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Despite ending presidential bid, RFK. Jr. will remain on the ballot in Connecticut for now
RFK Jr.’s name to be removed from N.C. ballots after state Supreme Court ruling
Preparing new ballots without Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s name will delay the process of sending out ballots by about two weeks and cost over $1 million, officials said last week.
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Michigan Supreme Court Rules RFK Jr to Stay on State's Presidential Ballot
In this fall’s general election, Connecticut voters will decide on an amendment to the state constitution that would pave the way for any eligible voter to vote via absentee ballot. Currently, the state constitution lays out specific requirements that voters must meet in order to be deemed eligible for an absentee ballot.
Two towns in particular, New Milford and Ledyard, have supported the eventual winner in all seven of the most recent elections dating back to 1996. (Interestingly, both towns broke their streak in the same year, 1992, when their voters supported the Republican President George H.W. Bush over the winner, Democrat Bill Clinton).
Today, CT BUZZ Host Natasha Lubczenko welcomed John Erlingheuser, the Senior Director of Advocacy for AARP Connecticut to the studio. They discussed important issues
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Connecticut lawmakers push for stronger AI protections during election seasonThey’re specifically focusing on interference in elections and, with the November races just nine weeks away, they say new laws are needed now.
Connecticut's race between George Logan and Jahana Hayes in the 5th District is attracting a lot of out-of-state cash.
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