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Upcoming Events

Please join Senate President Pro Tempore Donald E. Williams, Jr., Senate Majority Leader Martin Looney, State Senator Beth Bye and special guest Governor Dannel P. Malloy for a reception to benefit the Senate Democratic Caucus on Wednesday, February 1, 2012, from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.

Mayor Bill Finch invites you to a reception honoring House Majority Leader Brendan Sharkey Wednesday, February 1, 2012, 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., at Bare Restaurant in Bridgeport.

CT Dems Blog

When it comes down to it, plagiarism might turn out to be the least of McMahon’s problems; relying on “monkey math” seems like a much bigger flaw for a businessperson who claims to know how to grow jobs and build our economy. 

After squeaking by in Iowa by a mere eight votes, polls have Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney leading in New Hampshire. On the eve of tomorrow’s first-in-the-nation primary, here’s a few of the former Massachusetts governor’s greatest hits from the campaign trail so far.

Press Releases

Former Congressman Chris Shays has been running for US Senate since filing his candidacy last October but today, he’ll “officially” launch his campaign. And while today’s announcement will earn him some media attention, it won’t change his record – which Connecticut voters already once rejected. 

But it will make his race to the right against the second-time multimillionaire Senate candidate, Linda McMahon, official.  

As we get ready for the Florida primary, we reflect a little on Mitt Romney’s very bad week. Also, stay tuned for 2012 delegate information! Welcome to this week’s edition of the Connecticut Connection!

Come Wednesday of next week, it’ll be official: Connecticut will have two Republican candidates for US Senate fighting it out to see who can run to the right faster. Will it be the former CEO who made millions selling sex and violence to children while laying off workers, or will it be the former congressman who was one of President George W. Bush’s closest allies?