A Suffolk County election official says early voting is too expensive to run this year. Can the ocean be shared by both marine life and offshore wind? Connecticut’s Department of Labor plans to take back millions in unemployment payments, and drama over gerrymandering.
Connecticut voters will decide on the 2022 Election Day ballot whether to expand the state’s tight restrictions on when they’re allowed to vote by absentee ballot.
COVID sweeps through Suffolk’s police dispatch office, amendments that could change the way Connecticut residents vote, and New York nursing home residents can have visitors soon.
Connecticut Secretary of the State Denise Merrill wants lawmakers to support constitutional amendments that would allow for early voting and no-excuse absentee ballots.
Could Connecticut balance its budget without raising taxes on residents? Strides in prison reform in Connecticut, and on Long Island, the future of police reform.
