Commentary by John Marshall Lee What’s next? What is the next “shoe to drop” from the bipartisan June 6 Committee of Congress? And when you
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How About A Presidential Primary For Connecticut In January 2024?
Senate President Pro Tempore Martin Looney and Speaker of the House Matt Ritter highlight in a commentary that appeared first in The Courant an effort for
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Ortiz Signature Effort To Qualify For State Senate Primary Comes Up Short–Court Action Planned
If Juliemar Ortiz’s name appears on the ballot for the August 9 Democratic primary for state senate, she’ll need court intervention. Local and state elections
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Fire Up The Pizza Fritta! Campaign Love At Feast Of St. Anthony
Nothing like a ride on the wheel after a belly load of pizza fritta. Try campaigning after that! St. Margaret’s Shrine hosted the annual Feast
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Draft Of New City Council Districts Could Cause Fireworks
A new map of City Council districts in draft form is heading to the Ordinance Committee with two potentially controversial changes that could heat up
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Brown Granted Public Funds In Primary Battle Against Hennessy
City Councilman Marcus Brown has received a fundraising boost in his quest to defeat incumbent State Rep. Jack Hennessy, qualifying for roughly $30,000 in public
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Marketing Campaign Highlights Bridgeport’s Emergence As Music Mecca
A few days ago the Connecticut Post’s Brian Lockhart wrote presciently about the early success of the Hartford Healthcare Amphitheater, a 6,000-seat music destination driving
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For Juliemar Ortiz, Nail-Biting Time To Qualify For A Dem Primary State Senate Race
UPDATE: She needs 1,585 certified signatures to qualify for a Democratic primary ballot spot and currently sits at 1,504, according to elections officials. If state
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