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President Joe Biden’s exit from the 2024 presidential race could have significant implications for down-ballot races on Long Island. WSHU’s Desiree D’Iorio spoke with Lawrence Levy from the National Center for Suburban Studies at Hofstra University about what could be in store for the Long Island congressional delegation.
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Delegates and guests from Connecticut and other blue states insisted intra-party differences disappeared Saturday after Trump was shot.
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Suffolk County voters get to choose this November about whether to fund a water quality improvement plan through a sales tax increase.
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Connecticut Republican legislative leaders want Gov. Ned Lamont and state Democrats to appoint a bipartisan commission on election integrity. It’s in response to last week’s arrest of four people for alleged election fraud in Bridgeport.
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Connecticut’s ranked-choice voting working group has been assured that the system would enable a more diverse pool of candidates for elected office.
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A panel considering proposals for introducing ranked-choice voting in Connecticut is scheduled to hold its first meeting this week. The panel is made up of a bipartisan group of lawmakers, municipal leaders and civic engagement advocates appointed by Gov. Ned Lamont.
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WSHU’s Desiree D’Iorio spoke with Larry Levy, executive director of the National Center for Suburban Studies at Hofstra University, about the unique role that Long Islanders play in national politics about former President Donald Trump’s guilty verdict in the hush money case.
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Voters in Suffolk County are one step closer to seeing a referendum on their ballot this November. The initiative would let residents decide on a tax hike to protect water quality.
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New York State Attorney General Letitia James is appealing a county court ruling that removed the Equal Rights Amendment from the November ballot due to a procedural error.
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The primaries, a gentle test for CT’s first foray into in-person early voting, saw about 18,000 votes cast ahead of Tuesday.