Who exactly got their “Mojo” back, Ned? The Connecticut Republican Party released its final ad of the Governor’s race this week, calling out Ned Lamont’s perpetual fib that under his leadership, “Connecticut is getting its ‘mojo’ back”. The advertisement can be viewed here: https://youtu.be/j8m2SHx30hw “Ned’s claim to have turned the state around is absurd on its face. We still haven’t recovered 2008 job numbers. Our GDP is contracting,, not growing. Our wage growth is stagnant, worst in the nation. Connecticut is consistently ranked among the worst states to retire or do business in,” said State Chairman Ben Proto. “Ned
We Remember at CTGOP. Happy Halloween Parents- Remember to Vote Out the Democrats Next Tuesday As Democrats look to turn the page from their war on parents, it’s worth reminding CT parents that it was Joe Biden and Connecticut former Commissioner of Education Secretary Miguel Cardona who began the crackdown on concerned parents. It’s also worth reminding CT Parents that it was Democrats who set their children’s education back by forcing school closures, who have been trying to mandate COVID shots for minors and students, who have tried to force regionalization of our schools. But, in the spirit of Halloween, what Connecticut
CT-05 Nominee George Logan leads in the polls, Stefanowski closing the distance in race for Governor, U.S. Senate Race Heating Up As Election Day approaches, Republican candidates across Connecticut are closing the gap or, in the case of George Logan, leading in public polling. Meanwhile, the race for governor is heating up with the most recent polling showing Ned Lamont & Dick Blumenthal under 50% with Bob Stefanowski & Leora Levy quickly gaining ground. Republican State Chairman Ben Proto released this statement on the welcome news: “Republicans have the momentum heading into November.As we move closer to Election Day, the Governor’s race is tightening as voters compare Ned Lamont’s
GOP Calls on Lamont to Release Details. Will media get to the bottom of it before election day? There are more questions regarding the ethics of the Lamont Administration (federal probes into school construction, state pier, etc.) than there are answers. Now, the news is out that the Democrat Governor made $54 million dollars last year. “Where there’s smoke, there’s usually fire,” said State Chairman Ben Proto. “We’re asking how Governor Lamont multiplied his income by 500% to approximately $54 million. Will the media continue to turn a blind eye to the questions of Lamont’s ethical issues as it pertains to his financial gains? With two weeks left until Election Day, we want to know just how ‘blind’ the
Governor Ned Lamont and Connecticut Democrats would prefer that you ignore the crime that we are seeing in our communities across Connecticut. And when pressed on the issue, Lamont says this: “On crime, we’ve done what we can do here.” Our state deserves better than tone-deaf, career politicians who disregard the threat of crime on our streets. In the last four years, Governor Lamont and Connecticut Democrats have proven that they cannot, or will not, fight crime by supporting Connecticut law enforcement. But Republican candidate Bob Stefanowski is ready to do just that. Today, Stefanowski and Lieutenant Governor candidate Laura
Today, the CTGOP released a new advertisement calling out Jahana Hayes for her socialist endorsements and far-left voting record. The advertisement can be viewed here. “Jahana Hayes is too radical for Connecticut, and far too radical for the Fifth District. Hayes, who voted to defund our police, voted to federally mandate unrestricted, late-term abortion, and voted to raise taxes and inflation. Hayes and the Democrats have driven fuel & utility prices through the roof by standing in the way of American energy independence… She has no plan to fix any of the problems her, Biden & Pelosi have created.” said Republican State
New Britain – Following tonight’s debate between George Logan and Jahana Hayes, Connecticut Republican Party Chairman Ben Proto issued this statement: “George Logan was the clear winner of tonight’s debate. Once again, Jahana Hayes showed her true self – out of touch with Connecticut families and more concerned with maintaining her position than offering solutions for the working women and men of the 5th District. Her idea that her left-wing progressive policies that have brought about the worst recession in forty years, the lowest wage growth, highest energy costs, and allowing fentanyl to flow through our borders, not like candy but
Americans will be paying the most in 25 years for heat this winter, with natural gas and oil costs set to increase nearly 30% according to the Energy Information Administration . For families that use fuel oil to heat their home – many of whom are in states like New York, Connecticut, and Rhode Island – this means an average heating cost of more than $2,300 this winter. And if it’s a cold winter, those costs will be even higher. That’s also bad news for the millions of families already struggling to pay their bills. Congress’ Joint Economic Committee
Hartford, CT — The race for Connecticut’s 2nd Congressional District between Mike France, Joe Courtney & Green Party Candidate Kevin Blacker has been upgraded by Real Clear Politics from “Lean Democrat” to “Toss Up.” This marks the fourth Connecticut race (Governor, U.S. Senate, and CT-05,) to move toward the GOP recently. “Courtney, who is facing his strongest opponent in years, is arguing with Jahana Hayes over who is the most extreme left-wing progressive and, like Richard Blumenthal, is tied up by ethics problems. Eastern Connecticut voters are tired of Joe Courtney and Connecticut Democrats’ failed economic and social policies, their continued assault on the Constitution and on parents, and their never-ending lust for
This week it was reported that Real Clear Politics moved their rating of the U.S. Senate Race in Connecticut from “Likely Democrat” to “Lean Democrat.” This comes on the heels of strong polling for Republican Senate Nominee Leora Levy and Republican Gubernatorial Nominee Bob Stefanowski, and following political rating changes in CT-05 from “Lean Democrat” to “Toss-Up” and of CT-02 from “Likely Democrat” to “Lean Democrat.” “Republicans have the momentum,” said State Republican Party Chairman Ben Proto. “Voters are disappointed and angry with the failures of One-Party, Democrat control in Washington and Hartford. Our 401ks are down, while our
