Mark Pazniokas is the Capitol Bureau Chief at CT Mirror and a co-founder of the organization. He specializes in covering elections, government, and public policy, with a focus on Connecticut politics and regional issues. Mark's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the New Haven Register, The Hartford Courant, and The New York Times.
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Mark Pazniokas focuses on government and politics, particularly in Connecticut. He frequently reports on government announcements and legal policy regulations within the state. Pitches to him should involve insights or commentary related to Connecticut's political landscape, including tax cuts, utility regulation, clean slate law, and special elections.
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Democratic gubernatorial challenger Josh Elliott's first commercial asserts a rationale for his campaign against Gov.
By: Mark Pazniokas
A Waterbury nonprofit flagged for significant financial irregularities in December will remain a provider of crucial public services in dozens of
By: Mark Pazniokas, Andrew Brown
The treasurer for the city of Hartford is stepping down from her post, an elected office that ‘ s responsible for managing the city's $1.1 billion pension fund.
New Britain Mayor Bobby Sanchez said Wednesday he has directed the city's corporation counsel to sue his predecessor, Erin Stewart, over more
By: Mark Pazniokas, Lisa Hagen
Connecticut's expansion of voting by mail coincides with President Donald Trump's assertion of extraordinary, unprecedented federal powers to dictate the conduct of U.S. elections.
By: Lisa Hagen, Mark Pazniokas
Connecticut has expanded absentee voting to any registered voter, even as President Trump moves to assert federal control over mail-in ballots and faces court challenges over the effort.
By: Mark Pazniokas, Lisa Hagen
The Trump administration said this week states must adopt a range of additional voting rules or forgo receiving some Federal Emergency Management Agency funding
The State Elections Enforcement Commission on Thursday awarded a $3.75 million public financing grant to Josh Elliott, giving him hope of ramping up his challenge to Gov.
By: Mark Pazniokas
By the metric of money, there is no doubt Gov. Ned Lamont is taking the challenge this summer from state Rep.
By: Mark Pazniokas
As of July 1, total spending by the largely self-funded governor’s campaign for the Democratic nomination against state Rep. Josh Elliott surpassed $3 million.
