Sinopsis
WSHU's Senior Political Reporter Ebong Udoma looks at contemporary political issues from the perspective of his two decades covering local, regional and international events.
Episodios
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Capitol Avenue: A Different Kind Of Election Fraud
13/08/2021 Duración: 09minThree Bridgeport elected officials have been indicted on election fraud this year. Their alleged manipulation of absentee ballots stokes the attention of a new coalition that is trying to change what they call corruption endemic to Connecticut's largest city. And MAGA fans, this does not validate Trump-era misinformation about absentee ballot abuse.
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Capitol Avenue: A Win Is A Win
09/07/2021 Duración: 09minLast year, he struggled to get his priorities addressed. This year, Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont is able to take a victory lap for recreational marijuana and a highway use tax for truckers. His legislative record is "decidedly mixed."
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Capitol Avenue: A Lesson In Civics
18/03/2021 Duración: 07minSometimes it seems like a special degree is needed to really understand what's included in state budget negotiations. Connecticut Congresswoman Rosa DeLauro wants residents to better informed about how government with civics education.
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Capitol Avenue: A Shot In The Arm
12/03/2021 Duración: 16minConnecticut Governor Ned Lamont wants to get as many shots in the arms of residents as quickly as possible. He said the state's crucial vaccine rollout is the only way to ensure the vaccination that's needed to fully reopen.
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Capitol Avenue: Holding The Line
19/02/2021 Duración: 09minConnecticut Governor Ned Lamont’s budget plan skips increasing taxes in favor of new revenue, dipping into savings and a federal bailout. Economists and lawmakers question whether it would be enough when the state is being confronted with big spending needs and a budget shortfall.
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Capitol Avenue: Friends In High Places
28/01/2021 Duración: 06minConnecticut could dodge raising taxes and keep a surplus in its next two-year budget while dealing with a pandemic. Governor Ned Lamont says that's far more likely now that Joe Biden is president.
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Capitol Avenue: King Ned
30/12/2020 Duración: 09minGovernor Ned Lamont has pretty much run Connecticut without state lawmakers since March to handle the pandemic. Those emergency powers expire in February. What to make of Lamont’s rule by executive order as lawmakers return to Hartford for a new legislative session next month.
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Capitol Avenue: Is 2021 The Year For Pot?
16/12/2020 Duración: 13minAdvocates — both encouraged by federal movement to decriminalize marijuana and states opting into the regulated market — say the possibility of Connecticut legalizing recreational marijuana in 2021 could be the economic driver the state has been looking for.
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Capitol Avenue: The GOP In The Wings
03/12/2020 Duración: 09minConnecticut’s Democratic governor will need support from Republican lawmakers to keep a Democratic supermajority in check.
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Capitol Avenue: Down Ballot
22/10/2020 Duración: 16minThe Connecticut GOP are holding out hope to flip the state red this election.
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Capitol Avenue: City Flippers
08/10/2020 Duración: 14minConnecticut tries to attract new business to its former manufacturing towns.
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Capitol Avenue: Ballots Counted Here
23/09/2020 Duración: 16minConnecticut's local governments try to build confidence in the electoral process ahead of a hot presidential election amid of a pandemic.
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Capitol Avenue: What To Do With Connecticut's Flailing Utility Companies
08/09/2020 Duración: 13minConnecticut re-evaluates its relationship with power companies following another "once in a century" storm. Also, a closer look into a local utility that held up as a model as a win-win for ratepayers and the bottom-line.
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Police Accountability
31/07/2020 Duración: 09minTwo lawmakers played a role in passing Connecticut's sweeping new police accountability law that would allow civil lawsuits against police officers accused of crimes while on duty. Senator Gary Winfield, Chairman of the Judiciary Committee is Black. Senate President Martin Looney is White. Both talk about how experiences as teenagers shaped their views on race.
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Interview: Professor Gary Rose On The Presidential Election That Went ‘Haywire’
05/09/2017 Duración: 07min -
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How States That Have Decriminalized Marijuana Are Managing Its Recreational Use
12/06/2017 Duración: 06min -
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Despite Boycott From Some Democrats, Mayor Ganim To Attend Trump Inauguration
19/01/2017 Duración: 04min