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Author: Ana Radelat

Victorious Joe Biden: ‘We must restore the soul of America’
November 8, 2020

Victorious Joe Biden: ‘We must restore the soul of America’

by Ana Radelat
Blumenthal, Murphy back push for Connecticut voting reforms
November 6, 2020

Blumenthal, Murphy back push for Connecticut voting reforms

by Ana Radelat
For Q-Poll and other election pollsters, 2020 mistakes are a repeat of 2016
November 5, 2020

For Q-Poll and other election pollsters, 2020 mistakes are a repeat of 2016

by Ana Radelat
Dems unlikely to seize control in U.S. Senate
November 4, 2020

Dems unlikely to seize control in U.S. Senate

by Ana Radelat
All five of CT’s congressional incumbents are reelected
November 4, 2020

All five of CT’s congressional incumbents are reelected

by Ana Radelat
Platoons of lawyers, some from CT, ready to litigate results
November 3, 2020

Platoons of lawyers, some from CT, ready to litigate results

by Ana Radelat
Jahana Hayes, David Sullivan running classic race for U.S. House in unusual times
November 1, 2020

Jahana Hayes, David Sullivan running classic race for U.S. House in unusual times

by Ana Radelat
Bolstered by the power of incumbency, CT Dems in Congress favored for re-election
October 29, 2020

Bolstered by the power of incumbency, CT Dems in Congress favored for re-election

by Ana Radelat
Margaret Streicker pours $1.15 million into her campaign in the final days of a bitter race against Rosa DeLauro
October 27, 2020

Margaret Streicker pours $1.15 million into her campaign in the final days of a bitter race against Rosa DeLauro

by Ana Radelat
In Connecticut, COVID-related worker complaints are many, but feds punish few employers
October 27, 2020

In Connecticut, COVID-related worker complaints are many, but feds punish few employers

by Ana Radelat and Kasturi Pananjady
Senate confirms Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court; Sen. Blumenthal says day was ‘sad, surreal’
October 26, 2020

Senate confirms Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court; Sen. Blumenthal says day was ‘sad, surreal’

by Ana Radelat
CT donations to Biden campaign have surged
October 23, 2020

CT donations to Biden campaign have surged

by Ana Radelat and Kasturi Pananjady
Blumenthal, other Dems boycott Barrett vote, but nomination moves forward
October 22, 2020

Blumenthal, other Dems boycott Barrett vote, but nomination moves forward

by Ana Radelat
AG William Tong: $8.3b Purdue Pharma settlement is ‘unacceptable’
October 21, 2020

AG William Tong: $8.3b Purdue Pharma settlement is ‘unacceptable’

by Ana Radelat
Larson-Fay debate Zoombombed with racial slurs, obscene and homophobic comments
October 20, 2020

Larson-Fay debate Zoombombed with racial slurs, obscene and homophobic comments

by Ana Radelat
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