UPDATE: She needs 1,585 certified signatures to qualify for a Democratic primary ballot spot and currently sits at 1,504, according to elections officials. If state
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Tag: Juliemar Ortiz
Now What? For Bradley, Trial Delay Means Back To Campaign Trail And Possible Outcome Post Primary
The federal campaign finance trial of State Senator Dennis Bradley has been delayed indefinitely as federal prosecutors seek an appeal reversal to include a longer
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Political Eyes On Bradley’s Federal Trial–Hennessy, d’Haiti, Ortiz Scour Neighborhood Signatures To Qualify For Primary
Field operatives are fanning across neighborhoods for signatures to help candidates petition onto the August 9 Democratic primary ballot for state office. The featured races
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Gaston Endorsed For State Senate, Incumbent Bradley Qualifies For Primary, Ortiz Seeks Petitions
Assistant Chief Administrative Officer Herron Gaston Tuesday night was overwhelmingly endorsed by Democratic Party regulars at the convention to represent Connecticut’s 23rd Senate District, the
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Dems, GOP Endorse Statewide Candidates, Primaries Loom For Some Spots
Statewide candidates received respective party endorsements over the weekend. Dems backed U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal, Gov. Ned Lamont, Lt. Gov. Susan Bysiewicz, Attorney General William
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The Screwy Wabbit State Senate Race–Dem Candidates Mine Delegates In Advance Of Party Conventions
This weekend Connecticut Democrats will assemble in Hartford to endorsement candidates for all six constitutional offices as well as the U.S. Senate seat of incumbent
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Navigating Political Future, With Trial Looming, Bradley Raises $25K For Reelection
Four weeks from scheduled jury selection, charged federally with alleged chicanery of Connecticut’s public finance system, State Senator Dennis Bradley is juggling his liberty, incumbency
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Here Comes Jmar–Juliemar Ortiz Enters Race For State Senate
In the swirl that is Connecticut’s 23rd Senate District, Juliemar Ortiz, no stranger to media and political campaigns, has entered the arena. The former press
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