Connecticut issues shadow other races
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Soon after Sen. Joe Lieberman's primary defeat in Connecticut, Rhode Island Democrat Jennifer Lawless taunted her primary rival, Rep. James Langevin, with a new Web site &#151; http://www.LangevinEqualsLieberman.com
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Legislative races are normally sleepy affairs involving politicians who are virtually unknown outside their district. Campaign spending is scarce, the political implications minimal.
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Much of the nation&#39;s media makes it seem as if soft-money spending on campaign ads by the so-called &quot;shadow parties&quot; is a Republican thing.
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The Fix | Admirers, detractors try to assess what candidate's legacy will be on the primary contest.
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Rasmussen Reports - A Rasmussen Reports telephone survey of Connecticut's Republican Presidential Primary finds John McCain with a sixteen-point lead over Mitt Romney in the Nutmeg State. McCain attracts 42% of the vote while just 26% prefer the candidate from the neighboring state of Massachusetts. Rudy Giuliani picked up 12% of the vote and nobody else reached double digits.
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By Doug Dalena, The Stamford Advocate, Conn.  May 27--STAMFORD -- Southwestern Connecticut has been bucking statewide population trends in its cities and small towns, and that is likely to continue, according to new projections from the University of Connecticut.
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From North Carolina to South Dakota, candidates vie to be of the people, not of Washington.
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Senator Joseph I. Lieberman of Connecticut has begun a complicated tango in a bid to woo voters.
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NEW HAVEN -- A sluggish job market in Connecticut is raising concerns that something is amiss in a state long synonymous with wealth.
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The candidate's failure to draw much support from the ethnic community has sparked an ugly debate over whether his race is the reason
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HARTFORD, Connecticut  - Connecticut Sen. Joseph   Lieberman, with about three-quarters of votes tallied, trailed   a relatively unknown challenger on Tuesday in a Democratic   Party showdown that focused on the former vice presidential   candidate's support for the Iraq war and President George W.   Bush.
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It is rare for national party strategists to choose sides in contested congressional primaries, and somewhat risky, too: The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) found this out earlier this campaign season when their chosen candidates in a House race in Ohio and another in California were defeated.
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It's no secret that Senate Democrats are looking at a target-rich environment in 2008. Open Republican seats in Colorado, Virginia and Nebraska are likely to be seriously contested by Democrats, while Republican incumbents in Maine, New Hampshire, Minnesota and Oregon are also in danger.
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With most of the states having made up their mind on the presidential race in February, less than a quarter of them can truly be regarded as still in play.
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Washington&#39;s astonishingly close gubernatorial race is making people in other states nervous: Could it happen here? Any election in which the leading candidate has a margin of 0.009 percent, then 0.003 percent
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The increased attention Rudy Giuliani has been giving to New Hampshire doesn't seem to be paying off. The Republican still trails in the first-in-the-nation primary and also faces likely defeats in other early voting states.
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By Marian Gail Brown, Connecticut Post, Bridgeport  Jun. 12--HARTFORD -- In Connecticut garbage, there is turf. In some of the state's biggest cities and sleepy-eyed-towns, the turf gets carved up into territories. There is a pecking order. You do those houses on this street.