Despite Dominating In Connecticut, Lamont Says Tuesday Was A ‘Wakeup Call’ For Democrats
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During a news conference Wednesday at the state Capitol, Gov. Ned Lamont spoke to reporters about how Republicans had spent hundreds of millions of dollars on advertising that mocked young people of color and transgender youth. He offered a message for them: “Here in Connecticut we love you. We’re all God’s children. Your friends want to see you in school tomorrow." Photo credit: Doug Hardy, CTNewsJunkie
All incumbents in West Hartford’s Democratic legislative delegation were re-elected, with some running unopposed and others by wide margins.
By Doug Hardy, CTNewsJunkie.com
In Connecticut, Tuesday’s election could not have gone much better than it did for the Democratic Party.
They held off challenges in all five of the state’s Congressional districts and one of its two U.S. Senate seats. They even gained a seat in the state Senate and at least four in the state House of Representatives despite already holding lopsided advantages in both chambers. The no-excuse absentee ballot question was also approved by a wide margin.
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