CT Truth PAC, the independent-expenditure group supporting Republican gubernatorial candidate Bob Stefanowski with television and web ads attacking Gov. Ned Lamont, reported Sunday it has spent about $300,000 of the $1 million provided by two wealthy businessmen.
Formed in February with an initial contribution of $500,000 from David Kelsey of Old Lyme, the super PAC collected another $500,000 last month from Thomas E. McInerney of Westport, according to the campaign finance report filed Sunday with the State Elections Enforcement Commission.
Former Southington Democratic treasurer charged with larceny- SOUTHINGTON The former Southington Democratic Town Committee treasurer was charged with larceny Thursday following a police investigation into cash donations from a 2021 barbecue fundraiser that were never deposited into the party’s bank.
New Canaan Police at approximately 4:30 p.m. on March 19 received a complaint from a Turtleback Lane West resident regarding additional cell phone lines opened on their account. The matter is under investigation, police said. Just about one week remains in the New Canaan Beautification League’s annual appeal, which runs through March. (Here’s more […]
A bill that would allow out-of-town commuters and caretakers of the disabled or chronically ill to vote by absentee ballot won final legislative passage Wednesday on a 30-4 vote in the Senate.
Somewhere in a red brick townhouse in the Old Town district of Alexandria, Va., an invisible “firewall” separates a consultant advising the U.S. Senate campaign of Leora Levy from a colleague directing the super PAC created to promote Levy’s candidacy, Connecticut Patriots.