With rents rising in Connecticut, advocates are lobbying for a law to cap costs. The proposed measure is receiving pushback from landlords. CT Mirror reporter
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SOTS Chief Proposes 10 Days Of Early Voting To Legislature
Municipal electors would have 10 days of in-person early voting if a proposal by Secretary of the State Stephanie Thomas is approved by the Connecticut
Read moreThe Politics Of An Election-Year Budget
With the legislative session underway and Governor Ned Lamont weeks away from his budget proposal, municipal leaders are poised to lobby the governor and state
Read moreFlip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah: 45 Towns Turn From Stef To Ned In 2022
CT Mirror graphic Four years ago, it was all about urban turnout propelling Ned Lamont over Bob Stefanowski for governor. This time for Lamont it
Read moreFor State Rep. Hennessy, Problems With Vaccines, House Speaker Ritter And A Primary Opponent
Hennessy rallies in Hartford against vaccines. Image from his government web page On March 16, 2020, as Covid-19 exploded onto the scene in Connecticut forcing
Read more‘Treated As An Orphan’–Newton, Bradley Pan Legislative Tax Cuts At City Expense
The “historic” tax cut trumpeted by most Democrats in the state legislature is receiving a resounding sour note from City Councilman Ernie Newton and State
Read moreIn An Election Year Flush With Cash Does State Reserve Or Spend?
Every occupant of state elective office will be on the ballot this year, from the governor and other constitutional positions to all members of the
Read moreKlarides Pivots To U.S. Senate Race Against Blumenthal
Connecticut Republicans now enjoy pep in their political steps following the announcement from former GOP House Leader Themis Klarides she’ll challenge incumbent Democrat Richard Blumenthal
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