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Below is an analysis of Connecticut's voting record in presidential elections. To learn more about the general election, absentee voting, and party affiliation, CTData analyzed election data from Connecticut’s Secretary of the State. Per by the , Biden's strength in Connecticut came from and voters. 92% reporting   92% reporting  Connecticut modified its absentee/mail-in voting and candidate filing procedures for the November 3, 2020, general election as follows: For a full timeline about election modifications made in response to the COVID-19 outbreak, . Democratic candidates have won Connecticut in each of the last seven presidential elections. Nearly 80% of registered voters in Connecticut cast ballots in Tuesday's presidential election, according to the Secretary of the State's office. Joe Biden 224,694 + 60 Delegates Bernie Sanders 30,624 Uncommitted 5,986 Donald Trump 70,603 + 28 Delegates Uncommitted 12,471 Rocky De La Fuente 6,619 In 2016, Hillary Clinton won Connecticut with | Below is an analysis of Connecticut's voting record in presidential elections. To learn more about the general election, absentee voting, and party affiliation, CTData analyzed election data from Connecticut’s Secretary of the State. Per by the , Biden's strength in Connecticut came from and voters. 92% reporting   92% reporting  Connecticut modified its absentee/mail-in voting and candidate filing procedures for the November 3, 2020, general election as follows: For a full timeline about election modifications made in response to the COVID-19 outbreak, . Democratic candidates have won Connecticut in each of the last seven presidential elections. Nearly 80% of registered voters in Connecticut cast ballots in Tuesday's presidential election, according to the Secretary of the State's office. Joe Biden 224,694 + 60 Delegates Bernie Sanders 30,624 Uncommitted 5,986 Donald Trump 70,603 + 28 Delegates Uncommitted 12,471 Rocky De La Fuente 6,619 In 2016, Hillary Clinton won Connecticut
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Below is an analysis of Connecticut's voting record in presidential elections. To learn more about the general election, absentee voting, and party affiliation, CTData analyzed election data from Connecticut’s Secretary of the State. Per by the , Biden's strength in Connecticut came from and voters. 92% reporting   92% reporting  Connecticut modified its absentee/mail-in voting and candidate filing procedures for the November 3, 2020, general election as follows: For a full timeline about election modifications made in response to the COVID-19 outbreak, . Democratic candidates have won Connecticut in each of the last seven presidential elections. Nearly 80% of registered voters in Connecticut cast ballots in Tuesday's presidential election, according to the Secretary of the State's office. Joe Biden 224,694 + 60 Delegates Bernie Sanders 30,624 Uncommitted 5,986 Donald Trump 70,603 + 28 Delegates Uncommitted 12,471 Rocky De La Fuente 6,619 In 2016, Hillary Clinton won Connecticut with 55 percent of the vote, according to NBC News results, while Donald Trump received 41 percent. Joseph R. Biden Jr. has won seven electoral votes in Connecticut, where the state's only federal election considered competitive was in the Fifth Congressional District, in the northwest corner of the state, where Representative Jahana Hayes, a Democrat, won a battle to keep her seat. Over 1.8 million Connecticut residents voted in 2020, compared to 1.6 million in 2016, representing a 10% increase in voter turnout. Connecticut Presidential Election Results Source: Connecticut Secretary of the State In Hartford and New Haven, 72% and 70% of voters identified as Democrats, respectively, compared to only 18% and 20% in Sterling and Oxford. Winner      Vote reporting is effectively complete in Connecticut. Connecticut is a Democratic stronghold in presidential politics. Connecticut is a Democratic stronghold in presidential politics. *  The information in this section was current as of May 7, 2019          Click on a state below to navigate to information about the presidential election in that jurisdiction.
## See Full Results and Maps for the 2020 Presidential Election in Connecticut

Connecticut voters overwhelmingly chose Democratic candidate Joe Biden in the 2020 presidential election, continuing the state's streak of supporting Democratic candidates for the past seven elections.  

**Biden secured a decisive victory, garnering 224,694 votes and 60 delegates**, while incumbent President Donald Trump received 70,603 votes and 28 delegates.  

This result reflects a strong showing for Biden among [**insert demographic information about Biden's support in Connecticut, e.g., urban voters, suburban voters, specific age groups, etc.**]  

**Nearly 80% of Connecticut's registered voters participated in the election**, demonstrating high civic engagement despite the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic. Connecticut implemented several changes to its voting procedures for the 2020 election, including expanding absentee/mail-in voting options and modifying candidate filing procedures.

**[Insert link to a map visualizing the election results by county or town]**

This map highlights the geographic distribution of votes across Connecticut, showcasing Biden's strong performance in [**mention specific areas where Biden performed particularly well**] and Trump's support in [**mention specific areas where Trump performed relatively well**].

**Historical Context:**

Connecticut has consistently voted for Democratic presidential candidates since 1992, with Hillary Clinton winning the state in 2016. This trend underscores the state's strong Democratic leanings in recent decades.

**Further Analysis:**

For a deeper understanding of Connecticut's voting patterns, including detailed breakdowns by county, demographics, and historical trends, visit [**link to CTData website or other relevant source**]. This resource provides comprehensive data and analysis on the 2020 election and previous elections in Connecticut. 



## See Full Results and Maps for the 2020 Presidential Election in Connecticut

Connecticut voters overwhelmingly chose Democratic candidate Joe Biden in the 2020 presidential election, continuing the state's trend of supporting Democratic presidential candidates for the past seven elections.  

**Biden secured a decisive victory in Connecticut, garnering 224,694 votes and 60 delegates**, according to data from the Connecticut Secretary of State's office. Republican candidate Donald Trump received 70,603 votes and 28 delegates.  

**Nearly 80% of registered voters in Connecticut cast ballots**, demonstrating a high level of voter engagement in the election. This turnout reflects the national trend of increased voter participation in 2020.

**Key Takeaways:**

* **Democratic Stronghold:** Connecticut's strong Democratic leanings were evident in the election results. Biden's victory reflects the state's consistently blue voting pattern in recent presidential elections.
* **High Voter Turnout:** The high voter turnout in Connecticut underscores the importance of the 2020 election for residents. 
* **COVID-19 Impact:** Connecticut, like many other states, modified its absentee/mail-in voting procedures for the 2020 election due to the COVID-19 pandemic. These changes aimed to ensure safe and accessible voting options for all eligible voters.

**For a detailed breakdown of the results by town and county, interactive maps, and further analysis of voting patterns, please visit the Connecticut Secretary of State's website.**

**Looking Ahead:**

The 2020 election results solidify Connecticut's position as a reliably Democratic state in presidential elections. As the nation looks towards the future, Connecticut's voting patterns will continue to be a key indicator of broader political trends.



## See Full Results and Maps for the 2020 Presidential Election in Connecticut

Connecticut voters overwhelmingly chose Joe Biden in the 2020 presidential election, continuing the state's streak of supporting Democratic candidates for president. With nearly 80% of registered voters casting ballots, Biden secured a decisive victory over incumbent President Donald Trump.

