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Connecticut GOP Senate race: Themis Klarides raises most; Leora Levy loans herself more - Vimarsana News

Connecticut GOP Senate race: Themis Klarides raises most; Leora Levy loans herself more

Campaign reports filed Friday showed that Klarides raised $425,431 in the first quarter, compared to $294,930 for Levy and $158,058 for Lumaj. No other Republican reported significant fundraising in the race.

Connecticut lobbyists back at Capitol after two years to influence legislation - Vimarsana News

Connecticut lobbyists back at Capitol after two years to influence legislation

Lobbying is the art of personal persuasion, reading body language, and making follow-up points. That is very hard to do on the phone or on Zoom.

Gas prices in Connecticut hit record high; can politicians find relief? - Vimarsana News

Gas prices in Connecticut hit record high; can politicians find relief?

Republican gubernatorial contender Bob Stefanowski has called for suspension of both state taxes applied to gasoline.

Gas prices in CT hit a record high; Politicians scrambling to find relief - Vimarsana News

Gas prices in CT hit a record high; Politicians scrambling to find relief

Soaring gasoline prices have Republicans and Democrats scrambling for options to provide relief to motorists. Republican gubernatorial contender Bob Stefanowski on Wednesday called for suspension of both state taxes applied to gasoline, while House and Senate Republicans scheduled a 10 a.m. press conference Thursday to unveil a relief plan. Meanwhile, leaders of the Democratic majorities in the House and Senate have met with Gov. Ned Lamont’s administration this week to consider options to ease household budgets getting clobbered at the pumps.

Lawmakers mull bill requiring supermarkets to donate excess edible food - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers mull bill requiring supermarkets to donate excess edible food

A bipartisan group of Connecticut lawmakers is co-sponsoring a bill that would require supermarkets to periodically donate unsold food that’s still edible. Republican and Democratic lawmakers expressed support for expanding food donations to help those in need, but there was debate over whether to mandate them.