Connecticut’s Citizens’ Election Program (CEP) has two upcoming deadlines: September 21st and October 9th.
Qualifying for CEP funding will provide our campaign with the resources needed to expand our reach across Connecticut—from yard signs and voter outreach to meet & greets, grassroots efforts, and traditional and digital advertising.
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I am calling on the Attorney General to unconditionally apologize — today — to every Republican, every independent, and every unaffiliated citizen who gives their time to public service in this state. Their neighbors. Volunteers. Poll workers. Candidates who put their names forward because they love Connecticut.
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Kosta Diamantis was convicted on 21 federal counts after running a bribery and extortion scheme out of a state office entrusted with building our children’s schools. This week, rather than face a single day of his sentence, he fled the country — while still drawing a taxpayer-funded state pension.
For far too long, the powerful and connected have come to expect that accountability is for other people.
I am running for Attorney General to end that expectation.
Connecticut deserves an Attorney General who treats corruption as the emergency it is — every day, not just the days it makes headlines.
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Last Thursday, Connecticut’s Attorney General – allegedly “the People’s Lawyer”– stood at a podium and told the people of Connecticut that if they stand with the President, they are — his words — “disqualified from serving in office.” He said it twice, and it was directed at all Republicans.
Let every voter, of every party, hear that clearly: the state’s top law enforcement officer just declared that Americans are unfit to serve their neighbors simply because he may not agree with their politics.
I'm John Bolton, and I'm running for Attorney General because Connecticut deserves an Attorney General who represents all of its people, regardless of their political beliefs.
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John Bolton Addresses Connecticut’s $250,000 No-Bid Consulting Contract
John Bolton, Republican candidate for Connecticut Attorney General, joined Republican leaders and candidates to demand greater accountability and transparency in Connecticut state government and question how the state spends taxpayer dollars.
At the press conference, Bolton and Republican leaders raised concerns about the state’s reported $250,000 no-bid consulting contract with a company owned by former U.S. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona. The state also appointed Cardona to chair the commission that his company was hired to advise.
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CONNECTICUT 2018 FLASHBACK
“Let’s not forget that we have a secretary of the state that’s registering non-citizens,” Romano said.
“When someone checks off that they’re a U.S. citizen, the question is does the secretary of the state check that they’re a citizen?
The answer is no. So you’re on your honor.”
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