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Hartford Courant
March 4, 2018
In 2006, he was the progressive darling who rode a wave of opposition to the Iraq War and nearly succeeded in picking off a U.S. Senator. In 2010, he was the centrist businessman whose campaign for governor failed to catch fire. Now Ned Lamont is back, making his second run for the state's top office.
CT Post
March 3, 2018
This gave newcomers Jacey Wyatt of Branford, the first transgender woman to run for governor, and Guy Smith of Greenwich, a former business executive, the same opportunity as the better-known hopefuls, six of whom — Ned Lamont, Jonathan Harris, Bridgeport Mayor Joe Ganim, Hartford Mayor LukeÃâà...
CT Post
March 2, 2018
Ned Lamont, of Greenwich, warned there is a lot at stake this November. “I can tell you, Republicans are gunning for this state,” Lamont said. “They want to turn this into a red state. Wherever you are from, whatever your background, you're welcome here.” His experience as a communications executiveÃâà...
CT Post
March 2, 2018
He said he had also considered Greenwich businessman Ned Lamont and, early on, was for Comptroller Kevin Lembo before Lembo exited the crowded gubernatorial contest. Ganim, however, was never a consideration, Gomes said, though he had nothing negative to say about hizzoner. Given recentÃâà...
Hartford Courant
March 1, 2018
She has lived in Greenwich for much of her life — the town where her father, Paul Hicks III, served on the board of selectmen with Democrat Ned Lamont, a little-known local official at the time who later burst onto the national stage by defeating U.S. Sen. Joseph I. Lieberman in a hotly contested primary inÃâà...
Hartford Courant
February 28, 2018
Each state has seven electoral votes. Among supporters of the national popular vote in Connecticut are several candidates for state office, including gubernatorial candidate Ned Lamont, state treasurer candidate Dita Bhargava and attorney general hopeful Rep. William Tong, along with more than a dozenÃâà...
The CT Mirror
February 24, 2018
Harris, 53, a former mayor and state senator from West Hartford, enters the race having demonstrated an ability to raise the $250,000 necessary to qualify for public financing, while lacking the name recognition of former U.S. Senate nominee Ned Lamont and former Secretary of the State Susan Bysiewicz,Ãâà...
Hartford Courant
February 21, 2018
The two Republicans were followed by two well-known Democrats who have run in statewide races: former Secretary of the State Susan Bysiewicz of Middletown at 10 percent and Greenwich cable television entrepreneur Ned Lamont at 8.8 percent. In a huge field, none of the other candidates exceeded 1Ãâà...
UConn Daily Campus
February 14, 2018
Campus correspondent Andrew Miano interviewed Democratic candidate for the governor of Connecticut Ned Lamont over the phone on Tuesday, Feb. 13, 2018. Lamont addressed the 2018 Election, infrastructure spending and his vision for Connecticut. The full transcript of the interview follows.
Greenwich Time
February 8, 2018
Gubernatorial candidate Ned Lamont got wind of the controversy during a Democratic Town Committee appearance Tuesday night in Wilton. He said Tracy Murray, who was a field organizer for his 2006 U.S. Senate race, apologized for missing his remarks and said she was late because her daughter wasÃâà...
The Wilton Bulletin
February 7, 2018
The Wilton Democratic Town Committee welcomed four candidates for state government at its meeting on Tuesday evening, Feb. 6: Jonathan Harris and Ned Lamont, both seeking the Democratic nomination for governor, attorney general hopeful Chris Mattei, and Arunan Arulampalam, who is running forÃâà...
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