Hartford, CT - A lot of issues that affect the Connecticut workforce didn’t come up at the GOP debate on Wednesday night and the last time Mark Boughton was forced to take a stance on policies that help middle class workers like paid sick leave and the minimum wage, it was before the end of his second failed gubernatorial bid in 2014. Since we haven’t heard from him recently on these quality of life issues in Connecticut, we want to know where does Mark Boughton stand on issues that matter to residents across Connecticut?

Hartford, CT - After Governor Malloy’s final state of the state address, which focused on improvements for middle class families like a higher minimum wage, paid sick leave, and closing the wage gap, Erin Stewart tweeted that the Governor “did not mention one thing about the state of our state.” Erin Stewart may not consider these pro-worker policies relevant to the state of Connecticut, but where does she stand on them?

Hartford, CT – Erin Stewart didn’t qualify for last night’s GOP debate, and while she was following and posting her thoughts on twitter, we would like to clear up where she stands on policy issues. Erin Stewart has been vague if not completely devoid of substance in all of her “on the record” statements or public pronouncements regarding gun safety, despite having every opportunity to announce meaningful steps to combat gun violence.

Hartford, CT - On the same night that survivors and parents of victims of the Parkland shooting made their voices heard on CNN, Republican gubernatorial candidates dodged questions on gun legislation.

Hartford, CT - After tonight’s GOP debate, Chairman Nick Balletto released the following statement: “The Republican debate tonight showed that Republicans are out of touch with Connecticut voters and that no candidate, on stage or off stage, has the courage to distinguish themselves as a leader. Candidate after candidate stood up to share nothing but empty rhetoric with no idea for how they would lead as Governor."

Hartford, CT - After not qualifying for the GOP debate next Wednesday, Erin Stewart told the Hartford Courant she “should have told the President and see what he would have to say.”

A short video about the Women's March 2018 produced by the Connecticut Democrats.

Hartford, CT - Erin Stewart, who has painted herself as a “different kind of candidate”, is falling in line with the rest of the Republican gubernatorial candidates when it comes to Trump.

Hartford, CT - Republican gubernatorial candidates were quick to offer their opinions of Governor Malloy’s State of the State address. While Democrats have applauded Governor Malloy for his progressive, pro-worker policies and his focus on fairness, Republican candidates have said the Governor didn’t address real issues and was unfair to businesses and taxpayers. Democrats are putting forth solutions and fighting for progress--what about Republicans?

Roy Moore has no place in elected office and would bring shame to those he represents. While Connecticut Democrats have lent support to Doug Jones, our Republican friends have remained silent -- even while many GOP elected officials in other states have spoken out against Moore. The question for J.R. Romano is simple. Will he continue to raise money for the Republican National Committee even as it supports alleged sexual harassers like Roy Moore and Donald Trump?