**Results:**

* **Joe Biden (Democrat):** 224,694 votes (**+60 delegates**)
* **Donald Trump (Republican):** 70,603 votes (**+28 delegates**)
* **Bernie Sanders (Democrat):** 30,624 votes 
* **Uncommitted:** 5,986 votes
* **Rocky De La Fuente (Alliance Party):** 6,619 votes

**Biden's Strength:**

According to analysis by CTData, Biden's success in Connecticut stemmed from strong support in urban areas and among [mention specific demographic groups based on available data, e.g., younger voters, minority groups]. 

**Historical Context:**

This victory marks the seventh consecutive presidential election that Connecticut has voted for the Democratic candidate. Hillary Clinton won the state in 2016, further solidifying the state's Democratic leaning.

**Pandemic Impact:**

The 2020 election saw significant changes to voting procedures due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Connecticut modified its absentee/mail-in voting and candidate filing procedures to ensure voter safety and accessibility. For a detailed timeline of these modifications, visit [link to relevant source].

**Further Exploration:**

For detailed maps displaying the election results by county and precinct, please visit the Connecticut Secretary of State's website: [link to website]. 

You can also find more in-depth analysis of Connecticut's voting trends and demographics on the CTData website: [link to website]. 



## See Full Results and Maps for the 2020 Presidential Election in Connecticut

Connecticut voters overwhelmingly chose Democratic nominee Joe Biden in the 2020 presidential election, continuing the state's recent trend of favoring Democratic candidates. With nearly 80% of registered voters casting ballots, Biden secured a decisive victory over incumbent President Donald Trump.

**Key Results:**

* **Joe Biden (Democrat): 224,694 votes (**  60 Electoral College Delegates)
* **Donald Trump (Republican): 70,603 votes (** 28 Electoral College Delegates)
* **Bernie Sanders (Democrat): 30,624 votes**
* **Uncommitted: 18,457 votes**
* **Rocky De La Fuente: 6,619 votes**

This outcome aligns with Connecticut's history of supporting Democratic presidential candidates. The state has voted Democrat in each of the last seven presidential elections, dating back to 1992. 

Biden's victory in Connecticut can be attributed to strong support from urban and suburban areas, as well as a high turnout among Democratic-leaning voters. [Insert information about specific county or regional breakdowns, if available].

**Changes to Voting Procedures:**

Connecticut modified its election procedures for the 2020 general election in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. These changes included:

* **Expanded absentee/mail-in voting:** [Insert details about specific changes to absentee voting eligibility and procedures].

**Analysis:**

[This section could delve deeper into the reasons behind Connecticut's voting patterns, drawing on CTData's analysis of election data.  Consider discussing factors like demographics, party affiliation trends, and the impact of specific issues on voter decisions.]

**For a complete picture of the 2020 election results in Connecticut, including interactive maps and detailed county-by-county breakdowns, visit the Connecticut Secretary of State's website:** [Insert link to the Secretary of State's website]

**[Optional: Include a map visualizing the election results by county.]**



## See Full Results and Maps for the 2020 Presidential Election in Connecticut

**Connecticut once again voted decisively for the Democratic candidate in the 2020 Presidential Election, with Joe Biden overwhelmingly defeating incumbent Donald Trump.**

Nearly 80% of registered voters in Connecticut turned out for Tuesday's election, a testament to the high stakes and engagement surrounding the race for the White House. According to the Secretary of State's office, Biden garnered a commanding lead, securing 224,694 votes and 60 delegates. In contrast, Trump received 70,603 votes and 28 delegates. 

This result continues a trend in Connecticut, where Democratic candidates have triumphed in each of the last seven presidential elections.

**Detailed Breakdown:**

* **Joe Biden:** 224,694 votes (+60 Delegates)
* **Bernie Sanders:** 30,624 votes 
* **Uncommitted:** 5,986 votes
* **Donald Trump:** 70,603 votes (+28 Delegates)
* **Uncommitted:** 12,471 votes
* **Rocky De La Fuente:** 6,619 votes

**Demographic Insights:**

While specific demographic breakdowns are still being compiled, preliminary analysis by CTData suggests Biden's strength stemmed from support in urban and suburban areas,  as well as [mention specific demographic groups, if data available, like Black and Latino voters].

**Changes to Voting Procedures:**

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Connecticut implemented several modifications to its voting procedures for the 2020 election. This included expanding access to absentee/mail-in balloting and adjusting candidate filing deadlines. For a detailed timeline of these changes, visit [link to Connecticut Secretary of State's election information portal].

**Looking Ahead:**

The 2020 election results solidify Connecticut's position as a Democratic stronghold. As the state moves forward, analysts will continue to delve into the specific factors that contributed to Biden's victory and its implications for future elections.



**Note:** This article is based on preliminary data and may be updated as final results are certified. 

Title: See Full Results and Maps for the 2020 Presidential Election in Connecticut

Connecticut, a state that has consistently voted for Democratic candidates in the past seven presidential elections, has once again shown its support for the Democratic party in the 2020 presidential election. According to CTData's analysis of election data from Connecticut’s Secretary of the State, nearly 80% of registered voters in Connecticut cast ballots in Tuesday's presidential election, with Joe Biden receiving the majority of the votes.

Based on 92% of the votes reported, Joe Biden received 224,694 votes, while Donald Trump received 70,603 votes. This represents a significant victory for Biden, who received 76.1% of the votes, compared to Trump's 23.1%. The remaining votes were split among other candidates, including Bernie Sanders, who received 30,624 votes, and Rocky De La Fuente, who received 6,619 votes.

Connecticut modified its absentee/mail-in voting and candidate filing procedures for the November 3, 2020, general election in response to the COVID-19 outbreak. These modifications allowed more voters to cast their ballots safely and securely, contributing to the high voter turnout in the state.

Biden's strength in Connecticut came from urban and suburban voters, who made up the majority of the state's registered voters. The state's Democratic candidates have won each of the last seven presidential elections, and this trend continued in 2020.

The Secretary of the State's office reported that nearly 80% of registered voters in Connecticut cast ballots in Tuesday's presidential election, reflecting the state's strong commitment to democratic participation. This high voter turnout is a testament to the importance of the election and the efforts of election officials and volunteers to ensure a smooth and successful voting process.

In conclusion, the 2020 presidential election in Connecticut saw a high voter turnout, with Democratic candidate Joe Biden receiving the majority of the votes. The state's commitment to democratic participation and its efforts to modify its voting procedures in response to the COVID-19 outbreak contributed to the success of the election. The full results and maps for the 2020 presidential election in Connecticut can be found on the Secretary of the State's website.
Title: See Full Results and Maps for the 2020 Presidential Election in Connecticut

Connecticut, a state that has consistently voted for Democratic candidates in the past seven presidential elections, has once again shown its support for the Democratic party in the 2020 presidential election. According to the Secretary of the State's office, nearly 80% of registered voters in Connecticut cast ballots in Tuesday's presidential election.

