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Common Cause in Connecticut Remembers Karen Hobert Flynn
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Fox 61: Public speaks out on early voting proposals in Connecticut
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Republican-American: State legislators begin debate on upcoming early-voting process
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CT Insider: CT secretary of the state pushes for 10 days of early voting
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CT Mirror: In public hearing, CT residents debate framework for early voting
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News 12 Connecticut: How long should early voting run? State lawmakers weigh options
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How Many Days of Early Voting Should Connecticut Adopt?
'The data on early voting is clear: more flexibility for voters of all backgrounds means more participation, and more participation makes for a Connecticut that works for all of us,'...
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Common Cause in Connecticut Urges Legislators to Provide Ample Early Voting Options
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Connecticut voters approved early voting. Here’s how their new secretary of state wants to make it happen.
The group supports at least 14 days, with at least one Saturday and one Sunday. She said the group would back even more, noting that 23 is the average number of early voting days in the other 46 states that allow it.
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Civil Rights Advocates Push for a Connecticut Voting Rights Act
The bill, which will be heard in the Government Administration and Elections Committee, aims to codify in Connecticut elements of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, a landmark piece of civil rights legislation, which has been weakened by recent Supreme Court rulings.
During the press...
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Civil Rights Organizations and Connecticut Legislators Call for Passage of a State Voting Rights Act