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Voters head to the polls Tuesday

Voting concludes Tuesday in the Connecticut midterm elections for congressional, gubernatorial and other statewide races. Voters could also decide on control over the state General Assembly and whether to expand early voting in the state. Check back here for results, which are expected to trickle in hours — if not, days — after Election Day.

With the election two days away, Democratic Gov. Ned Lamont is poised to repel Republican challenger Bob Stefanowski’s run at the office for a second time, if the polls are accurate. A rematch of the...

Republican Bob Stefanowski’s positions on climate and environment are less clear.

Mohegan ― The three top candidates for governor met at Mohegan Sun on Tuesday for the final debate of the gubernatorial race, and, with a week until Election Day, it was the candidates’ last clear opp...

Connecticut’s Republican gubernatorial candidate Bob Stefanowski has doubled down on his pledge to reverse the state’s two-year old police accountability law, if elected governor.

With three central Connecticut state senators leaving this year, voters in parts of Avon, Glastonbury, Manchester, Middletown and beyond will get to choose between all-new candidates on Election Day.

Nationally, Republicans largely have sought to downplay the issue while Democrats are campaigning on it.

“I misspoke last night and unlike Gov. Lamont, when I make an innocent mistake, I correct it and move on," Stefanowski said.

There can be only one explanation to Lamont’s unceasing obstruction of the public’s view of the public’s business: He does not trust the people of Connecticut and their right to know how he uses his power.