Absentee voting has recently come into the spotlight in CT thanks to allegations of voter fraud in Bridgeport’s Democratic primary election.
Gabby DeBenedictis
As Director of Engagement, Gabby is responsible for growing, engaging and retaining CT Mirror's audience of members, newsletter subscribers, website users and social media followers. Gabby joined CT Mirror in June 2022 as its first audience engagement specialist. She previously served in writing and production roles on Patch.com's Connecticut team, at The Woonsocket Call in Rhode Island and at the Houston Chronicle via the Dow Jones News Fund. She is a Connecticut native who holds a bachelor’s degree in journalism from UConn and is pursuing a master's degree in integrated marketing communications from Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism.
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Lo que debe saber sobre tiempo libre remunerado en el trabajo
Esto es lo que debe saber sobre la Licencia Familiar y Médica de Connecticut y la Licencia Pagada de Connecticut.
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What CT residents should know about the new COVID-19 vaccine
Here’s what Connecticut residents should know about the updated COVID-19 shots approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Monday.
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CT Family and Medical Leave vs. Paid Leave: Here’s what to know
Paid leave and job-protected leave are offered in CT under two separate programs, each with their own application process.
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¿Cómo se gravan las ganancias de jubilación en CT?
Aquí hay una guía actualizada que describe las exenciones de impuestos actuales de Connecticut sobre los ingresos de jubilación.
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How does CT tax retirement earnings? Here’s what to know
A new CT tax cut package expanded existing exemptions and other tax breaks for retiring income, involving pensions, annuities and IRAs.
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Connecticut College has seen protests, resignations and demands. What’s going on?
This spring, Connecticut College President Katherine Bergeron resigned amid protests over diversity and equity issues. Here’s what happened.
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CT will fill 3 state House seats in Tuesday special election. Here’s what to know
CT voters in Hartford, West Hartford, Middletown and Stamford will vote for their next state house representatives on Tuesday.
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Election 2022: Everything Connecticut residents need to know before voting this year
How do I register to vote? Where is my polling location? Can I vote absentee? Your questions about CT’s 2022 election, answered.
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Election 2022: How close are Connecticut’s top races?
A look at national analysts’ projections for Connecticut’s statewide and congressional elections.
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National projections show key CT races tilting heavily toward Democrats
National analysts say Republicans likely won’t win Connecticut’s statewide midterms. Some GOP congressional candidates’ chances are better.