The inspiration for the SS reference, she said in an interview, was a section of Trump’s executive order that seemed to her to be encouraging citizens to inform on election officials who wrongly

Secretary of the State Stephanie Thomas has apologized to state voter registrars for making sharply partisan statements last week about how the Trump administration wants to change the way states run elections.

Last week, the Registrar of Voters Association of Connecticut (ROVAC) held its semi-annual conference. While registrars of voters (ROVs) are nominated and elected based on political party affiliation—each town and city in Connecticut must have one Republican and one Democrat registrar—the core mission of our job transcends politics.

Vice chair of CT Republican Party deems secretary of state's reference to Nazi SS tactics 'shocking, inappropriate, and grossly offensive'

It is not often I find myself aligned with Republican Sen. Mitch McConnell. But this week, we found rare common ground on the subject of U.S. elections.

The bill requires in-person registration with proof of citizenship to vote. Thomas says this is costly, unnecessary and undermines secure and accessible elections.

Target CEO Brian Cornell will meet with the Rev. Al Sharpton as the company contends with a slump in foot traffic after walking back some DEI initiatives.

The largest vote ever polled in Connecticut before was in the Presidential election in 1856, when the total was 80,325. The natural increase in Connecitcut in four years, as shown by tables of the ...

Repealing sore loser laws could give voters more choices in November and reduce polarization, as it allows candidates who lose a primary to run as independents in the general election.