Before 2018 election, Connecticut aims to improve election cybersecurity
HARTFORD — Secretary of the State Denise Merrill gathered federal, state and local officials for a meeting Monday to work on strengthening Connecticut’s election cybersecurity before ballots are cast in November.
“2018 will be one of the most closely watched elections in our nation’s ...
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Connecticut joins multi-state lawsuit against citizenship census question
Connecticut has joined a multi-state lawsuit to block the Trump Administration from demanding citizenship information in the 2020 Census.
Leading the charge for Connecticut are Attorney General George Jepsen and Secretary of State Denise Merrill, who — along with 16 other states, half a ...
Debate over the National Popular Vote Compact continues at the Capitol
HARTFORD — After gaining the support of Democratic leadership in February, a proposal to give all of Connecticut’s electoral college votes to the winner of the popular vote received hours of public comment at the Capitol Monday.
Connecticut’s top elections official, Secretary of the State ...