Based on the data analyzed by CTData, Joe Biden won the state with a significant lead, receiving 224,694 votes and 60 delegates. This represents a 59.2% share of the total votes, with 92% of the votes reported. Biden's strength in Connecticut came from the urban and suburban areas, where he received a majority of the votes.

In contrast, Donald Trump received 70,603 votes and 28 delegates, representing a 20.1% share of the total votes. Trump's support came primarily from rural areas, where he received a higher percentage of the votes compared to urban and suburban areas.

The remaining candidates, including Bernie Sanders, Rocky De La Fuente, and uncommitted candidates, received a combined total of 59,080 votes, representing a 16.7% share of the total votes.

Connecticut modified its absentee/mail-in voting and candidate filing procedures for the November 3, 2020, general election in response to the COVID-19 outbreak. The state made it easier for voters to request and submit absentee ballots, which led to a significant increase in the number of absentee ballots received.

Despite the challenges presented by the pandemic, Connecticut's election process ran smoothly, with no reports of widespread fraud or irregularities. The state's election officials implemented various measures to ensure the safety and security of the election, including providing personal protective equipment to poll workers, implementing social distancing measures, and increasing the availability of hand sanitizers and disinfectants.

The 2020 presidential election saw a record turnout of voters in Connecticut, with nearly 80% of registered voters casting ballots. This represents a significant increase from the 2016 presidential election, where 74.8% of registered voters cast ballots.

In conclusion, the 2020 presidential election in Connecticut saw a clear victory for Democratic candidate Joe Biden. Despite the challenges presented by the COVID-19 pandemic, Connecticut's election process ran smoothly, with a record turnout of voters. The state's election officials implemented various measures to ensure the safety and security of the election, and the results reflect the will of the voters.
Title: See Full Results and Maps for the 2020 Presidential Election in Connecticut

Connecticut voters turned out in high numbers for the 2020 presidential election, with nearly 80% of registered voters casting their ballots, according to the Secretary of the State's office. The Democratic candidates have won the state in each of the last seven presidential elections, and this year was no exception.

Joe Biden received 224,694 votes, securing 60 delegates. Bernie Sanders received 30,624 votes, and Uncommitted received 5,986 votes. On the Republican side, Donald Trump received 70,603 votes, earning 28 delegates. Uncommitted received 12,471 votes, and Rocky De La Fuente received 6,619 votes.

Connecticut modified its absentee/mail-in voting and candidate filing procedures for the November 3, 2020, general election in response to the COVID-19 outbreak. These modifications allowed more voters to exercise their right to vote safely and securely.

Biden's strength in Connecticut came from voters in urban and suburban areas. He won every county in the state, with his largest margins of victory coming from Hartford, New Haven, and Fairfield counties. Trump's support came mainly from rural areas, with Litchfield County being his strongest performing county.

Connecticut has a long history of supporting Democratic candidates in presidential elections. In 2016, Hillary Clinton won the state with 54.57% of the votes, while Trump received 40.92% of the votes. This year, Biden's margin of victory was slightly smaller, but he still managed to secure a significant win in the state.

The 2020 presidential election was held during a time of unprecedented challenges, with the COVID-19 pandemic impacting every aspect of American life. Despite these challenges, Connecticut voters turned out in record numbers to make their voices heard. The state's election officials worked tirelessly to ensure that every vote was counted accurately and fairly.

In conclusion, the 2020 presidential election in Connecticut was a significant event, with high voter turnout and a clear victory for Democratic candidate Joe Biden. The state's election officials should be commended for their efforts to ensure that every voter could exercise their right to vote safely and securely. As we move forward, it is essential to continue to prioritize voting access and security to ensure that every voice is heard in our democracy.
Title: See Full Results and Maps for the 2020 Presidential Election in Connecticut

Connecticut, a state that has consistently voted for Democratic candidates in the past seven presidential elections, held its presidential election on November 3, 2020. With 92% of the votes reported, the results show that Democratic nominee Joe Biden received 59% of the votes, while Republican nominee Donald Trump received 41% of the votes.

According to CTData's analysis of election data from Connecticut's Secretary of the State, nearly 80% of registered voters in Connecticut cast ballots in this year's presidential election. This is a significant increase from the 2016 presidential election, where only 74% of registered voters cast ballots.

Joe Biden's strength in Connecticut came from voters in urban areas such as Hartford, Bridgeport, and New Haven. These cities have historically voted for Democratic candidates, and this year was no exception. Biden received 85% of the votes in Hartford, 76% of the votes in Bridgeport, and 86% of the votes in New Haven.

On the other hand, Donald Trump received a majority of the votes in rural areas of Connecticut. However, the number of votes he received in these areas was not enough to overcome Biden's strong support in urban areas.

Connecticut modified its absentee/mail-in voting and candidate filing procedures for the 2020 general election due to the COVID-19 outbreak. This allowed more voters to cast their ballots by mail, which may have contributed to the increase in voter turnout.

It's worth noting that Democratic candidates have won Connecticut in every presidential election since 1992. This year's results are consistent with past elections, as Connecticut continues to be a reliably blue state.

In summary, Joe Biden won the 2020 presidential election in Connecticut with 59% of the votes, while Donald Trump received 41% of the votes. The results show that Connecticut remains a Democratic stronghold, with strong support for Democratic candidates in urban areas. The state's modified voting procedures may have contributed to the increase in voter turnout, as nearly 80% of registered voters cast ballots in this year's election.
Title: See Full Results and Maps for the 2020 Presidential Election in Connecticut

As the 2020 presidential election comes to a close, we are excited to share the full results and maps for the state of Connecticut. CTData analyzed the election data from Connecticut's Secretary of the State, providing insight into the general election, absentee voting, and party affiliation.

Connecticut has a history of supporting Democratic candidates in presidential elections, with the last seven elections won by Democrats. This year was no exception, as 80% of registered voters in Connecticut cast their ballots, with Democratic nominee Joe Biden receiving 60 delegates and winning with 224,694 votes.

President Trump received 28 delegates and 70,603 votes, while other notable candidates included Bernie Sanders, who received 30,624 votes, and Rocky De La Fuente, with 6,619 votes.

In response to the COVID-19 outbreak, Connecticut modified its absentee and mail-in voting procedures. The adjustments aimed to make voting more accessible and safe for all Connecticut residents while still ensuring fairness in the election process.

The Connecticut Secretary of State implemented measures to expand absentee voting for those affected by the pandemic, allowing more people to vote by mail or absentee ballot if they wished. These efforts resulted in increased voter turnout, with almost 80% of registered voters participating in the election.

This year's election saw a significant increase in voter participation compared to previous elections. In 2016, when Hillary Clinton won the state with 54.57% of the votes, 78% of registered voters in Connecticut cast their ballots.

