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
In CT’s 3rd District, DeLauro eyes gavel as Lancia seeks change
U.S. Rep. Rosa DeLauro will face Republican Chris Lancia and two other opponents. She’s seeking a 19th term in the New Haven-based seat.
With affordability top of mind, Greenwich voters cast ballots, donate food at polls
Residents wishing to make a donation of non-perishable food, can do so at Greenwich Town Hall during early voting hours through Nov. 1.
Tax reform group to offer plan despite request to delay release
The CT Citizens Assembly on Property Taxes declined Comptroller Sean Scanlon’s request to withhold its proposals until after the election.
Joe Courtney, George Austin square off in Eastern CT’s 2nd District
U.S. Rep. Joe Courtney faces Republican George Austin, who hopes to improve his party’s chances despite a tough political environment.
Democrats outnumber Republicans in first day of early voting in CT
Democrats outnumbered Republicans by nearly a 4-1 margin at the polls Monday in the first of 14 days of early voting in Connecticut.
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