Absentee ballot activity is dramatically below last year’s Democratic mayoral cycle that broke records and dispatched national attention from videos showcasing operatives placing ballots into
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Category: Analysis and Comment
How Many Times Have You Voted Early? Gaston, Newton Accelerate Votes In Final Week Of State Senate Clash
It took a while for Connecticut, the land of steady habits, to join the ranks of early voting but a cardinal-drenched City Councilman Ernie Newton,
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State Rep. Stafstrom Boosts Burns For State Senate
For City Councilman Scott Burns to be a threat in the August 13 Democratic primary to replace a retiring State Senator Marilyn Moore he must
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Happy 90th Birthday David Ellis Adams Carson – Innovator, Actuary, Banker, Philanthropist
When you talk about business impact and philanthropic influence in Bridgeport, David Carson’s legacy is to be admired with the likes of P.T. Barnum, industrialist
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Decoding The State Senate Battle To Replace Moore
In two weeks, with early voting starting August 5, Democratic primary voters will head to the polls for three key state legislative races in the
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Earl, You Make Me Mellow – Saluting Retired Sergeant Earl Mellow
There’s mountain ranges to like about Police Chief Roderick Porter. He salutes folks who put on the uniform then and now. As the chief notes
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State Rep. Rosario: We Must Ensure Ranked Choice Voting Works For All CT
Commentary from Bridgeport State Rep. Chris Rosario: As Gov. Ned Lamont’s Working Group to Study Ranked Choice Voting (RCV) continues its work, I want to emphasize the
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“There Ought To Be A Law” – Decoding ‘Charter Revision And Civic Engagement’
The City Council’s Ordinance Committee is scheduled to meet Tuesday evening to take up a “Proposed Resolution concerning the Initiation of a Charter Revision Process
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