Gov. Ned Lamont is up for reelection this year, and voters will elect candidates to Connecticut’s other constitutional offices as well: Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, Secretary of the State, Comptroller, and Treasurer.
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2026 election coverage
Candidates in CT 1st District primary take aim at each other, Trump
The challengers to U.S. Rep. John Larson criticized both Trump and the Democratic Party in Congress. Larson trained his fire on the president.
From Sheff v. O’Neill to the 97th District race
Wildaliz Bermúdez was one of 10 plaintiffs to sue CT in the landmark 1989 case Sheff v. O’Neill. Now, she’s running for state representative.
SEEC delays approval of Josh Elliott’s public financing grant
CT’s State Elections Enforcement Commission found Rep. Elliott slightly shy of the $335,500 needed to qualify for a $3.75 million grant.
Lamont, Elliott talk housing, transportation and energy in online forum
The forum gave Josh Elliott the chance to pitch some big ideas, like abolishing local property taxes, while Gov. Lamont defended his record.
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