CT state employee accused of changing party affiliation on voter registration cards
Investigators alleged that she altered several voter registration cards by changing the affiliation party from “No” or ...
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New Britain mayor to make 'major announcement' about her future in politics
NEW BRITAIN, Conn. — New Britain Mayor Erin Stewart is set to make a "major announcement" about her next plans in Connecticut ...
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CT state employee changed Torrington voter registrations to Democrat without consent, police say
Arlanda Brantley, an employee of the Connecticut Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services, altered registrations to ...
Gov. Ned Lamont nominates several new judges in Connecticut
Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont wants to elevate an Appellate Court judge to the Supreme Court and two former state lawmakers to ...
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CT State employee charged with voter registration fraud in Torrington
Police said she is accused of changing the affiliation party from "No" or "Republican" to "Democrat" without the consent of ...
DMHAS employee accused of altering voter registration cards
A state employee at the Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services accused of altering voter registration cards in ...
This Week in Connecticut: Nancy DiNardo reflects on tenure, wants 3rd term for Gov. Ned Lamont
Connecticut Democratic Party Chair Nancy DiNardo is stepping down. On This Week in Connecticut, she spoke with Dennis House ...
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Connecticut Delegates Take On Trump Policies, Nominations
Connecticut's Washington delegation was busy last week in efforts to derail some of the Trump administration's initiatives ...
Connecticut lawmaker introduces bill requiring voters to show valid photo ID
HARTFORD, Conn. (TNND) — A Connecticut lawmaker introduced a bill this week that would require residents to present valid ...
Trump's endorsement faces first tests of his presidency in Florida special primary elections
The winners of Florida’s primaries Tuesday will be heavily favored to win open congressional seats this spring.
73 percent of Connecticut residents say the country is on the 'wrong track,' survey says
Eighty percent of Republicans in Connecticut said the country is on the wrong track, compared to 79 percent of Democrats.