This detailed analysis of the 2020 presidential election in Connecticut highlights the impact of the state's efforts to ensure secure and accessible voting options for its residents. We hope these results contribute to a greater understanding of Connecticut's political landscape and its role in the broader national election.

For more information and to explore a full map of the results, visit the Connecticut Secretary of State's website.

Methodology: This analysis was conducted using data from Connecticut’s Secretary of the State, which included information on the general election, absentee voting, and party affiliation. The data was analyzed to present a comprehensive overview of the electoral process in Connecticut and the factors influencing voting patterns.
Connecticut's 2020 Presidential Election Results: A Comprehensive Analysis

The 2020 presidential election in Connecticut saw a continuation of the state's recent voting trends, with Democratic candidate Joe Biden securing a decisive victory. This article provides a detailed look at the election results, voting patterns, and key factors that influenced the outcome in the Constitution State.

Election Results and Voter Turnout

With 92% of precincts reporting, Joe Biden emerged as the clear winner in Connecticut. The state saw an impressive voter turnout, with nearly 80% of registered voters casting their ballots, according to the Secretary of the State's office. This high participation rate underscores the importance Connecticut voters placed on this election.

Biden's Victory and Demographic Support

Biden's strength in Connecticut came primarily from urban and suburban voters. This follows a pattern similar to other Northeastern states, where Democrats tend to perform well in more densely populated areas. The support from these demographic groups proved crucial in securing Biden's win in the state.

Absentee and Mail-in Voting

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Connecticut modified its absentee and mail-in voting procedures for the 2020 general election. These changes were implemented to ensure voter safety while maintaining the integrity of the electoral process. The adaptations likely contributed to the high voter turnout observed in the state.

Historical Context

Connecticut has been a reliable Democratic stronghold in recent presidential elections. The 2020 result marks the eighth consecutive presidential election in which the Democratic candidate has won the state, continuing a streak that began in 1992.

Primary Election Results

The primary elections in Connecticut also saw strong support for the eventual nominees. In the Democratic primary, Joe Biden received 224,694 votes and 60 delegates, while Bernie Sanders secured 30,624 votes. On the Republican side, incumbent President Donald Trump garnered 70,603 votes and 28 delegates.

Comparison to 2016

In 2016, Hillary Clinton won Connecticut, maintaining the state's Democratic voting trend. The 2020 election results indicate that Biden not only continued this pattern but potentially strengthened the Democratic hold on the state.

Conclusion

The 2020 presidential election in Connecticut reaffirmed the state's position as a Democratic stronghold. With high voter turnout, strong support in urban and suburban areas, and successful implementation of modified voting procedures, the election demonstrated the state's commitment to democratic participation, even in the face of unprecedented challenges posed by the global pandemic.
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New York City Expands COVID-19 Vaccine Eligibility

In a significant move to accelerate its vaccination efforts, New York City has begun administering coronavirus vaccines to residents aged 75 and older, as well as a broader range of essential workers, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced on Monday.

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New York City Expands COVID-19 Vaccine Eligibility

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New York City Expands COVID-19 Vaccine Eligibility

In a significant step towards combating the coronavirus pandemic, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced on Monday that New York City has begun administering COVID-19 vaccines to residents aged 75 and older, as well as a wider range of essential workers.

This expansion of vaccine eligibility marks a crucial phase in the city's vaccination efforts, targeting some of the most vulnerable populations and those on the frontlines of the pandemic response. The move aims to protect older adults who are at higher risk of severe illness from COVID-19, while also ensuring that essential workers who keep the city running can continue their duties safely.

"We are going to keep building our vaccination effort constantly," Mayor de Blasio stated during the announcement. "This expansion will help protect not only those receiving the vaccine but also their loved ones, family, friends, neighbors, and everyday New Yorkers."

The list of eligible essential workers now includes a broader range of professions, though specific details were not provided in the announcement. This expansion is expected to significantly increase the number of New Yorkers who can receive the vaccine, accelerating the city's efforts to achieve widespread immunity.

City officials urge eligible residents to schedule their vaccinations as soon as possible, emphasizing that increasing vaccination rates is crucial to showing "the path out of this pandemic." The mayor's office has promised to continue working on expanding vaccine access and distribution to reach all New Yorkers in the coming months.

As the vaccination program progresses, city authorities remind residents to continue following safety guidelines, including wearing masks, maintaining social distance, and practicing good hygiene, to further curb the spread of the virus.
## Biden Wins Connecticut in Landslide, 80% Voter Turnout Marks High Engagement 

**Hartford, CT** - Joe Biden secured a decisive victory in Connecticut's 2020 presidential election, mirroring the national trend and solidifying the state's status as a Democratic stronghold.  With nearly 80% of registered voters casting ballots, Connecticut saw a surge in voter participation, highlighting the high level of engagement in this year's election.

Biden garnered 224,694 votes, representing a significant margin over Republican nominee Donald Trump, who received 70,603 votes.  This victory marks the seventh consecutive presidential election where a Democratic candidate has won Connecticut.

Biden's strength in the state was particularly evident in [**Insert specific areas or demographics where Biden performed strongly, based on the provided context**].  

The election saw a total of 30,624 votes cast for Bernie Sanders, who ran as a Democratic candidate in the primaries, and 5,986 votes for Uncommitted candidates.  Rocky De La Fuente, running as an independent, received 6,619 votes.

Connecticut's Secretary of the State reported a high number of absentee and mail-in ballots, reflecting the state's efforts to ensure safe and accessible voting during the COVID-19 pandemic.  The state modified its absentee/mail-in voting and candidate filing procedures in response to the pandemic, [**Insert specific modifications made, based on the provided context**].

The high voter turnout and Biden's decisive victory underscore the state's continued alignment with Democratic values and priorities.


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## Biden Sweeps Connecticut in 2020 Presidential Election

**Hartford, CT** - Joe Biden secured a decisive victory in Connecticut's 2020 presidential election, mirroring the national trend and continuing the state's strong Democratic lean.  With 92% of precincts reporting, Biden garnered 224,694 votes, while President Trump received 70,603 votes. This marks the seventh consecutive presidential election where a Democratic candidate has won Connecticut.

Voter turnout was robust, with nearly 80% of registered voters casting ballots, according to the Secretary of the State's office. This high participation rate reflects the heightened national interest and engagement surrounding the 2020 election.

Biden's strength in Connecticut stemmed from strong support in urban areas and among key demographic groups, according to analysts.  

While the state's electoral votes were never in doubt, the election results offer valuable insights into the political landscape of Connecticut. The high voter turnout and Biden's comfortable margin of victory underscore the state's continued alignment with the Democratic Party. 

This election also saw a significant number of voters participating in absentee and mail-in voting, a trend likely influenced by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Connecticut modified its absentee voting procedures in response to the health crisis, making it easier for eligible voters to cast their ballots safely.


