A Hartford Superior Court judge ruled Wednesday that there wasn’t enough evidence to overturn the results of the Hartford Democratic primary between state Rep. Kenneth Green and Hartford City Councilman Matthew Ritter.

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Dan Malloy looked out at a roomful of people younger than 24. “You were not alive the last time we elected a Democratic governor in Connecticut—in one of the most Democratic states in the nation,” he told them. Then he asked them to help him overcome the curse.

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Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Richard Blumenthal hasn’t said much of anything about his Republican opponent, Linda McMahon. Instead he’s letting the state Democratic party do it for him.

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They don’t own homes and they don’t pay property taxes, but Democratic gubernatorial nominee Dan Malloy and his running mate Nancy Wyman are keenly aware of the power of their vote.

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President Barack Obama is scheduled to return to the state of Connecticut Sept. 16 to headline a fundraiser for both U.S. Senate candidate Richard Blumenthal and the Democratic National Committee.

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This week Richard Blumenthal’s U.S. Senate campaign returned two checks received earlier this year from lawyers who have contracts with the Attorney General’s office.

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Joe Melillo of LocalOnlineNews.TV asks Quinnipiac University Poll Director Doug Schwartz to explain how the last pre-primary poll in the Democratic contest for governor could have been wrong in predicting the outcome. Click the play arrow to find out.

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In a rare four-way race for state representative, an independent candidate and University of Connecticut student Brien Buckman called for a $1,000 spending cap and challenged his three opponents to a series of public debates.

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BRISTOL - It wasn’t as smoky or as hot as it was in years past, but politicians on Tuesday brought humor and humility to the revived Crocodile Club at Lake Compounce after an eight year hiatus.

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Ken Krayeske, the 38-year-old Hartford resident who is suing the state for allegedly putting him on a “watch list” for his political activities, on Monday narrowly won the Green Party’s endorsement to challenge U.S. Rep. John B. Larson.

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