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Gov. Ned Lamont talks with Dennis House at The Big E about electric bills, speeders and 2026

By Dennis House,

4 days ago

WEST SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WTNH) — Gov. Ned Lamont (D-Conn.) walked around Connecticut Day at The Big E with Dennis House to see the local offerings. They also talked about electric bills, EVs, reckless speeders, Connecticut tourism and whether he will run for a third term in 2026.

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cadillac Sniff

2d ago

He always talks about the electric bills , but that’s all he does.

William Miller

3d ago

This state should learn from the past and vote RED to get important thing done for this state all the time, instead of some just some measly hand outs at election time. Vote Murphy out would be a big plus for the state and Blumenthal when his time comes up. .

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