Leora Levy seeks GOP nod for Senate run 'to lead the fight for freedom,' challenge Richard Blumenthal
Greenwich resident Leora Levy has joined a crowded field of candidates seeking the GOP...
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Greenwich resident Leora Levy has joined a crowded field of candidates seeking the GOP...
Greenwich resident Leora Levy has joined a crowded field of candidates seeking the GOP...
Greenwich resident Leora Levy has joined a crowded field of candidates seeking the GOP...
On the day after Themis Klarides entered the race, Connecticut Republicans are still determining whether there could be a primary for the U.S. Senate seat.
By opting to run for U.S. Senate instead of governor, former state House Republican leader Themis Klarides has given Connecticut’s struggling GOP a chance to set the top of its 2022 ticket without a protracted fight. Klarides, 56, announced her decision in an appearance taped Friday and aired Sunday morning on News8 WTNH’s “This Week in CT,” ending weeks of public speculation and private pressure to make the switch.