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A recount confirmed Republican Joe Canino's narrow win over eight-term incumbent Michelle Cook in Torrington’s 65th District.
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With the 2024 presidential election just around the corner, many first-time voters are preparing to cast their ballots. However, some who are newly eligible to vote have chosen not to participate.
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Secretary of the State Stephanie Thomas announced that her office, along with the Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection, will provide fire suppressants for the inside of the drop boxes as a precaution.
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Open carry is already banned in Connecticut, but the state’s U.S. senators want to ban it from all polling locations and places where election workers are doing their jobs.
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According to Secretary of State Stephanie Thomas, more than 310,000 people took advantage of the first week of early voting in Connecticut.
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There is an astonishingly wide partisan divide in CT over how confident voters are that the November election will be counted accurately.
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U.S. officials warn that disinformation and misinformation about the vote count are big threats to voter confidence in this year's election. In Connecticut, all votes are by paper ballot.
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CT's fiscal controls, while impossible to ignore, don't translate well to the campaign trail. So how are politicians framing the discussion?
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The ballot question asks Connecticut voters to approve or reject a constitutional amendment that would require the state legislature to authorize no-excuse absentee voting.
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Across the country, some 42 million members of Gen Z will be eligible to vote in November, many of them for the first time. So what’s on their mind as they head to the ballot box? We’ve been talking to young voters in Connecticut to find out.