Kevin Rennie: Connecticut Republicans are fading. Here’s an example of why.
Both candidates revealed a cruel streak when addressing the struggles of the poor to pay for electricity in a state with the second highest rates in the continental United States.
Whether to publicly say Trump’s name becomes issue in Connecticut congressional debate
U.S. Rep. Jahana Hayes is criticizing her Republican opponent in Connecticut's hotly contested 5th Congressional District for not saying former President Donald Trump's name.
Early voting in Connecticut starts Oct. 21. Here's what to know about the process
To vote, you’ll need to arrive at the early voting location and declare that you have not previously voted in this election.
Connecticut catches a glimpse of the Northern Lights
PHOTOS: Northern lights are seen across Connecticut
Photos: Northern lights visible tonight in parts of Connecticut
5 takeaways from 2024 election candidates and races
Connecticut voter guide: 5 takeaways from 2024 election candidates and races
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Connecticut’s VOTE411 Voter Guide Provides Campaign Finance Feature
Your Local Election HQ: Connecticut voter guide for 2024 general election
News 8 is your local election headquarters ahead of the November election as Connecticut residents cast their ballots.
Jahana Hayes, George Logan face off in Connecticut 5th district debate
On Wednesday evening, the two candidates vying for Connecticut’s 5th Congressional District met on the debate stage for the first time in this election cycle. Incumbent Democratic Sen. Jahana Hayes and former Republican Sen.
No-excuse absentee voting is on the ballot in Connecticut. Here’s what to know
Currently, voters have to provide an excuse, such as sickness or being out of town, to get an absentee ballot, but the success of this year’s ballot question would change that. The question on the ballot would ask Connecticut voters if they approve a constitutional amendment to allow no-excuse absentee ballots.
Courtney, France rematch covers many issues in CT’s 2nd District
Courtney and France faced off at Connecticut College in New London. The debate covered a lot, including affordable housing, immigration, women’s rights, and more key issues on a lot of voters’ minds. It was a rematch for the two candidates. France lost by about 50,000 votes to Courtney in 2022.
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FBI watching security threats, gearing up for Election Day in Connecticut
Anish Shukla, FBI New Haven's acting special agent in charge, says they are looking forward to a peaceful election and advises residents to call if necessary.
Larson faces a former Democrat in CT’s 1st District race
All five members of Connecticut’s Congressional delegation are seeking re-election, and all are being challenged.
Whether to publicly say Trump's name becomes issue in Connecticut congressional debate
U.S. Rep. Jahana Hayes is criticizing her Republican opponent in Connecticut's hotly contested 5th Congressional District for not saying former President Donald Trump's name
FBI shares key issues they’re working on to protect Connecticut residents
From preventing cyber crime to maintaining election security, the FBI takes on a wide range of issues to ensure the safety of Connecticut residents. “These are the key issues that we are working on today,