By John McNamara Pandemic Prompts Legislation To Allow Absentee Voting Option For All In November But Ballot Reforms Shouldn't Stop There Our license plates proudly proclaim Connecticut the “Constitution State” because the state constitution was one of the colonial documents that guided the Founders of the nation when they wrote the U.S. Constitution in 1787. … Continue reading Stuck in the 18th Century: State Constitution Impedes Voting By Mail, Early Voting
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Registrars Move To Re-Locate Two Polling Places For Primary, November Election
By John McNamara New Britain's Registrars of Voters are moving to change polling places in Districts 6 and 13 in time for an August 8th Primary and the November 8th Presidential Election. Republican Peter Gostin and Democrat Juan Verdu have identified Angelico's Cafe restaurant on East Main Street to replace the State Armory in Voting … Continue reading Registrars Move To Re-Locate Two Polling Places For Primary, November Election
CT Capital Report polling: Science of push button survey has skeptics
No question political junkies can't get enough of polls in the run up to elections. In 2010, Connecticut is seeing an extraordinary amount of polling because of the high stakes U.S. Senate race and an open seat for Governor.In addition to the well-established Quinnipiac Poll, national outfits such as Rasmussen are measuring voter sentiment in … Continue reading CT Capital Report polling: Science of push button survey has skeptics
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