Wall Street waves unsettle Connecticut (USA Today)
Theare felt acutely in Connecticut, home to numerous hedge funds, Fortune 500 companies and residents who work in finance and related industries on Wall Street and elsewhere.

Thousands Of Dead People On Connecticut's Voter Rolls (Hartford Courant)
An in-depth look at voter rolls across the state by a group of University of Connecticut journalism students earlier this year found that about 8,500 dead people were registered to vote, and that clerical errors made it appear that 300 of them actually had voted.

In presidential race, Northwest Connecticut opens wallets for Democrats (The Register Citizen)
TORRINGTON - If any part of Connecticut can be called "Republican," traditionally, Litchfield County has fit that bill, right?

Dodd in Connecticut to discuss bailout (Republican-American)
Sen. Christopher Dodd is returning to Connecticut today -- the first time since Congress and President Bush approved the $700 billion bailout package for the financial industry. Dodd, a Democrat and the chairman of the Senate Banking Committee, plans to meet this morning in Windsor Locks with Chamber of Commerce officials and banking, labor and housing organizations from across the state. Dodd ...

Deep pockets abound in Connecticut for presidential candidates (Republican-American)
HARTFORD -- With the White House up for grabs, Connecticut is reprising its bankrolling role on the national political stage.