Luke Bronin
24H12%Bronin has raised $2,248,670 this cycle, including $504,617.43 in the latest period, but Ned Lamont holds the odds lead.
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Bronin has raised $2,248,670 this cycle, including $504,617.43 in the latest period, but Ned Lamont holds the odds lead.
Josh Elliott is running a Democratic primary challenge to Gov. Ned Lamont and is working to line up delegates ahead of the May nominating convention. Elliott also faces a July 17 deadline to qualify for public financing. Meanwhile, Lamont is staying active on major issues, including launching an education funding commission and pushing a gun bill that just passed the House. Elliott’s challenge adds some primary uncertainty, but the financing and delegate hurdles described may limit its near-term impact. Lamont’s high-profile policy actions could reinforce his standing with party stakeholders, though the net effect is unclear.
In an interview Wednesday, Stewart offered no rationale for a seeking a benefit that does not exist in the charter, other than, "Why wouldn't I?"
At this point, what could a progressive say to be shunned by Democrats? What sin could precipitate the party abandoning a candidate?
Alternative to Lamont is a state representative urged by progressives to challenge one of most powerful people in state government
Lamont's executive order invites attention to Connecticut’s success in providing high-ranking public education and its failure to equalize education opportunities.
“So I have filed the suit. I'm not going to wait 'til I'm governor. There's no reason that the people of Connecticut should wait six more months to start remedying this situation."
"We have to do something differently, and we are going to kick Ned Lamont to the curb. Eight years of him is far too much,” said former New Britain mayor Erin Stewart.
New Britain has fired its tax collector and asked the state's attorney's office to consider criminal charges after an investigation found improper tax payments.
GOP redistricting efforts in Alabama, Florida, and other states could flip up to 15 House seats after the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling in Louisiana v. Callais.
Millions of dollars are pouring into prediction markets for California campaigns as concerns ratchet up over insider trading and risks to democracy.
“We are seeing a lot of people coming in specifically for Glocks because they want to get them before a possible ban does go through,” Sprandel said.
Aggregation source: FiftyPlusOne
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