Ned Lamont fends off progressive rival to win Connecticut governor nomination
Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont (D) was projected to win his Democratic primary, according to Decision Desk HQ, fending off a progressive challenger as he seeks a...
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Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont (D) was projected to win his Democratic primary, according to Decision Desk HQ, fending off a progressive challenger as he seeks a third term in office. The race marked the first time in 50 years. Elliott was able to secure just shy of $4 million from the state's election funding program.
Furthermore, Lamont funded his campaign mainly through personal wealth, as the cable entrepreneur spent over $9 million of his own money on his campaign.
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Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont (D) was projected to win his Democratic primary, according to Decision Desk HQ, fending off a progressive challenger as he seeks a third term in office.
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The race marked the first time in 50 years
according to The Hill — Just InElliott was able to secure just shy of $4 million from the state's election funding program.
according to Washington ExaminerLamont funded his campaign mainly through personal wealth, as the cable entrepreneur spent over $9 million of his own money on his campaign.
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