Our view: Obama’s arduous task: Unify USNorwich Bulletin, CT - Nov 4, 2008John McCain, captured the interest and attention of voters. Traveling throughout Eastern Connecticut Tuesday, we witnessed that excitement and desire of ... |
New Haven Independent | Ed Meyer Wins Third TermNew Haven Independent, USA - Nov 4, 2008She said the current economic meltdown globally as well as in the states, including Connecticut, provided “more incentive than ever to seize opportunity ... |
Steady stream of voters in Falls VillageWaterbury Republican American, CT - Nov 4, 2008FALLS VILLAGE - Town Hall in the least populated town in Northwestern Connecticut isn't used to so much traffic. Residents were squeezing through the door ... |
Voters find long lines at pollsConnecticut Post, CT - Nov 4, 2008By KEN DIXON Early voters today met long lines at polls throughout southwestern Connecticut, saying there's a palpable excitement on Election Day 2008. ... |
Voter turnout: Crowds ‘unbelievable’Norwich Bulletin, CT - Nov 4, 2008Masses of voters poured into polling places across Eastern Connecticut. The only major problem on Election Day didn’t come from an optical scanning machine, ... |
Decision 2008: Obama makes historyNorwich Bulletin, CT - Nov 4, 2008The expected victory needs to be backed by reform in health care, taxes and foreign affairs, voters in Eastern Connecticut say. “I think Obama brings some ... |
New Hartford voters flush sewer plant expansionWaterbury Republican American, CT - Nov 4, 2008If voters had approved the plant on Tuesday, the town would have been reimbursed for 25 percent of the cost by the Connecticut Clean Water Fund, ... |
Voter turnout is now approaching 60%Redding Pilot, CT - Nov 4, 2008Connecticut is one of just two states that have these ballots for people not registered to vote in time for the election. On this ballot, one may only vote ... |
Duff crushes challengerThe Hour, CT - Nov 4, 2008Bob Duff crushed challenger Steve Papadakos in the Connecticut senate race for the 25th district. Unofficial numbers place Duff's victory as two to one over ... |
Voters concerned about economyMeriden Record-Journal, CT - Nov 4, 2008"And I think it impacted the consciousness of a large number of voters." Ken Dautrich, a political science professor at the University of Connecticut, ... |
Voting officials anticipate busy dayNew Haven Register (subscription), CT - Nov 4, 2008One asks whether Connecticut should hold a constitutional convention. Opponents say it will open the door to holding statewide referendums, as in California ... |
Economy not the only issue for local votersMeriden Record-Journal, CT - Nov 4, 2008As Connecticut residents head to the polls in record numbers today, the economy is the foremost issue on a lot of their minds - but not all of them. ... |
The ponies are in the straightawayTheDay, CT - Nov 4, 2008... WNPR's indispensable Where We Live, I was skeptical of Secretary of the State Susan Bysiewicz's prediction of 90 percent voter turnout in Connecticut. ... |
Murphy, Cappiello Vie For 5th-Dist. SeatWFSB, CT - Nov 4, 2008Connecticut's 5th Congressional District race pitted incumbent Democrat Chris Murphy, who won his first term two years ago, against Republican state Sen. ... |
Hetherington to return to HouseNorwalk Advocate, ct - Nov 4, 2008John Hetherington, voted "Most Intelligent" by his peers in a Connecticut Magazine poll of state lawmakers, will go back to Hartford to represent the 125th ... |
44th House District: Flexer takes seatNorwich Bulletin, CT - Nov 4, 2008Flexer is a graduate student at the University of Connecticut, and Kwasny attends Eastern Connecticut State University, where she also works part-time in ... |
Morris has firm grip on 140th DistrictThe Hour, CT - Nov 4, 2008"The voters I saw today really reaffirmed the work I have been doing." For Morris, like most legislators in Connecticut and across the country, ... |
DeLauro bets the farm on Obama victoryConnecticut Post, CT - Nov 4, 2008A more restrained Connecticut Sen. Chris Dodd said Monday he expects a large turnout in the state even though neither presidential candidate has focused ... |
Landslide sends Cafero back to CapitolThe Hour, CT - Nov 4, 2008This year, Cafero was once again one of few Republicans to receive the approval of Connecticut voters. While Terrie Wood secured a seat as state ... |
Democrats sweep local racesMilford Weekly, CT - Nov 4, 2008Lambert said she will work to turn the state's fortunes around, especially bringing jobs back to Connecticut. Seltzer said she was disappointed in the ... |
Connecticut Voters' VoicesConnecticut Post, CT - Nov 4, 2008Kenneth Briscoe Jr. of East Hartford, 23, a security guard who served in Afghanistan with the Connecticut National Guard in 2006-2007 said that his vote ... |
Norwalk briefsNorwalk Advocate, ct - Nov 4, 2008Barack Obama, D-Ill. is the next president - if the election was held Monday and the only voters were Wolfpit Elementary School students. ... |
Campaign supporters young and old volunteerNorwich Bulletin, CT - Nov 4, 2008In addition to signs, Cingranelli said he has called hundreds of people in Connecticut and other states to ask for their support of the Republican ticket. ... |
CCSU students play down race at rallyNew Britain Herald, CT - Nov 4, 2008But at Central Connecticut State University, a cultural divide between white and black students appears to still be hanging on — albeit, hopefully by ... |
Greenwich voters rebuke Republican traditionGreenwich Time, CT - Nov 4, 2008He opposed the estate tax and "nuisance taxes" on business, which he said are causing people to leave Connecticut. The election of the former Republican ... |
Counting votesDanbury News Times, CT - Nov 4, 2008With strong support from Connecticut and New York, Democrat Barack Obama swept to an impressive and historic victory Tuesday -- becoming the first black ... |
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