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Connecticut student released as senator seeks ICE inquiry
Foreign policyA Connecticut student is out of ICE detention, while a senator is calling for an investigation into the detention.
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News · CT
A Connecticut student is out of ICE detention, while a senator is calling for an investigation into the detention.

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Connecticut voters will choose statewide officials and representatives for all five U.S. House districts on Nov. 3, 2026.

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The gunmaker’s federal lawsuit disputes Connecticut’s ban on pistols that can be readily converted into machine guns.

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John Bolton and incumbent William Tong were projected as their parties’ Connecticut attorney general primary winners in uncontested races.

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Peter Lumaj and Stephanie Thomas were projected to win uncontested 2026 primaries for Connecticut secretary of the state.

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The decision follows voters’ 2024 approval of broader absentee voting beyond the state’s existing excuse-based system.

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The decision removes a legal barrier, but official state action will determine how and when voting procedures change.

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A New Haven Register editorial says a high court decision removes an obstacle to broader voting access in Connecticut.