In CT, elections are secure not because power is centralized, but because it is shared transparently, locally, and with bipartisan oversight.

Recent articles claimed election fraud cases in our state failed to inspire a legislative response. That is false.

It is not often I find myself aligned with Republican U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell. But this week, we found rare common ground on the subject of U.S. elections.

We know why it’s important to shop local and eat local; Connecticut, the Nov. 7 elections are your chance to VOTE local.

Connecticut needs affordable health care options so that businesses and nonprofits, which are integral contributors to our state economy, can exist and thrive.