Secretary of the State Stephanie Thomas issued an apology earlier this week after comparing President Donald Trump’s election policies to Nazi Germany. She made the comments while talking about Trump’s election executive order during an annual training event for registrars of voters earlier this month.

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.

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

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.