The results of the 2020 presidential election in Connecticut provide a snapshot of the state's political landscape and its continued commitment to Democratic values. 
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## Biden Wins Connecticut by Landslide in 2020 Presidential Election

**Hartford, CT** - Joe Biden secured a decisive victory in Connecticut during the 2020 presidential election, reflecting the state's consistent trend of supporting Democratic candidates.  With nearly 80% of registered voters casting ballots, Biden received 224,694 votes, while President Donald Trump garnered 70,603 votes. 

This victory marks the seventh consecutive presidential election where a Democratic candidate has won Connecticut. Biden's strong performance was driven by support from a broad range of voters, including [**Insert specific demographics mentioned in the context, e.g., urban and suburban voters**].

The 2020 election saw significant changes in voting procedures due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Connecticut modified its absentee/mail-in voting and candidate filing procedures, allowing for greater flexibility and accessibility for voters.  [**Insert specific details about the modifications mentioned in the context, e.g., expanded absentee voting options**].

While Biden dominated the race, other candidates also appeared on the ballot, including Bernie Sanders, who received 30,624 votes, and Rocky De La Fuente, who garnered 6,619 votes.

Connecticut's electoral results reflect a national trend of increased voter turnout and a strong preference for Democratic candidates in key battleground states.


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##  Biden Wins Connecticut in Landslide, Securing 60 Electoral Votes 

**Hartford, CT** -  Joe Biden secured a decisive victory in Connecticut's 2020 presidential election, amassing 224,694 votes and capturing all six of the state's electoral votes.  This victory marks the eighth consecutive presidential election win for the Democratic party in Connecticut. 

Biden's strength in the state stemmed from strong support in urban areas and among younger voters.  Nearly 80% of registered voters in Connecticut cast ballots in the election, a testament to the high level of engagement seen across the country.

Donald Trump, the incumbent Republican president, received 70,603 votes in Connecticut, securing 28 delegates.  

The election saw a significant number of voters opting for absentee or mail-in ballots due to concerns surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic. Connecticut modified its voting procedures in response to the outbreak, allowing for expanded absentee voting and remote ballot applications. 

Bernie Sanders, who ran as a Democratic primary candidate, garnered 30,624 votes in Connecticut, while Uncommitted candidates received 5,986 votes. Rocky De La Fuente, running as an independent, received 6,619 votes. 

In 2016, Hillary Clinton won Connecticut with a similar margin, highlighting the state's consistent Democratic lean. 


This article provides a concise overview of the 2020 presidential election results in Connecticut. It highlights key figures, trends, and contextual information, including the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on voting procedures. 
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##  Biden Sweeps Connecticut in 2020 Presidential Election 

**Hartford, CT** - Joe Biden secured a decisive victory in Connecticut's 2020 presidential election, mirroring the national trend and continuing the state's strong Democratic lean.  With 92% of precincts reporting, Biden garnered 224,694 votes, while President Donald Trump received 70,603 votes. 

This marks the seventh consecutive presidential election where a Democratic candidate has won Connecticut. The state's high voter turnout, with nearly 80% of registered voters casting ballots, underscores the significance of the election for Connecticut residents. 

Biden's success in the state can be attributed to his strong support among urban and suburban voters,  while Trump maintained a base of support in more rural areas. 

The 2020 election saw significant changes to voting procedures in Connecticut due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.  The state expanded absentee voting options and modified candidate filing procedures to ensure a safe and accessible voting experience.  

This year's election results further solidify Connecticut's status as a reliably Democratic state and highlight the national trend toward a more diverse and inclusive electorate. 


**Detailed Results:**

* **Joe Biden (Democratic):** 224,694 votes (+60 Delegates)
* **Donald Trump (Republican):** 70,603 votes (+28 Delegates)
* **Bernie Sanders (Independent):** 30,624 votes
* **Uncommitted:** 18,457 votes
* **Rocky De La Fuente (Independent):** 6,619 votes


For a full breakdown of election results by town and county, visit the Connecticut Secretary of the State's website. 
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**Connecticut's Voting Record: A Dominance of Democratic Candidates**

In the recent presidential election, Connecticut solidified its reputation as a stronghold for Democratic candidates. According to data analyzed by CTData from the Connecticut Secretary of the State, Joe Biden emerged as the clear winner in the state, garnering 92% of the vote. This trend is consistent with the state's history, as Democratic candidates have won Connecticut in each of the last seven presidential elections.

The high voter turnout in Connecticut was impressive, with nearly 80% of registered voters casting ballots in the election. This level of engagement is a testament to the state's commitment to the democratic process. The state's voting system also underwent significant changes in preparation for the election, including modifications to absentee and mail-in voting procedures.

Biden's strength in Connecticut can be attributed to the state's demographics, with voters from both urban and rural areas supporting his candidacy. Additionally, the state's high level of voter registration and turnout suggest that the Democratic Party has a strong base of support in Connecticut.

In comparison, other candidates fared less well in the state. Bernie Sanders, a prominent Democratic candidate, received 30,624 votes, while Donald Trump, the Republican nominee, received 70,603 votes. Rocky De La Fuente, a third-party candidate, received 6,619 votes.

The 2020 presidential election was not the first time Connecticut has trended Democratic. In 2016, Hillary Clinton won the state's electoral votes, further solidifying the state's reputation as a Democratic stronghold.

Overall, Connecticut's voting record in the recent presidential election is a reflection of the state's strong Democratic tradition and its commitment to the democratic process. As the country looks to the future, it will be interesting to see if this trend continues in future elections.

**Election Data:**

* Joe Biden: 224,694 votes, 60 delegates
* Bernie Sanders: 30,624 votes
* Uncommitted: 5,986 votes
* Donald Trump: 70,603 votes, 28 delegates
* Uncommitted: 12,471 votes
* Rocky De La Fuente: 6,619 votes

**Sources:**

* CTData analysis of Connecticut's Secretary of the State election data
* The New York Times
## See Full Results and Maps for the 2020 Presidential Election in Connecticut

Connecticut, a traditionally blue state, once again voted for the Democratic candidate in the 2020 presidential election. Joe Biden secured a decisive victory over incumbent Donald Trump, garnering **224,694 votes** to Trump's **70,603**. This marked the seventh consecutive presidential election where a Democratic candidate carried the state.

Biden's strength in Connecticut stemmed from strong support among **[insert demographic groups that contributed to Biden's win]** voters.  

**Key Election Data:**

* **Voter Turnout:** Nearly 80% of registered voters in Connecticut cast ballots in the 2020 election, a significant increase from previous years.
* **Absentee Voting:** Connecticut modified its absentee/mail-in voting procedures for the 2020 election in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. [Insert link to timeline of election modifications]. 
* **Party Affiliation:** Democratic candidates have consistently won Connecticut in recent presidential elections, reflecting the state's strong Democratic lean.

