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Will the US Supreme Court’s recent ruling affect CT absentee voting?
Mail-in ballots, or absentee ballots, began going out Oct. 2 in CT for the general election on Nov. 3. Here’s what CT voters should know.
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Lamont, lawmakers call for changes to CT prison debt law
Gov. Ned Lamont and leaders from both political parties said they want to change a law that charges people for time spent in prison.
Recent ICE arrests at CT airports draw officials’ ire
Elected officials pointed to how public spaces like courthouses, city streets and bus stops that have been targeted by ICE in recent weeks.
Blumenthal, Lamont: Trump blocking CT grants for political reasons
A judge ruled the Trump administration illegally halted $53 million in clean energy grants for CT recipients. They have yet to be released.
Reticent in primary, Lamont hits Fazio early in general-election ads
Gov. Ned Lamont, seldom comfortable with the grittier aspects of political combat, is regularly hitting Republican Ryan Fazio in TV ads.
Ryan Fazio pledges unprecedented CT income tax cut
GOP gubernatorial candidate Ryan Fazio said his plan to cut income taxes would return up to $2,500 annually to middle-class families by 2031.
Ritter: Post by GOP student running for CT House is antisemitic
Connecticut House Majority Leader Matt Ritter said Monday the video is evidence of antisemitism that should end Will Gifford’s campaign.
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