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On Tuesday, New Haven voters will pick their Democratic nominee for November’s mayoral election. I am voting for incumbent mayor Justin Elicker. Here’s why. Elicker […]
Connecticut Democrats will choose mayoral nominees in three of the state’s four largest cities. Polls open Tuesday, Sept. 12, from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m.
As this year’s mayoral race heats up, the candidates are hoping to sell their economic visions to voters in the face of a housing crisis and rising cost of living.
The primary, which will be held on Sept. 12, will feature only these two candidates after two other challengers failed to make the ballot.
A state judge has dismissed mayoral challenger Shafiq Abdussabur’s lawsuit trying to press his way onto the Sept. 12 Democratic primary ballot — on the grounds that the first absentee ballots have already been cast, the election is therefore underway, and changing which candidates are participating now would run “the risk of voter confusion.”