Recount Results in 100-Vote Loss for Courtney
The recount in Connecticut's Second Congressional District resulted in a 100-vote loss for Democrat Joe Courtney, when the second tally in Lebanon found the total from one machine had been read incorrectly. WTIC News talked with moderator John Bendoraitis
2nd District Recount Underway; Chris Frances Reports from Enfield
WTIC's Chris Frances reports from the Eli Whitney School in Enfield, where a re-count of the town's ballots from the Tuesday election got underway Friday. Fewer than 170 votes out of more than 242-thousand cast separate Democrat Joe Courtney and Republi
Dodd Looks at Election 2006
Connecticut Senator Chris Dodd wasn't up for election this year. But looking at the results, he says voters sent a clear message. WTIC's Chris Frances reports.
In Victory, Lieberman Promises Bipartisan Efforts
Just three months after losing his party's Senate nomination, incumbent Joseph Lieberman came back to win in his bid as an independent. WTIC's Chris Frances reports from Lieberman election headquarters.
Diane Farrell Speach
Diane Farrell talks about the forward outlook for her and her campaign has for the future.
Colin and The Outlook For Lamont
Colin talks about the outlook for Lamont in the future. What he did wrong and what he did right to give him the loss
M. Jodi Rell Acceptance Speech
Republican Gov. M. Jodi Rell, who won another four years in office, was short on her speech but was very thankful to the candidates and her supporters throughout the entire campaign. She will continue to work hard together with the people of Connecticut.
Joe Lieberman Elect Speech
Lieberman talks about the fact that his family and the supporters stuck with him all the way. Also stating the change that is going to be across the board.
Lamont Concession Speech
Says continue to look forward. A spark has been ignited continue to make differences.
Ray and Diane talk with Lt Gov Sullivan
Lieutenant Governor Kevin Sullivan, with the DeStefano for Governor campaign, tells Ray and Diane they are waiting for the votes to be counted before jumping to conclusions.
Chris Frances with Dan Gerstein
"How We Look" the views of how the race is going from the Leiberman camp. From the view of the Chief Spokesman.
Campaigns 'Micro-Target' Likeliest Supporters
WTIC's Ray Dunaway and Diane Smith talk with pollster Chris Barnes with the Department of Public POlicy at the University of Connecticut about the way political candidates use commercial databases to identify likely supporters and encourage them to vote.
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About WTIC 2006 Election Coverage
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Democrats sought to strengthen their hold on the General Assembly on Tuesday, hoping to win enough seats to end their frustration with 12 years of Republican rule of the governor's office.
Gov. M. Jodi Rell, handed the governor's office after a corruption probe sent former Gov. John G. Rowland to prison, won her first full term in office Tuesday with a decisive victory over Democrat John DeStefano.
Democrat Ned Lamont conceded the U.S. Senate race Tuesday to incumbent Joe Lieberman, who made a triumphant return from political limbo after Lamont beat him in a Democratic primary.
Chris Murphy was just 23 when he became campaign manager for Charlotte Koskoff and nearly steered her campaign to victory over powerful Republican U.S. Rep. Nancy Johnson.
Portrayed as strong supporters of President Bush and the unpopular war in Iraq, Connecticut's three Republican members of Congress fought for political survival Tuesday against anti-war Democrats hoping to regain power.
By boosting the power of Democrats in Congress, voters likely set in motion legislative efforts to lower the price of pharmaceuticals and rein in military spending.
Rep. Nancy Johnson, the longest serving representative in Congress in Connecticut history, was swept out of office Tuesday as Republicans were pummeled for their support of the war in Iraq.
Susan Boyle
Katie Couric is off. CBS News Correspondent Jeff Glor describes the journey "Britain's Got Talent" contestant Susan Boyle has taken to make it to the top of the charts...
World News Roundup: 11/20/09
Questions about new guidelines for pap smears. An initial Senate vote set for tomorrow night on health care reform. Oprah set to end her syndicated talk show. CBS News Correspondent Nick Young has today's World News Roundup.
Pentagon; Military Recruiting; Obesity
According to a recent Pentagon report, nearly 75 percent of potential military recruits can't make the grade. CBS News Correspondent Katie Couric tells us why in today's Notebook.
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