Where oh where did the CT voters go? One word: missing As of Friday morning, there are still no “official” voter turnout numbers. Some back-of-the-envelope calculations put CT voter turnout at about 12-13% overall. Can you
Hot Legislative Primaries This year, a few races stood out above the rest as the hottest contests. Down in the 23rd State Senate district of Bridgeport and Stratford, embattled incumbent Dennis Bradley faced off against the
Different strokes for different folks Hanging out in Connecticut’s northwest hills sure gives you a different look at the political landscape. While the people here are very socially progressive, you always get the clear message that
The Race is On! With CT’s August 9th primary election right around the corner, you’ve probably noticed the increase in TV/radio/and social media advertising for those running for statewide office, and maybe a lot more in person
CT Colleges and Universities Continue to Try to Reduce Expenses CT Agency Corner has been a featured part of In The Loop for about six years. We’ve continued to enjoy reporting on all the latest from
One if by land, two if by sea and now three if by tweet! The famous quote from the poem “Paul Reveres Ride” was meant for the patriots to communicate as to the plans of the
OPM Revises Revaluation Schedule for Municipalities The Office of Policy and Management (OPM) has utilized new legislative authority to adjust the property tax revaluation schedule for towns in order to incentivize more neighboring towns to consider
This week the stars have lined up to tell a very interesting story of an amazing woman who many readers haven’t thought of in years. So as the Supreme Court has now officially made its ruling
A Trip to the Bushnell Theater and Today’s American Dream Last night I saw Hamilton the Musical at the Bushnell Theater in Hartford and one word – amazing! The production was mindboggling with the size of
Two, four, or unlimited? Who knows! This week an interesting Office of Legislative Research (OLR) report came out talking about the difference in term lengths across all the 50 state legislatures. As you may recall, I