In this very special episode of “Navel Gazing: The Valley Indy Podcast,” Stephan Behuniak, Kurt Miller, David Papcin and Tarek Raslan give their takes on last week’s election results.
Behuniak is the chairman of Seymour’s Democratic Party. Raslan is the chairman of Ansonia’s Democratic Party. Papcin is the chairman of Ansonia Republican Party.
Miller, a Republican, is the First Selectman of Seymour. He just made his first run for statewide office, challenging big-name Democratic incumbent Kevin Lembo for comptroller unsuccessfully.
State Senate candidate Jorge Cabrera’s campaign is scheduled to hold a rally near Ansonia City Hall on Main Street at 4 p.m. to “support transparency and the importance of voting,” according to an email from the campaign.
ANSONIA — State Republican Sen. George Logan’s campaign flagged an error in the city’s election numbers Thursday that resulted in a 252-vote swing in the returns for the state Senate 17th District race.
by Eugene Driscoll and Ethan Fry | Nov 8, 2018 4:34 pm
Revised tallies submitted to the secretary of the state now show Sen. George Logan of Ansonia winning re-election Tuesday by just 65 votes. It comes a day after election results showed Jorge Cabrera, the Democratic challenger from Hamden, won the 17th District seat in the state Senate.
That small margin of victory automatically triggers a recount, according to state law. Secretary of the State Denise W. Merrill sent official word Thursday advising of the need to recount. It must happen by Nov. 14.
Both campaigns in the race for the 17th district state Senate seat went to bed Tuesday believing incumbent Republican George Logan of Ansonia held a slim lead over Democrat Jorge Cabrera.
But the campaigns woke up Wednesday morning with results from the secretary of the state’s office showing Cabrera actually pulled off an upset win, besting Logan by 176 votes.
By 1:20 p.m. Wednesday, Cabrera’s lead grew another 11 votes: 18,699 to 18,512.
A half century ago, I wore a uniform of a different hue. The jungle fatigues and cap were manufactured in only one color, olive drab, which the...more »
In this very special episode of “Navel Gazing: The Valley Indy Podcast,” Stephan Behuniak, Kurt Miller, David Papcin and Tarek Raslan give their takes on last week’s election results.
Behuniak is the chairman of Seymour’s Democratic Party. Raslan is the chairman of Ansonia’s Democratic Party. Papcin is the chairman of Ansonia Republican Party.
Miller, a Republican, is the First Selectman of Seymour. He just made his first run for statewide office, challenging big-name Democratic incumbent Kevin Lembo for comptroller unsuccessfully.
State Senate candidate Jorge Cabrera’s campaign is scheduled to hold a rally near Ansonia City Hall on Main Street at 4 p.m. to “support transparency and the importance of voting,” according to an email from the campaign.
A half century ago, I wore a uniform of a different hue. The jungle fatigues and cap were manufactured in only one color, olive drab, which the...more »
State Senate candidate Jorge Cabrera’s campaign is scheduled to hold a rally near Ansonia City Hall on Main Street at 4 p.m. to “support transparency and the importance of voting,” according to an email from the campaign.
