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As described by attendees, a typical party could bring in thousands of dollars in donations, giving some elected officials almost half their annual campaign haul in a single night.

Connecticut's Supreme Court has ruled that two Republican candidates for the state...

The Conn. Supreme Court ruled that two Republican candidates for the state legislature should not have been fined for criticizing the governor in their campaign ads.

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Jessica Kordas, a candidate for Attorney General, and Mary Fay, a candidate for Comptroller, must raise $86,600 in contributions to be eligible to receive public grants.

The college and the Republican Board of Elections commissioner are clashing over treatment of Red Hooks District 5 sites.

Its still unclear whether Gov. Ned Lamont will support the new positions.

“I was thrilled it was bipartisan and unanimous, and I hope that means there’s a real shot at having a fully functioning, fully independent contracting standards board in the state of Connecticut after 15 years,” Sen. Mae Flexer, D-Windham said.

The state’s contracting watchdog panel moved one step closer Monday to getting the investigative staff it has sought since its inception 13 years ago. The Government Administration and Elections Committee voted 16-0 to approve a bill mandating that the five investigative posts sought by the State Contracting Standards Board be filled before the first quarter of the next fiscal year ends, in late September.

State contracting watchdog clears hurdle to add investigative staff- The state’s contracting watchdog panel moved one step closer Monday to getting the investigative staff it has sought since its inception 13 years ago.The Government Administration and Elections Committee voted 16-0 to approve a bill mandating that the...