Christopher Keating

In a sharp clash, U.S. Sen. Chris Murphy and Republican challenger Matthew Corey battled Wednesday night on the economy, abortion, Puerto Rico, and immigration in their first and only debate before next week's election.

On Election Day Tuesday, Connecticut’s U.S. Senate, House of Representatives and CT legislative seats are all on the ballot with Kamala Harris and Donald Trump.

With voters bitterly split over a long, exhausting election campaign, the biggest winner this year has been early voting.Both Democrats and Republicans

U.S. Rep. Jahana Hayes and Republican challenger George Logan remained locked in a bitter battle too close to call Tuesday night in one of the nation's most important Congressional races.

Like he did during Trump’s initial four years in office, U.S. Sen. Chris Murphy said he would battle against Trump on three key areas, plus others.

Connecticut’s congressional delegation, all Democrats, celebrated their reelection victories Wednesd Your free access has ended.

Connecticut's congressional delegation, all Democrats, celebrated their reelection victories Wednesday, but said it was bittersweet as they will now be battling against incoming Republican President Donald J. Trump.

"I'm a bit superstitious when it comes to the day before, the day of, and the day after the election,'' U.S. Sen. Chris Murphy said.

Both the Republican and Democratic registrars of voters in Torrington agreed that there were so many problems that a recount was necessary.

Democrats will also be trying to pass a budget and the National Defense Authorization Act, which has been a traditionally bipartisan document