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Twenty candidates have opened CT General Assembly election or reelection campaigns in 2024 so far, joining dozens who filed papers last year.

"I doubt you would call YOUR OWN children a burden or problematic," one user commented.

On Tuesday, the results in 187 General Assembly contests will provide a more granular snapshot of Connecticut’s evolving political identity.

Ceci Maher was not surprised to find one freshly transplanted New Yorker after another as she campaigned door to door on a tree-lined street leading up a hill away from the Saugatuck River in Westport. It's been a trend. “Brooklyn, mostly,” Maher said. Maher is a Democrat running for the open seat in the 26th Senate District in Fairfield County, a region that has been shifting from Republican to Democratic for more than a decade, a consequence of demographic and political change.

It’s an imperfect measure, to be sure. Political advantages wax and wane, pushed by national political currents, but also offset by the relative strengths and weaknesses of candidates.

"People need to learn what no means," one user commented. "The fact they tried to get another judge to ignore your wishes is the biggest one for me."

NewCanaanite.com recently received the following letter(s) to the editor. Please send letters to editor@newcanaanite.com for publication here. *** Dear Editor, It is an honor to write a Letter of Endorsement of this year’s Slate of Democratic candidates. From our Governor Ned Lamont to our local representatives, we could not have a better team of individuals […]

Daily Caller news and commentary writer Kay Smythe said politicians are concerned about attaining fame and popularity while Americans are struggling.

Democratic Connecticut state Senate candidate Trevor Crow invited her Republican competitor to her next gynecologist appointment.

Residents will be choosing between 10 candidates for state offices, many new faces, this...