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Connecticut’s early and absentee voting topped 508,000 ahead of Tuesday’s election, according to preliminary numbers from the Secretary of the State’s office.
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When Connecticut votes on Election Day, officials will use a combination of paper ballots, tabulators and expanded voting options. This reflects years of changes and improvements to strengthen the voting system's integrity.
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Attorney General Letitia James, who has been a legal thorn in the president’s side, is seeking a third term.
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Murphy, 53, is in stable condition, according to a statement from his office announcing the stroke on Sunday.
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Senator Chris Murphy of Connecticut suffers stroke while watching his son play hockey on Saturday.
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The federal Department of Justice has sent a letter to New Haven officials saying it will deploy election monitors to polling sites in the city.
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New York and Connecticut are part of a multi-state coalition that General Motors has agreed to pay $220 million to settle claims that it sold drivers' private data and location information to insurance companies without authorization.
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Regulations regarding Y2K and women in the workforce are just some of the outdated rules being cleared from the state’s books as part of a new effort from the governor’s office.
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Early numbers in Connecticut show Black and Hispanic residents are voting twice as much as they did in 2024, according to an analysis done by Connecticut Democrats.
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Due to planned upgrades at the state Labor Department, New Yorkers expecting unemployment checks next month could face delays of up to 12 days.
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Even though the races in Connecticut aren’t making national headlines, hundreds of thousands of dollars are still being bet on the outcome.
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The governor’s Republican opponent, Bruce Blakeman, says Hochul failed to prepare for the disruptive industry.