One week left to decide if changes will occur in Bridgeport’s legislative delegation with two incumbents trying to hold off endorsed Democrats in the August
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Category: City Politics
Hispanic Support Key To Gaston’s State Senate Run
City Council members Aidee Nieves and Maria Valle have proven themselves mighty vote producers on the East Side, a critical component in city faith leader
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Awaiting Trial With Bradley, Problems Mount For Jessica Martinez
You wonder when former Board of Education chair Jessica Martinez hits bottom, or recognizes it before it’s too late. Domestic violence encounters, drug issues, federal
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With Absentee Ballot Push On, A Premium Placed On Poaching
Absentee ballots are a rite of passage in city primaries. They’re especially rewarding when poached by an opponent against a rival. Nothing like purloining ballots
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Bradley Pitches Reelection And A Punch To Go The Distance
Winning is relative in boxing and politics. Rocky Balboa just wanted to go the distance with Apollo Creed. For Balboa that’s all he needed for
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Brown For State Rep., Gaston For State Senate Campaign Mailers Make Introductions To Dem Voters
Campaign pieces are hitting mailboxes across the city with two high-profile legislative primary races on August 9. City Councilman Marcus Brown is the endorsed Democrat
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Ortiz Vies For Working Families Party Line in November
Short on signatures to qualify for the August 9 Democratic primary for state senate, Juliemar Ortiz is trying to close the deal for a ballot
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A Sack, A Hack And A PAC–The Evolving Relationship Between Mayoral-Ambitious John Gomes And Anti-Ganim Political Committee
It’s just a matter of time before fired Assistant Chief Administrative Officer John Gomes gets into the mayoral race. His termination only accelerated his inevitable
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