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CT governor candidates lively in last debate while breaking no new ground
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House Democrat: Paper ballots protect against Musk’s potential election hacking
New Haven Register
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CT governor debate fact check: Reviewing claims about taxes, special education

Ned Lamont and Republican rival Ryan Fazio clashed Tuesday night in the second and final televised gubernatorial debate of the 2026 campaign. The two contenders for the top post in state government met at the Mohegan Sun in Uncasville in Eastern Connecticut one week from Election Day on Nov.
Hartford Courant on MSN
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Conn. governor’s candidates claims: What’s true, and what’s misleading

Voters watching a blitz of television commercials in the final weeks of the Connecticut governor’s campaign have been swamped by a tsunami of conflicting claims and counterclaims. Some are true, some are false, and many mislead by not telling the entire story. Republican gubernatorial nominee Ryan Fazio has repeatedly said in commercials that Gov. Ned Lamont raised taxes, while Lamont counters ...
Hartford Courant
2d

CT young Republicans trying to win on Nov. 3, often against young Democrats. The youngest just turned 18.

One candidate it not deterred by political odds in a traditionally Democratic district where Republicans have won only one House election since a prominent Democratic attorney recaptured the seat in 1986.
nytimes.com
3d

Connecticut 5th Congressional District 2026: Latest Polls

Hartford Courant on MSN
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Gov. Lamont, Sen. Fazio clash in first CT gubernatorial debate over taxes, electricity

From the opening statements, Gov. Ned Lamont and Republican challenger Ryan Fazio came out swinging in their first debate Thursday night as they clashed on everything from taxes and electric rates to President Donald Trump’s policies. They disagreed on solutions to difficult problems as Lamont, a two-term Democrat, is seeking his third term against the 36-year-old Greenwich resident who has ...
MassLive
5d

New England Democrats are playing for a regional sweep. Here’s where it could happen

Democrats could gain control of multiple New England state legislatures and governorships, potentially turning the region into a near one-party stronghold.
USA Today
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Joe Courtney, George Austin square off in Eastern CT’s 2nd District

Connecticut’s 2nd Congressional District is one of the more competitive seats in the state, on paper, with Joe Courtney facing George Austin.
Hartford Courant on MSN
6d

UConn grad challenges two-term CT senator. What they say about energy costs, education and more

Sen. Jeff Gordon, the Republican incumbent from Woodstock, says he has made substantial progress in working across the aisle to improve education and target costs for Connecticut residents. He’s also willing to acknowledge federal cuts are harming the state. But a 26-year-old former lobbyist says it’s not enough. Ethan Werstler, a University of Connecticut graduate and third-generation ...
Hartford Courant
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Tens of thousands in CT have already voted. Here’s where

Democrats outnumbered Republicans by nearly a 4-1 margin at the polls Monday in the first of 14 days of early voting in Connecticut, the secretary of the state’s office reported Tuesday. With polls open from 10 a.

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