17th, 2013 · 7 Comments · News and Events
Kevin Reynolds, Election Law Guru, Becomes City Lobbyist
January 9th, 2013 · 9 Comments · Analysis and Comment, News and Events
You want to know about Connecticut election law? You call Kevin Reynolds. The guy knows his stuff. He also has great contacts having served as legal counsel for three Democratic state chairs including the current Chair Nancy DiNardo and Connecticut Attorney General George Jepsen when he served. As the state legislative session begins in Hartford […]
Tags: Bill Finch·Chris Dodd·Ernie Newton·George Jepsen·Nancy DiNardo
DiNardo Whacks Obsitnik, Roraback On Fundraising–Claims Law Violation
September 17th, 2012 · 2 Comments · News and Events, State Politics
Democratic State Party Chair Nancy DiNardo claims the Republican candidates for Connecticut’s 4th and 5th Congressional Districts respectively Steve Obsitnik and Andrew Roraback are playing footsies with campaign fundraising at a joint event. Obstinik is challenging Democratic incumbent Jim Himes and Roraback is running against Democrat Elizabeth Esty. DiNardo is starting to sharpen her teeth […]
Eat This! Obsitnik Campaign Smacks Himes–DiNardo Smacks Back
July 20th, 2012 · 4 Comments · News and Events, State Politics
The dueling campaign releases are now coming in earnest between operatives for Democratic Congressman Jim Himes and his Republican opponent Steve Obsitnik. See punch and counter-punch below starting with Obsitnik:
Judge Sides With P&Z, Rejects Halfway House Application
June 21st, 2012 · 21 Comments · Development and Zoning, News and Events
Superior Court Judge Theodore Tyma has ruled for the city’s Planning & Zoning Commission that denied a second extension of time for a proposed 120-bed halfway house by Community Solutions Inc. at Norman Street and Railroad Avenue. The proposal has been the subject of several heated zoning and neighborhood meetings.
Musto Busto On Reform Measures, Sides With Dark Money Interests–McKinney: Disgusting Power Grab
May 29th, 2013 · 7 Comments · Analysis and Comment, News and Events, State Politics
Lately, State Senator Anthony Musto hasn’t met a conflict of interest he doesn’t love. First, in aid of his political pals, he led the charge against the government reform bill that would eliminate conflicts of interest on the City Council, then he led the charge to emasculate campaign finance reform on the side of dark […]
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Tags: Anthony Musto·Chris Murphy·Dan Malloy·Hartford Courant·John McKinney·Linda McMahon·Lowell Weicker·Nancy DiNardo