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Democrat Jim Himes wins reelection to U.S. House in Connecticut's 4th Congressional District.
Republicans lost as many as eight of their 11 seats in the Connecticut Senate and at least nine in the House, with some races still to be determined early Wednesday morning
Ned Lamont defeated Ryan Fazio to become the first Democratic governor elected three times since 1950 in Connecticut.
FOX61's Tim Littau looks into Connecticut's biggest races.
From House seats within New Haven's borders to others that stretch across towns, voters have more than the race for governor to decide on Election Day.
Luke Bronin, the former two-term mayor of Hartford, easily fended off a challenge from his Republican opponent Amy Chai to become the newest Democratic congress member from Connecticut since 2019. Bronin, 47, handily won his congressional contest on Tuesday over Chai and Green Party candidate Mary Sanders. Chai, a physician and author from Middletown, came into the race as a relative unknown ...
Luke Bronin, the former Democratic mayor of Hartford, will win the seat representing Connecticut’s 1st Congressional District after ousting longtime Rep. John Larson (D-Conn.) in the primary, according to preliminary results from Decision Desk HQ. Bronin’s win over GOP candidate Amy Chai was largely expected for the solid-blue district, which covers the area around the…
In a early sign that Connecticut Republicans sensed a tough night ahead, turnout Tuesday evening was light — and the mood more tense than ebullient — at gubernatorial candidate Ryan Fazio’s post-election gathering. When results came in over the next hours, the vibe turned outright gloomy. Republicans glumly watched vote counts showing they’d lost their fifth chance in a row at the taking the ...
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