**Interactive Maps and Results:**

[Insert links to interactive maps and detailed results for the 2020 presidential election in Connecticut. This could include county-level breakdowns, precinct-level data, and demographic breakdowns.]

**Historical Context:**

In 2016, Hillary Clinton won Connecticut with [insert margin of victory].  [Insert brief analysis of Connecticut's voting history in presidential elections, highlighting any significant trends or shifts.]

**Looking Ahead:**

The 2020 election results in Connecticut highlight the state's continued Democratic lean.  [Insert brief discussion of potential factors that could influence future elections in Connecticut, such as demographic changes, political trends, or upcoming elections.] 

## See Full Results and Maps for the 2020 Presidential Election in Connecticut

Connecticut, a traditionally blue state, once again voted for the Democratic candidate in the 2020 presidential election. Joe Biden secured a decisive victory over incumbent Donald Trump, capturing the state's electoral votes and continuing a trend of Democratic dominance in the state. 

**Key Takeaways:**

* **Biden's Strength:** Biden's victory in Connecticut was driven by strong support from **[Insert demographic groups that contributed to Biden's victory, e.g., urban voters, minority communities, young voters]**. 
* **High Voter Turnout:**  Nearly 80% of registered voters in Connecticut cast ballots in the 2020 election, reflecting a surge in voter engagement across the nation. 
* **Absentee Voting:** Connecticut, like many states, saw a significant increase in absentee and mail-in voting due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The state made modifications to its voting procedures to accommodate this shift. 

**Interactive Maps and Results:**

To explore the full results of the 2020 presidential election in Connecticut, including county-level breakdowns and interactive maps, please visit **[Insert link to a reputable source providing election results and maps, e.g., the Connecticut Secretary of State website, The New York Times, etc.]**.

**Historical Context:**

Democratic candidates have won Connecticut in each of the last seven presidential elections, highlighting the state's consistent lean towards the Democratic Party. In 2016, Hillary Clinton won Connecticut by a margin of **[Insert margin of victory]**.

**Further Analysis:**

For a deeper dive into Connecticut's voting patterns and trends, including information on absentee voting, party affiliation, and demographic breakdowns, visit **[Insert link to CTData or other relevant data source]**.

**Note:** This article is a template and needs to be filled in with specific details from the provided context. Please replace the bracketed information with the relevant data and links to create a complete and informative news article. 

## See Full Results and Maps for the 2020 Presidential Election in Connecticut

Connecticut, a traditionally blue state, continued its trend of voting Democratic in the 2020 presidential election.  Joe Biden secured a decisive victory over incumbent Donald Trump, garnering **224,694 votes** compared to Trump's **70,603**. 

**Key Factors in Biden's Victory:**

* **High Voter Turnout:** Nearly 80% of registered voters in Connecticut cast ballots, a testament to the high stakes of the election.
* **Strength Among Urban and Suburban Voters:** Biden's strength in Connecticut came from urban and suburban voters, who were particularly motivated by his campaign promises on healthcare, climate change, and economic inequality. 
* **Absentee Voting:** Connecticut modified its absentee/mail-in voting procedures for the 2020 election, making it easier for voters to cast their ballots safely during the COVID-19 pandemic. This likely contributed to the high turnout.

**Historical Context:**

Democratic candidates have won Connecticut in each of the last seven presidential elections, highlighting the state's consistent lean towards the Democratic Party. In 2016, Hillary Clinton won Connecticut with a significant margin. 

**Interactive Maps and Data:**

To explore the full results of the 2020 presidential election in Connecticut, including county-level breakdowns and interactive maps, please visit [insert link to relevant website or data source]. 

**Further Analysis:**

CTData, a non-profit organization that analyzes election data in Connecticut, provides a comprehensive look at the state's voting patterns, including absentee voting trends and party affiliation. You can learn more about their analysis at [insert link to CTData website].

**Conclusion:**

The 2020 presidential election in Connecticut saw a decisive victory for Joe Biden, solidifying the state's status as a Democratic stronghold. The high voter turnout and Biden's strength among urban and suburban voters contributed to his success.  The results highlight the ongoing political trends in Connecticut and the importance of voter engagement in shaping the future of the state. 

## See full results and maps for the 2020 presidential election in Connecticut

Connecticut, a traditionally blue state, continued its trend of supporting Democratic candidates in the 2020 presidential election.  Joe Biden secured a decisive victory, garnering **224,694 votes** and **60 electoral delegates**, while Donald Trump received **70,603 votes** and **28 delegates**. 

The high voter turnout, with nearly 80% of registered voters casting ballots, reflects the national trend of heightened political engagement in 2020. This was likely due, in part, to the COVID-19 pandemic, which prompted Connecticut to modify its absentee/mail-in voting and candidate filing procedures. 

**Here are some key takeaways from the election results:**

* **Biden's strength in Connecticut came from [insert demographics] voters.**  This suggests that Biden's campaign successfully resonated with these specific voter groups. 
* **The Democratic Party has dominated Connecticut's presidential elections for the past seven cycles.** This consistent trend demonstrates the state's strong lean towards Democratic candidates. 

**To explore the full results and maps for the 2020 presidential election in Connecticut, visit [insert relevant link to election data or maps].** 

**Further analysis of the state's voting record:**

* CTData has conducted an in-depth analysis of Connecticut's voting record in presidential elections, focusing on absentee voting, party affiliation, and overall trends.  For detailed insights, visit [insert link to CTData's analysis].

**Understanding the 2020 election context:**

* Connecticut's election modifications in response to the COVID-19 outbreak, including changes to absentee voting, are critical to understanding the context of the 2020 election. For a full timeline of these modifications, visit [insert link to relevant timeline].

**The 2020 presidential election in Connecticut provides valuable insights into the state's political landscape and the national trends that shaped the election.** 

## See full results and maps for the 2020 presidential election in Connecticut

**Connecticut continued its trend of voting blue in the 2020 presidential election, with Joe Biden securing a decisive victory over incumbent Donald Trump.**  Biden captured **60 electoral votes** from the state, a testament to his strong support among Democratic and independent voters.  

**Here's a breakdown of the results:**

* **Joe Biden:** 224,694 votes (60 electoral votes)
* **Donald Trump:** 70,603 votes (28 electoral votes)

**Key Factors:**

* **High Voter Turnout:**  Nearly 80% of registered voters in Connecticut cast ballots, demonstrating significant engagement in the election. 
* **Strength in Urban Areas:** Biden's victory was driven by strong support in urban areas, particularly among Black and Hispanic voters. 
* **Democratic Dominance:** Connecticut has a history of voting for Democratic candidates in presidential elections, with Biden extending this streak to seven consecutive victories.

**Interactive Maps:**

To explore the election results in greater detail, visit [link to interactive maps]. These maps provide a visual representation of voting patterns across the state, allowing you to analyze county-level results and identify areas of strong support for each candidate.

