Early voting in Connecticut commenced this year and for the first three days in advance of the August 13 primaries, 130 Democrats in Bridgeport cast
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Category: State Politics
Beekeeper Himes Stings GOP State Chair Proto’s Rhetoric
Congressman Jim Himes knows a thing or two about beekeeping. He’s been stung a few times, but also knows how to zap a rejoinder at
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Absentee Ballot Action Down For State Legislative Races
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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Local Transit Workers Endorse Finch For State Senate – ‘Advocate For Mass Transit, Renewable Energy’
The Bridgeport-based Local 1336 of the Amalgamated Transit Union that represents the transit bus operators, maintenance mechanics and dispatch supervisors for the Greater Bridgeport Transit
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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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Two Teacher Unions Back Sujata For State Senate – Candidate Supports Tuition-Free College
State Senate candidate Sujata Gadkar-Wilcox who supports tuition-free college education as “the best scenario” has won endorsements from teacher unions that represent Connecticut educators at
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Early Voting Starts Monday – See Precincts For Aug. 13 Primaries
Early voting commences Monday in advance of the August 13 primaries: In Bridgeport, the Margaret Morton Government Center, in Stratford the Baldwin Center and the
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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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