GOP Has The Edge In Unsettled Convention Races

  
A potential four-way race for the GOP nomination for attorney general is brewing






  

    

      
By Connecticut Mirror Staff - Connecticut Mirror

      
Published: May 21, 2010

    

    

                      

    

                  
          
    

          

      

	 



	Unlike their Democratic counterparts, Republicans will open their annual state convention this afternoon with a number of pressing questions unresolved.



	Will the selection of Danbury Mayor Mark Boughton as a running mate be enough to secure a convention win for gubernatorial contender Michael Fedele?



	Will Tom Foley, the frontrunner for the gubernatorial nomination in a March 18 Quinnipiac Poll, have as much pull with convention delegates as he does with the general public?



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	Listen for full coverage leading up to the state Democratic and Republican conventions on Where We Live at 9am and The Colin McEnroe Show at 1pm.  Our 1pm program is being taped for broadcast by CT-N, as part of their complete convention coverage this weekend.

        

              

            

 
        

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	This convention is a different type of animal


        
-Republican State Chairman Christopher Healy

      

          
      

                              
      

         
             
                    

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