From the advocacy group Impact CT Last week, we asked what Connecticut Democrats would do with even bigger majorities in the Legislature. With less than
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Category: State Politics
Lamont Extols Housing Bill, Brushes Over Past Veto
By Maia Nehme, CT Mirror October 15, 2026 Gov. Ned Lamont praised Connecticut’s sweeping housing legislation on Thursday for empowering towns and suburbs — just
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Early Voting Begins Monday
Early voting across Connecticut starts Monday, for Bridgeport at the Margaret Morton Government Center, 999 Broad Street. The main event nationally for Nov. 3, will
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Bridgeport’s No Kings March Saturday
From event organizers: In Bridgeport – and in America – we have no kings. Power does not belong to strongmen, billionaires, or elected officials who
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‘We’re Gonna Win’ – Still Spunky At 83, A Ready Rosa DeLauro Poised For Power Of The Pen In Congress
For nearly 40 years Rosa DeLauro has served as the leading lady in Connecticut’s 3rd Congressional District that covers Democratic strongholds New Haven, Middletown, Hamden
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Murphy Hits US Campaign Trail, Seeks To Boost CT ‘No Kings’ Rallies
By Lisa Hagen, CT Mirror October 12, 2026 U.S. Sen. Chris Murphy will fan out across the country in the final weeks before the midterm
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Himes: Trump’s Numbers In The Toilet, If Democrats Win Trump Won’t Accept Election Results
By Mark Pazniokas, CT Mirror October 7, 2026 Congressman Jim Himes, the ranking Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, warned Wednesday of efforts to undermine
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“I’d Be A Great Senator” – Look Out Dick, Speculation Centers On Congresswoman Hayes Challenging Blumenthal
Good morning and welcome back to the Tip Sheet, a weekly newsletter from Tom Dudchik’s Capitol Report written by Mike Cerulli. This week, we’re dipping
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