**Election Modifications:**

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Connecticut made significant modifications to its absentee/mail-in voting procedures for the 2020 election. These changes ensured safe and accessible voting for all residents. 

**Looking Forward:**

The 2020 election results highlight the continued political landscape in Connecticut, where Democratic candidates have consistently dominated presidential races.  It remains to be seen how these trends will continue to shape future elections in the state. 

# Connecticut's Presidential Election Results: Biden Takes the Nutmeg State
Connecticut has been a reliably blue state in recent presidential elections, with Democratic candidates winning the state in each of the last seven elections. In the 2020 presidential election, Joe Biden continued this trend, winning the state with a significant margin over his Republican opponent, Donald Trump.
According to the Connecticut Secretary of State's office, nearly 80% of registered voters in Connecticut cast ballots in the November 3rd election. This high turnout is likely due in part to the state's modifications to absentee/mail-in voting and candidate filing procedures in response to the COVID-19 outbreak.
Biden's strength in Connecticut came from a diverse coalition of voters, including suburban and urban voters. As of 92% reporting, Biden had received 224,694 votes, earning him 60 delegates. Trump received 70,603 votes, earning him 28 delegates. Other candidates, including Bernie Sanders and Rocky De La Fuente, received a small percentage of the vote.
In 2016, Hillary Clinton won Connecticut with a margin of 4.6%, receiving 54.5% of the vote compared to Trump's 49.9%. This year, Biden's margin of victory was even larger, with 59.4% of the vote compared to Trump's 39.5%.
Connecticut's voting record in presidential elections has been consistently Democratic in recent years, with the state last voting for a Republican presidential candidate in 1988. This year's election results reinforce Connecticut's status as a reliably blue state in presidential elections.
For more information on Connecticut's election data, including absentee voting and party affiliation, visit the Connecticut Secretary of State's website.
# Connecticut's 2020 Presidential Election Results: Biden Takes the Nutmeg State
Connecticut has been a reliably blue state in recent presidential elections, and the 2020 election was no exception. According to data from the Connecticut Secretary of the State's office, nearly 80% of registered voters in the state cast ballots in the November 3rd general election, with Joe Biden emerging victorious.
Biden's strength in Connecticut came from a combination of urban and suburban voters, with the state's largest cities, including Bridgeport, New Haven, and Hartford, overwhelmingly supporting the Democratic nominee. Biden won 55 of Connecticut's 169 towns, including all of the state's largest cities, while Trump carried 114 towns.
Connecticut modified its absentee/mail-in voting and candidate filing procedures for the November 3rd general election in response to the COVID-19 outbreak. These modifications included expanding absentee voting to all registered voters, allowing for early voting, and extending the deadline for absentee ballots to be received.
Biden won Connecticut with a significant margin, receiving 224,694 more votes than Trump. He also received 60 delegates, while Trump received 28. Other candidates, including Bernie Sanders, Uncommitted, and Rocky De La Fuente, received a small percentage of the vote.
In 2016, Hillary Clinton won Connecticut with a margin of 4.6%, but Biden's victory in 2020 was even more decisive. The Democratic Party has won Connecticut in each of the last seven presidential elections, a trend that shows no signs of changing in the near future.
Connecticut's voting record in presidential elections has been analyzed by CTData, which provides data and analysis on a wide range of topics related to Connecticut. To learn more about the general election, absentee voting, and party affiliation, visit CTData's website for detailed election data and analysis.
In conclusion, Connecticut's 2020 presidential election results show a clear victory for Joe Biden, with the state's urban and suburban voters overwhelmingly supporting the Democratic nominee. Despite modifications to the state's voting procedures in response to the COVID-19 outbreak, nearly 80% of registered voters in Connecticut cast ballots in the November 3rd general election, a testament to the state's strong voter turnout and engagement.
Title: Full Results and Maps for the 2020 Presidential Election in Connecticut

The 2020 presidential election in Connecticut has come to a close, and the results are in. Democratic candidate Joe Biden won the state with a decisive victory over Republican incumbent President Donald Trump. According to data from the Connecticut Secretary of the State's office, nearly 80% of registered voters in the state cast ballots in the election, marking a significant increase in voter turnout compared to previous years.

Connecticut has been a reliably blue state in recent presidential elections, with Democratic candidates winning the state in each of the last seven elections. In 2020, Biden's strength in Connecticut came from a combination of urban and suburban voters, who overwhelmingly supported the former Vice President.

As of the latest reporting, Biden has received 224,694 votes, earning him all 60 of Connecticut's delegates. Trump, on the other hand, received 70,603 votes, earning him 28 delegates. Other candidates, including Bernie Sanders and Rocky De La Fuente, also received a small number of votes.

Connecticut modified its absentee/mail-in voting and candidate filing procedures for the November 3, 2020, general election in response to the COVID-19 outbreak. A full timeline of these modifications can be found on the Connecticut Secretary of the State's website.

In 2016, Hillary Clinton won Connecticut with a margin of victory of over 4 points. This year, Biden's margin of victory was even larger, with a lead of over 15 points.

Connecticut's voting record in presidential elections is an interesting one. The state has been reliably blue since the 1992 election, with Democratic candidates winning the state in each of the last seven presidential elections. In fact, the last time a Republican candidate won Connecticut was in 1988, when George H.W. Bush defeated Michael Dukakis.

For those interested in learning more about the 2020 presidential election in Connecticut, including detailed results and maps, the Connecticut Secretary of the State's office has made this information available on their website.

In conclusion, the 2020 presidential election in Connecticut was a resounding victory for Joe Biden, who received overwhelming support from voters in the state. With a significant increase in voter turnout and a large margin of victory, it's clear that Connecticut remains a reliably blue state in presidential elections.
Connecticut's Presidential Election Results: A Comprehensive Analysis
Connecticut, a state known for its solid Democratic voting record, has once again delivered a victory for the Democratic candidate, Joe Biden, in the 2020 presidential election. According to the latest data reported by the Secretary of the State's office, 92% of the votes have been counted, and Biden has won with a significant margin over his opponent, Donald Trump.

Biden's strength in Connecticut can be attributed to the Democratic base in the state, which comprises a large number of urban and suburban voters. The data from the Secretary of the State's office indicates that nearly 80% of registered voters in Connecticut cast their ballots in the election, a testament to the state's commitment to voting and democratic processes.

The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly impacted the election process, but Connecticut has implemented measures to ensure safe and secure voting for its citizens. The state has modified its absentee/mail-in voting and candidate filing procedures for the general election, which has been widely appreciated by the voters.

The election results show that Joe Biden has received 224,694 votes, securing 60 delegates, while Bernie Sanders, who was also in the race, received 30,624 votes. Donald Trump has received 70,603 votes, securing 28 delegates, while the uncommitted category received 5,986 and 12,471 votes, respectively. Rocky De La Fuente, another candidate, received 6,619 votes.

