Hartford, CT – Senate Majority Leader Bob Duff released the following statement on Bob Stefanowski’s income tax plan that would raise property taxes, slash services, and drive a $10 billion hole in the budget:

Hartford, CT – Angie Parkinson, a Connecticut public school teacher, released the following statement on Bob Stefanowski’s income tax plan that would raise property taxes, slash services, and drive a $10 billion hole in the budget:

Hartford, CT – Mayor of East Hartford Marcia Leclerc released the following statement on Bob Stefanowski’s income tax plan that would raise property taxes, slash services, and drive a $10 billion hole in the budget:

Hartford, CT – Saud Anwar, Mayor of Windsor, released the following statement on Bob Stefanowski’s income tax “plan” that would raise property taxes, slash services, and drive a $10 billion hole in the budget:

Hartford, CT – Jeanne Millstein, Director of Human Services in New London, released the following statement on Bob Stefanowski’s income tax scheme that would raise property taxes, slash services, and drive a $10 billion hole in the budget:

Hartford, CT - After President Trump’s former campaign manager and close personal advisor Paul Manafort was found guilty of eight charges and another close personal advisor, Michael Cohen, pleaded guilty to eight charges, Democratic State Party Chair Nick Balletto released the following statement:

Hartford, CT - At today’s final Republican gubernatorial primary debate, each one of the candidates refused to support common-sense regulations on 3-D guns. America has been shocked that plans for these new firearms could come online and flood our streets, yet each of one of the Republicans refused to commit to any kind of regulation.

Hartford, CT - As America watches in shock as 3-D gun blueprints come online, here at home the Connecticut Citizens Defense League has made its position on these untraceable guns clear: embrace them, or lose the group’s support. New 3-D printed guns could soon hit the streets, evading common-sense laws designed to ensure public safety. Yet, the GOP candidates won’t speak out against them and continue to pander to the gun lobby. And that puts Connecticut residents at risk.

Hartford, CT - David Stemerman wouldn’t take a position in the great Connecticut Pizza debate, Sally’s vs Pepe’s, in a newly released video. But pizza preference isn’t the only issue David Stemerman won’t take a strong position on:

Hartford, CT - At yesterday’s debate, Republicans stood by Donald Trump on trade. The facts are clear, Trump’s trade war is bad for Connecticut business: