The national and state Republican candidates will appear first on Connecticut ballots in the November 7 election, the state Supreme Court has ruled, in its first case argued this new court year.
September 27, 2012 at 10:56 AM
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The national and state Republican candidates will appear first on Connecticut ballots in the November 7 election, the state Supreme Court has ruled, in its first case argued this new court year.
The court ruled 7-0 to re-map the ballot order on the grounds that the Republican Party polled the most votes for governor in 2010.
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