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Incumbent Sen. Chris Murphy (D) will defend his Senate seat from Matthew Corey (R) and two third party candidates.
Allegedly, Murphy stole approximately $3.5 million in investor funds through this scheme.
When the investigation started, the officer was placed on administrative leave and her law enforcement powers have been suspended.
Prosecutors described him as a “recidivist, hands-on child sexual predator.”
The plan garnered opposition from residents, state Republicans and industry leaders.
Gov. Lamont said 278 organizations received funds.
The winds are carrying the smoke in a narrow band into the state.
Rell passed away Wednesday.
Won in 2006 by one of the widest margins in state history.
DeFilippo stole and falsified Voter Registration Applications and absentee balloting documents, according to prosecutors.
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