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An emotional Gov. M. Jodi Rell announced Monday that she will not seek re-election next year, signaling the end of a tenure that brought her the highest popularity ratings in Connecticut history and setting off a scramble to replace her when she steps down in January 2011.
MARIETTA - U.S. Sen. Johnny Isakson (R-east Cobb) thinks the health care bill that passed the House on Saturday has almost no chance in the Senate because Sen. Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.) has vowed to ...
HARTFORD, Conn. - Ned Lamont, the anti-Iraq war political phenomenon who nearly knocked Joe Lieberman out of the U.S. Senate, has turned his attention to next year's race for the Connecticut governorship.
When a recent conversation among Senate centrists turned to insurance company antitrust concerns, Joe Lieberman boasted of his bona fides: As Connecticut attorney general in the 1980s, he sued the industry.
PAWCATUCK - In a trip the length of which parallels his odds against an entrenched Senate incumbent, Democrat Merrick Alpert started his 117-mile walk across Connecticut in the dawn of Tuesday morning from the Westerly-Pawcatuck Bridge.
Gov. M. Jodi Rell will not run for re-election next year, saying Monday that she plans to dedicate her last 14 months in office to solving Connecticut’s ever-darkening economic picture.
Connecticut Republicans claim Tuesday's municipal election results bode well for the GOP in the upcoming 2010 elections. Democrats say not so fast.
A pro-health care rally on Yale's campus Wednesday featured more than speeches. It featured phone calls too: At the end, all the students, including Christopher Chen (pictured), pulled out their cell phones and dialed the office of Connecticut U.S. Sen. Joe Lieberman.
Democrat-turned-independent Senator Joe Lieberman announced Tuesday that he would support a Republican filibuster of the health care bill if it contains a public insurance option. Lieberman, of Connecticut, has had a strained relationship with t...
What's Your Reaction? Ned Lamont, the Connecticut Democrat who nearly took out Sen. Joseph Lieberman in the 2006 elections, is planning a run for the state's governor's chair in 2010.
Ned Lamont, the Greenwich businessman who defeated Joseph Lieberman in a Democratic primary in the 2006 U.S. Senate race, has formed an exploratory committee to consider running for Connecticut governor.