Farmingtonâs Nov. 4 ballot, race by race: every office, candidate, and voting detailâplus how district seats work and where to vote earlyâsourced to official state and party materials.
Farmingtonâs week ahead: wetlands meet on Oct 1, absentee ballots start Oct 3, party meetings and voter-outreach run all weekendâplus statewide debates and civic events to watch from home.
Hartfordâs week: gun bill signed, DOJâs âsanctuaryâ list updated, a federal probe widens, Bloomfieldâs mayor sets a resignation date, and the arena sportsbookâs financing gets fresh scrutiny.\
Blumenthal,âŻMurphyâŻ&âŻHayes scorch GOP budget cuts, Pentagonâs Ukraine pause, and a birthâright rulingâwarning of national fallout that Farmington will feel soon enough.
CTâs Senate duo and Rep. Larson torch the GOP budget and warn Farmington about looming health-care and Social Security hits in a week of blistering Capitol Hill sound-bites.
Gov.âŻNedâŻLamont touts universal preâK, defends housing push, eyes tariffâera manufacturingâand admits the 2026 reâelection clock is ticking. đť đď¸ đ¸
CapitolâHill PingâPong, Explained âď¸ Washington dealt Connecticut a full deck this week. Senators Richard Blumenthal and ChrisâŻMurphy issued statements on…
Blumenthal slams Trumpâs $45âŻM parade; Murphy calls Iran strikes illegal. The senatorsâ June salvos echo in Farmington, where 801 veterans and 3.5âŻ% of households feel policy stakes.
Former Connecticut officials Konstantinos Diamantis and Christopher Ziogas face federal corruption charges tied to canceled Medicaid audits and secret payments. đď¸đ¸
Capitol Report dives into Eversourceâs $82M cuts and its clash with PURA. What it means for ratepayers and the future of CT energy. Watch the full episode on YouTube.
