Six thousand and rising. That’s the number of requests for absentee ballots in this outlier of a presidential preference primary August 11 that also includes
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Category: State Politics
Mercury Versus The Minster–Barr, Stallworth Tangle For State House Seat
On the final day a public grant could be approved before the August 11 primary, Tony Barr, the former Democratic Town Committee member, received word
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GOP Senate Candidate: Don’t Rush Police Reform In Special Session
Steve Choi, Republican candidate for State Senate in the 22nd District that includes Trumbull, Bridgeport and Monroe, issued the following statement regarding LCO 3471, An
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Kelvin Ayala Approved For Public Grant In Campaign Against State Rep. Felipe
The State Elections Enforcement Commission on Wednesday approved a $30,575.00 public grant to the State House campaign of Downtown businessman Kelvin Ayala who’s challenging Democratic-endorsed
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Chalkboarding Ayala Versus Felipe Democratic Primary For State House
Video courtesy Jonathan Rodrigues. In this peculiar election cycle, primary races for Connecticut legislature are in full bloom in advance of the August 11 vote.
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Check Out Primary Ballots, State Rep. Felipe Qualifies For Public Financing
About four weeks from August 11 primary day, ballots are being printed for absentee voting starting July 21. The pandemic has led Governor Ned Lamont
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Candidates Face Fundraising Deadline For Aug. 11 Primary
Big fundraising deadline comes July 17, the final day for candidates seeking state legislative seats to submit grant applications to the State Elections Enforcement Commission
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Carpetbagger Keeley Loses Again, Court Tosses “Weak” Argument For Ballot Access
Chalk up another loss for former State Rep. Bob Keeley (and Wanda Simmons). Superior Court Judge Barry Stevens on Wednesday denied their court challenge after
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