If he does choose to run for a third term, Lamont would be angling for a feat not achieved by a Connecticut governor since John Rowland. The state has no term limits on its highest office.

The poll is the most public piece of a nascent campaign to nudge CT Gov. Ned Lamont either towards retirement or a move to the left on taxes, spending and housing policies.

Gov. Ned Lamont said Thursday that the challenges of navigating the economic uncertainties and political chaos generated by President Donald J. Trump only increase the chances he will seek a third ...

Lamont is one of the nation’s most popular governors, with a 62% approval rating in an April Morning Consult poll. But 44% of voters think he shouldn’t run again, according to a University of ...

At a Thursday evening "Scoops With Sean" meetup at a vegan frozen dessert shop downtown, State Comptroller Sean Scanlon said ...

Will Governor Lamont (D-CT) seek a third term? During a conversation with Dennis House, the governor shared his thinking and what those close to him are saying on This Week in Connecticut.