On Tuesday, Democrats in Georgia and Texas picked new, young, and diverse candidates to run for governor and Congress in the fall. In Connecticut, Democrats have settled on Ned Lamont and the old guard.
“I can’t bring myself to engage in a certain blind opposition simply because I’m worried," Murphy told Politico.
It's part of a new digital advertisement from David Stemerman, a businessman and Republican candidate for governor.
Reclaim Connecticut's weekly update on the gubernatorial (and downballot) races returns.
Reclaim Connecticut spoke to Thad Gray, the GOP-endorsed candidate for treasurer who's headed for a tough primary battle with State Sen. Art Linares (R-Westbrook).
The three-time candidate will carry the Democratic Party endorsement for governor into the summer (and maybe the fall), but Susan Bysiewicz has a primary on her hands for lieutenant governor.
The ad touts Stemerman's new plan to "save Connecticut."
Kurt Miller won the CT GOP endorsement for comptroller last weekend. Now he's pivoting to a focus on Comptroller Kevin Lembo (D-Conn.), who Miller says is a "rubber stamp for Governor Malloy."
A new report from the Tax Foundation finds that Connecticut compares poorly to almost every state in the country when it comes to funding pensions.
