As Kamala Harris and Donald Trump face off in the presidential race, Connecticut’s five U.S. representatives and Sen. Chris Murphy are up for reelection, as are members of the Connecticut General Assembly. Keep up with the races here.
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CT Democrats ask: In 2024 election, where was the city turnout?
Kamala Harris’ shrinking margins in CT cities are similar to a drop in the urban vote for Gov. Ned Lamont. Democrats are looking for answers.
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Why did most CT towns shift red? Fewer votes for Democrats
One of the main reasons why the Republican Party gained a larger share of the total vote compared to 2020 was a decrease in Democratic votes — not always an increase in Republican votes.
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Torrington recount resolves House race, reopens Senate contest
A recount in Torrington that confirmed Rep. Michelle Cook’s loss triggered another recount that Sen. Lisa Seminara says puts her loss in question.
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Chris Reddy, loser in UConn district, files elections complaint
The candidate said some voters, including UConn students, may have been ineligible. Mansfield’s registrars of voters defended the results.
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Will Trump win spur CT to cut taxes on working families?
Gov. Ned Lamont pledged to address ‘pocketbook issues,’ but that doesn’t necessarily mean Democrats will look to cut taxes next spring.
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election guides
Connecticut 2024 Voter Guide
Your questions about how to vote in CT’s 2024 election answered, plus candidates’ stances on abortion, Israel aid, electric cars and more.
In CT, no-excuse absentee voting is on the ballot. Here’s what to know
In this year’s election, CT voters will be asked whether the state constitution should be amended to allow all voters to cast ballots by mail.