Staff Report
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Connecticut tendrá elecciones primarias el martes, 13 de agosto, abiertas para los votantes de los partidos Demócrata y Republicano.
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Elected officials in Connecticut coalesced behind Vice President Kamala Harris on Monday, endorsing her as the candidate they think is best suited to defeat Donald Trump.
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Elected officials and others across Connecticut are reacting to the news that President Joe Biden is dropping out of the 2024 presidential race.
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Connecticut has a primary on Tuesday, Aug. 13, open to voters in the Democratic and Republican parties. Here's what to know about registration, voting and the candidates.
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As the Republican convention gets underway in Wisconsin, Connecticut officials are saying Americans should dial back heated political rhetoric. That comes after former President Donald Trump was targeted in an attempted assassination over the weekend.
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Elected officials from Connecticut are reacting to Saturday's shooting at a rally in Pennsylvania for former President Donald Trump. The Republican presidential candidate was whisked off the stage and is "safe," the Secret Service said.
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Ali Truwit had just graduated from Yale University, where she competed as a Division I swimmer, and was snorkeling with a friend when she was attacked by a shark.
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Hurley could be paid more than that if he meets performance benchmarks. Hurley's teams have won back-to-back national championships the last two years.
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Connecticut lawmakers say the 81-year-old president still has work to do to convince voters that he’s ready to be president for four more years.
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The tuition challenges come as a recent report from the state Office of Legislative Research found enrollment in Cheng’s schools has declined 22% over the last five years, a drop in enrollment that is five times steeper than the national rate of 4.6%.