Elections for Connecticut governor have been razor close since 2010, the last blowout was for Republican Jodi Rell in 2006. A 10-point lead for Governor
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Category: Analysis and Comment
The Argument For Revitalizing Downtown’s Majestic Theaters
For many decades a south-bound drive to Downtown Bridgeport via the Route 8 Connector on Main Street painted a gloomy picture in a blighted strip.
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Gaston Outspent Incumbent Bradley By Nearly 3 To 1 In State Senate Primary
City faith leader Herron Gaston spent approximately $120,000, most of it public dollars, to defeat incumbent State Senator Dennis Bradley in the August 9 Democratic
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On Eve Of Trial Testimony, Legal Maneuverings In State House Primary Outcome
UPDATE: Trial continued to Tuesday morning September 13 Testimony in the Brown-Hennessy Democratic primary outcome is scheduled to start Friday morning, but not without legal
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Thrice Is Nice, For Lamont A Trifecta At The Ballot Box
Democratic nominee, Connecticut Working Families Party line and now a third ballot placement for Governor Ned Lamont In November, albeit from a lesser-known political group,
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Hennessy-Brown Primary War Beckons Court Testimony Before Judge Stevens
Court testimony is scheduled to start Friday morning before Superior Court Judge Barry Stevens who’ll weigh several options: certifying City Councilman’s Marcus Brown’s two-vote win
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Jayme Stevenson Endorsed For Congress By Independent Party, Two Ballot Spots In November
In her quest to upset Democratic Congressman Jim Himes, Republican Jayme Stevenson on Thursday won the endorsement of the Connecticut Independent Party, giving her two
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Former Federal Prosecutor, Defense Attorney Jimmy Pickerstein–Big Man, Big Heart–Dies
Big man, big voice, large presence in a courtroom, even when he wasn’t in one. Jimmy Pickerstein’s boisterous hallway conviviality could be heard booming larger
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