Dad x2. Democrat. Believer in paper copies. Team @SKDK. Formerly @NedLamont, @govmalloyoffice, @CTDems, @scottmstringer, @mikebloomberg + @nycschools, and more.
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🔹 Congratulations to Connecticut State Treasurer Erick Russell (@ErickRussellCT) on winning reelection!🔹
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🔹Some partnerships are worth celebrating three times! Congratulations to Governor Ned Lamont (@GovNedLamont) on his historic third-term victory in Connecticut.🔹
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🔹 A race few thought could be won. Congratulations to Congressman-elect Luke Bronin (@LukeBronin) on his historic victory in CT's 1st Congressional District! 🔹
Yep
Democrats have held the top office in the reliably blue state since 2011, but Ned Lamont is only the second Connecticut governor to be elected to three consecutive terms. nytimes.com/2026/11/03/nyreg…
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Ned Lamont wins historic third term as Connecticut governor ift.tt/cRCubrH
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AP: Ned Lamont Wins 3rd Term For Governor go.ctcapitolreport.com/4jXjY…
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BREAKING: Top-25 senior Malachi Jordan has committed to St. John's, he told @PaulBiancardi, giving Rick Pitino his highest-ranked recruit since taking over the Red Storm. Jordan also becomes the program's first top-25 recruit since 2013.
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Good morning, Connecticut! Just voted — proud to cast my vote for the entire Democratic ticket. This election is hugely consequential. If you haven't already, get out there and vote!
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Check out My Story - growing up working class, counting change in my parents' store. It’s what makes me wake up each day fighting to make sure everyone has a chance to build their own success story.
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After beating long-time Rep. John Larson (D-CT) in Connecticut's First Congressional District Democratic primary, former Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin says "this is a moment that we, as a party, have to be more willing to embrace change and embrace new voices."
"I've said throughout this campaign, I think we would be a stronger party if more of our leaders recognize that part of leadership is knowing when it's time to pass the torch," he says.
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Rep. John Larson ousted in Connecticut dlvr.it/TTz1tL
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The Bench was proud to back Luke early on in his campaign because he had the courage to stand up to the gerontocracy and demand better.
Tonight, that movement won.
Congratulations to Bench candidate Luke Bronin on his huge primary win in #CT01!
Luke fought the establishment head-on — challenging a powerful 28-year incumbent and finally giving voters a chance for change. In November, that's exactly what they'll get.
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The Dem who unseated John Larson in CT >
.@LukeBronin has the energy and vision that Democrats need in Congress, and I'm proud to be counted among his supporters in this campaign. He's ready to get to work to fix our broken political system and deliver for his community. Onward to November!
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Larson giving a rambling concession speech, not mentioning Bronin by name yet, chiding media for not covering the two also-ran candidates enough. (Again, the hope for Larson was that they'd split the change vote.)
If you're surprised that John Larson is losing #CT01, you should, as the French say, "subscribe to le newsletter." semafor.com/article/05/12/20…
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Former Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin will win the Democratic nomination in Connecticut's 1st District, CNN's Decision Desk projects, defeating 14-term Rep. John Larson. Follow live updates: cnn.it/4hujdbC
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Wow Bronin defeated Larson in a race that was about generational change.
Back story -
nytimes.com/2025/11/22/us/po… via @NYTimes
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Another senior House Dem has lost tonight. @JohnLarsonCT, 78, has fallen to former Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin. This was not an ideological battle so much as a generational one.
Eager for change, Dems want fresh voices.
nytimes.com/interactive/2026… via @NYTimes
