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Babies, Debts Featured In Tom Foley Ad

Babies, Debts Featured In Tom Foley Ad

The 2010 election is more than a year away, but Tom Foley, a Republican running for U.S. Senate, is set to launch a new TV ad this morning.  Read more...

Rell's Chief Of Staff Says Rumors About Her Planning To Retire Are Not True

M. Lisa Moody is considered by many as the second most powerful person in state government after her boss, Gov. M. Jodi Rell. Read more...

 

UConn Trying New Approach To Resolve Cash-Strapped Health Center

With a fresh set of players and too little support in the legislature for a new hospital, the University of Connecticut is looking for a collaborative solution to resolve the long-running problem of its cash-strapped health center in Farmington. Read more...

2009 Connecticut Voters' Guide


For the Courant's complete coverage of the November 3 municipal election, visit the elections page.

Winning candidates will be posted as soon as information is available. Choose from the list below to see if results are available from your town:

For more information about election results and turnout visit the Secretary of the State's web site. If you have questions or corrections for this database, please contact us at data@courant.com.
3 GOP Mayors In Connecticut Have Been Giving The Dems Headaches
Biden Praises Recovery Act, Lawmakers Dodd And Himes
Facebook Friend Request By Dodd Challenger Considered "Sneaky"
Two Of The GOP Candidates For U.S. Senate Acknowledge A History Of Not Voting In Elections
Resurgent Connecticut GOP Brings Five Challengers To Dodd
Quinnipiac Poll Offers Mixed News For Dodd
Independent's 2010 U.S. Senate Bid Causing Stir
Pratt And Whitney, Union Agree To Negotiate For One More Week
State Budget Bill Lowers Sales Tax, Increases State Income Tax For Rich
Igniting A Firestorm: Connecticut Man's Memo Spurred Health Care Reform Protests
Courant Probe: Marshals Charged Unnecessary Fees From 2007 Until Recently
Jon Lender: Rell Letters To Graduates Draw Scrutiny
State Marshal Commission Delays Vote In Disciplinary Case
Legislator: State Marshal Double-Billing Is Illegal
Questions Of Fairness In Latest Round Of Marshal Hirings
WWE's Linda McMahon Seeks GOP Nod For Sen. Chris Dodd's Seat
In Financial Disclosure Forms, Dodd's Irish Cottage Jumps In Value
N.J. Blogger Turner, Charged With Inciting Injury, Posts Bail In Hartford
Servicers Asked About Criteria For Foreclosure Law Firms
Internet Radio Host Turner Unlikely To Appear In Court Until Next Week
Internet Radio Host Hal Turner Faces Connecticut Charges
Senate GOP Leader: Drop The AIG Subpoenas
Legislature, Blumenthal Issue Hearing Subpoenas To AIG Employees
Dodd, In Connecticut, Criticizes Treasury Officials
AIG Could Have Skirted Connecticut Law On Bonuses, Experts Say
Rick Green: Former Health Insurance Insider Pushes For Public Option
Jim Shea Humor: Walmart Could Face Some Stiff Competition
Manchester Bagpipe Band To Play Alongside The Best In Germany
Bristol Plans To Give Top-Paid Teachers An Incentive To Retire
Farmington: GOP Adds To Council Majority
Wethersfield: GOP Takes Control Of Town Council
Divorce Settlement Costly For Sportscaster Jim Nantz
Suffield: Recount Required In Frenaye's Narrow Victory Over Lingenfelter
Woman Invents Bra That Converts To Gas Mask
Old Saybrook: Michael Pace Re-elected For Sixth Term As First Selectman
Contaminated Ground Beef Distributed In Northeast Is Recalled
Manchester: Democrats Regain Majority On Board Of Directors; Spadaccini Remains Mayor
Disappointment, not joy, fills Maine ballroom where gay marriage party was planned
Students At New Haven's Neighborhood Music School To Play For First Lady
Public Libraries Expand Services To Become More Like Community Nerve Centers
East Hampton: 3 Parties To Share Power On Council
Newington: GOP Incumbent Wright Re-elected As Mayor, But Town Council Goes To Democrats
Phoenix Reports Operating Loss, Forms Distribution Company
Jeff Jacobs: Lomax's Bloomfield Coach A Powerful Voice
Burger King Worker Pistol-Whipped During Robbery
Hartford: Democrats, Working Families Split Four Open Seats On School Board
Joba's Mother Faces Up To 20 Years
Moore Unanimous All-American; Charles Joins Her On Team
West Hartford: Democrats Maintain Hold On School Board
Connecticut judge orders sportscaster Jim Nantz to pay ex-wife $916,000 a year
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State Politics

  • 3 GOP Mayors In Connecticut Have Been Giving The Dems Headaches

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  • Quinnipiac Poll Offers Mixed News For Dodd

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  • Biden Praises Recovery Act, Lawmakers Dodd And Himes

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  • Independent's 2010 U.S. Senate Bid Causing Stir

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  • Facebook Friend Request By Dodd Challenger Considered "Sneaky"

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  • Pratt And Whitney, Union Agree To Negotiate For One More Week

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  • Two Of The GOP Candidates For U.S. Senate Acknowledge A History Of Not Voting In Elections

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  • State Budget Bill Lowers Sales Tax, Increases State Income Tax For Rich

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  • Resurgent Connecticut GOP Brings Five Challengers To Dodd

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  • Igniting A Firestorm: Connecticut Man's Memo Spurred Health Care Reform Protests

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    National Politics

  • Former Hewlett-Packard CEO Fiorina announces run for Boxer's US Senate seat in California

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  • Health care issues: Universal coverage an elusive goal for past presidents of both parties

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  • GOP Chairman Steele hails election results, says GOP 'found its voice again'

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  • Obama notes 30th anniversary of US Embassy takeover in Tehran, asks Iran to move beyond it

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  • White House says Tuesday's GOP wins in Virginia, New Jersey not about Obama

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  • Some notable races and measures on state ballots

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  • White House monitoring reports of violent crackdown in Iran

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  • Obama uses stimulus money to coax states to embrace his school agenda

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  • In lawsuit accusing CIA of illegal wiretapping, government agrees to pay $3 million

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  • SUPREME COURT NOTEBOOK: Alito, Sotomayor at odds over World Series

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    Latest Political News

  • Republicans sweep governor races in Virginia, New Jersey _ troubling sign for Dems, Obama

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  • Analysis: Loss in Maine could be staggering blow to gay-marriage movement nationwide

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  • NYC mayor blames narrow win on difficult times for incumbents, not anger over term limit move

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  • Republican former prosecutor Christie rides wave of discontent to NJ governor's seat

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  • SPIN METER: Expert argues international rankings unfair to American higher ed

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  • Democrat wins northern NY House seat in special election that's highlighted GOP divisions

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    Headlines From Washington

  • Germany's Merkel presses US on climate change, but Senate panel has rocky start on legislation

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  • Supreme Court won't stop release of Catholic church documents

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  • Product recalls: cookies, hot chocolate mix, dietary supplements, pain treatment injections

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  • Resigned diplomat argues US troops should not be involved in Afghanistan's 'civil war'

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  • Supreme Court won't review reputed Klansman's conviction in Civil Rights Era cold case

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  • Former Mass. Gov. Romney accuses Obama of playing 'Hamlet' on Afghan decision-making process

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    Washington Bureau Blog

  • Bush, Clinton debate: Radio City

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  • Election Day 2009: Spin-room open

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  • Elections '09: Mixed (serious) messages

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  • Obama one year later: A little grayer

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  • Obama's election: Year later, doubts up

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  • Obama: Seven-game World Series

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