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8:44Now PlayingThere are state senate races all the time. Connecticut’s 32nd District is up next. Cenk Uygur, host of The Young Turks, breaks it down. Tell us what you think in the comment section below.
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""Greg Cava says the best way to find out what the voters of the 32nd state Senate District are thinking is to “get out of your bubble” of friends and meet them door to door.
He visited countless homes in the “10 classic New England villages” last fall, and now in chilly winter he’s doing it again.
Cava, a Democrat from Roxbury who serves on the Region 12 Board of Education, lost to incumbent Sen. Rob Kane, R-Watertown, by a more than two-to-one margin last November in the Republican-leaning district, which stretches from Bethlehem to Oxford and includes such metro Danbury towns as Southbury, Washington, Roxbury and Bridgewater. Kane resigned last month and was approved by the General Assembly recently to become one of the two state auditors of public accounts.
Much is at stake in the special election. The state Senate is deadlocked with an even number of Republicans and Democrats, and a Cava victory would tip it back into Democratic control.
Cava, an attorney specializing in land development, last month defeated Robert Van Egghen at the Democratic convention in Woodbury. He now faces Republican state Rep. Eric Berthel of Watertown and petitioning candidate Dan Lynch of Middlebury in the Feb. 28 special election.”*
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