Although multimillionaire Greenwich businessman Ned Lamont only announced an exploratory gubernatorial effort Wednesday, he probably has already decided to enter the race fully, said Lamont's 2006 U.S. Senate campaign chairman, former state Senate majority leader George Jepsen.
As state Democrats continued late in the day to react to Lamont's announcement of [...]
In a move that sharply changes the dynamics of the governor's race, Greenwich entrepreneur Ned Lamont announced Wednesday that he is opening an exploratory committee for governor.
Lamont, who spent about $16 million of his own money to run for the U.S. Senate against Joseph I. Lieberman in 2006, would clearly' [...]
Connecticut Democratic party Chairwoman Nancy DiNardo says local issues, personalities and the power of incumbency all played a huge role in shaping the outcomes of yesterday's municipal contests.
"Democracy would be a lot more fun if we won all the time, but that's just not the way it is. We congratulate all of" [...]
State Republican Chairman Christopher Healy's press release today was headed "Color Connecticut Red, Big Night For CTGOP. Here is his statement:
Republican candidates for local office came thundering through cities and towns throughout Connecticut in one of the most successful nights in state party history.
While Republicans won the Governorships in New" [...]
Nearly one year after gay couples began marrying in Connecticut, Maine voters overturned that state's same-sex marriage law.
The vote on Tuesday followed an intense, emotional and expensive battle that attracted national attention.
"If we can win in Maine, we can win anywhere,'' said Brian Brown, executive director of the National Organization for Marriage, which spent nearly $1.8 million'" [...]
