Many voters in Connecticut are not connected to any political party. About 42% of all registered voters in the state are unaffiliated. That’s more than one million people. But are they really unaffiliated? The results of the 2022 midterm elections tell a different story.
In the governor's race, most of the votes went to Democrat Governor Ned Lamont and Republican candidate, Bob Stefanowski. The Independent Party candidate, Robert Hotaling, won only 1% of the vote. So what does it mean to be “unaffiliated” in Connecticut and is there really momentum for a viable third-party candidate? We’ll find out on The Full Story.
GUESTS:
Dr. Gary Rose, Chairman of the Department of Government at Sacred Heart University
Rob Hotaling, 2022 gubernatorial Independent party candidate
Kenneth J. Krayeske, Green Party for Attorney General
