We’ve been talking a lot about national politics lately on the Wheelhouse. But there’s a LOT happening here in Connecticut.
Much of it surrounding the State’s Republican Party. There’s a chance the GOP might pick up enough seats to flip the state senate, this during a campaign season where state Republicans aren’t exactly riding on Donald Trump’s coattails. Of course, if you look at the races Republican candidates are running in the congressional races, they’re even less competitive than they have been in recent years.
As we consider the week’s news, we’ll also wonder what the vote on marijuana legalization in Massachusetts might mean for our state, and we’ll explore the Stamford transit hub that was a major state initiative that the state has backed out of.
Plus - voter fraud? Rigged elections? Turns out the dead don’t vote in Connecticut.
GUESTS:
- Colin McEnroe - Host of WNPR's The Colin McEnroe Show
- Susan Bigelow - Contributor at CTNewsJunkie.com
- Mark Pazniokas - Capitol bureau chief at CTMirror.org