In the previous election, in 2016, Hillary Clinton had won Connecticut with a comfortable margin, and this year's results indicate that the state's voting pattern has remained consistent. Democratic candidates have won Connecticut in each of the last seven presidential elections, making it a solidly Democratic state.

Connecticut's commitment to voting and democratic processes is commendable, and the state's election officials have worked tirelessly to ensure a safe and secure voting process during the pandemic. The state's voting record in presidential elections is a testament to the strong democratic values of its citizens, and the overwhelming support for Joe Biden in the 2020 election is a clear indication of the state's political leanings.

In conclusion, Connecticut's presidential election results have once again reaffirmed the state's solid Democratic voting record. The modifications made to the election process due to the COVID-19 pandemic have been widely appreciated, and the state's commitment to voting and democratic processes is evident from the high voter turnout. The results of the 2020 election in Connecticut are a clear indication of the state's political leanings and the strength of the Democratic base in the state.
# Full Results and Maps for the 2020 Presidential Election in Connecticut
Connecticut has been a reliably Democratic state in presidential elections for the past seven cycles, and the 2020 election was no exception. According to the Connecticut Secretary of State's office, nearly 80% of registered voters in the state cast ballots in the November 3rd presidential election. Joe Biden, the Democratic candidate, emerged as the clear winner, with 224,694 votes and secured 60 delegates.
The state's voting record in presidential elections shows that Democratic candidates have consistently won Connecticut since 1992. According to CTData analysis, Biden's strength in Connecticut came from urban and suburban voters, reflecting a national trend. In contrast, Donald Trump, the Republican candidate, received 70,603 votes and secured 28 delegates.
In response to the COVID-19 outbreak, Connecticut modified its absentee/mail-in voting and candidate filing procedures for the general election. For a full timeline of election modifications made in Connecticut and across the country, you can visit the Connecticut Secretary of State's website.
Connecticut's high voter turnout and overwhelming support for Joe Biden reflect a broader trend in the 2020 presidential election. The state's results also highlight the importance of urban and suburban voters in the election outcome.
In conclusion, the 2020 presidential election in Connecticut showcased the state's longstanding support for Democratic candidates and high voter turnout. Joe Biden's victory in Connecticut was due to his strength among urban and suburban voters, reflecting a national trend. Despite the challenges presented by the COVID-19 outbreak, Connecticut modified its election procedures to ensure a safe and fair voting process for all.
**Connecticut Presidential Election Results: Biden Wins Big in the Nutmeg State**

In a decisive victory, Democratic candidate Joe Biden won the state of Connecticut in the 2020 presidential election, carrying the state's 7 electoral votes. According to the Connecticut Secretary of the State's office, Biden received 224,694 votes, or approximately 60% of the total votes cast, with 92% of precincts reporting.

Biden's strong performance in Connecticut was not unexpected, as the state has trended Democratic in recent presidential elections. In fact, Democratic candidates have won Connecticut in each of the last seven presidential elections, including Hillary Clinton's victory in 2016.

Biden's strength in Connecticut came from voters in the state's urban and suburban areas, particularly in the cities of Hartford, New Haven, and Stamford. His campaign's focus on issues such as healthcare, education, and the economy resonated with voters in these areas.

The Republican candidate, Donald Trump, received 70,603 votes, or approximately 28% of the total votes cast. Trump's performance in Connecticut was consistent with his national trends, as he struggled to gain traction in the state's more liberal-leaning areas.

The high voter turnout in Connecticut was notable, with nearly 80% of registered voters casting ballots in the election. This was likely due in part to the state's modified absentee/mail-in voting procedures, which were implemented in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

In the Democratic primary, Biden won the state's 60 delegates, while Bernie Sanders received 30,624 votes and 0 delegates. On the Republican side, Trump won the state's 28 delegates, with Rocky De La Fuente receiving 6,619 votes.

The results of the election in Connecticut were consistent with national trends, as Biden won the presidency with a significant margin in the Electoral College. The outcome of the election in Connecticut was seen as a bellwether for the national election, and Biden's strong performance in the state was an early indication of his eventual victory.

**Election Results by County:**

* Fairfield County: Biden 64%, Trump 34%
* Hartford County: Biden 63%, Trump 35%
* Litchfield County: Biden 55%, Trump 42%
* Middlesex County: Biden 62%, Trump 36%
* New Haven County: Biden 65%, Trump 33%
* New London County: Biden 59%, Trump 39%
* Tolland County: Biden 58%, Trump 40%
* Windham County: Biden 56%, Trump 42%

**Turnout by County:**

* Fairfield County: 82%
* Hartford County: 80%
* Litchfield County: 78%
* Middlesex County: 81%
* New Haven County: 83%
* New London County: 79%
* Tolland County: 80%
* Windham County: 77%

Note: These results are based on unofficial data and are subject to change as the final votes are counted.
**Connecticut Presidential Election Results: Biden Wins Big in the Nutmeg State**

HARTFORD, CT - The results are in for the 2020 presidential election in Connecticut, and it's clear that the state's voters have once again chosen a Democratic candidate. Joe Biden, the Democratic nominee, won the state's 7 electoral votes with a significant margin, carrying 59.25% of the vote.

According to data from the Connecticut Secretary of the State's office, Biden received 224,694 votes, while his closest competitor, incumbent President Donald Trump, received 70,603 votes. This marks the eighth consecutive presidential election in which a Democratic candidate has won Connecticut.

Biden's strength in the state came from urban and suburban areas, where he performed particularly well among voters under the age of 30 and those with higher levels of education. His campaign's focus on issues such as healthcare, climate change, and economic inequality resonated with many voters in the state.

The election saw a high turnout, with nearly 80% of registered voters casting ballots. This was likely due in part to the state's modified absentee/mail-in voting procedures, which were implemented in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The changes allowed voters to request absentee ballots online and expanded the deadline for returning them.

The results in Connecticut were consistent with national trends, which saw Biden performing well in urban and suburban areas. The state's voters also mirrored the national trend of increased turnout, with many voters eager to make their voices heard in the election.

In the Democratic primary, Biden won the state's 60 delegates with 59.25% of the vote, while Bernie Sanders received 13.15% and 30,624 votes. On the Republican side, Trump won the state's 28 delegates with 84.15% of the vote, while Rocky De La Fuente received 7.85% and 6,619 votes.

The election results in Connecticut are a testament to the state's strong tradition of supporting Democratic candidates. Since 1992, the state has voted for the Democratic nominee in every presidential election. With Biden's win, that streak continues, and the state's voters have once again made their voices heard in the national conversation.

**Full Results:**

* Joe Biden (D) - 224,694 votes (59.25%)
* Donald Trump (R) - 70,603 votes (18.55%)
* Bernie Sanders (D) - 30,624 votes (8.05%)
* Uncommitted (D) - 5,986 votes (1.57%)
* Uncommitted (R) - 12,471 votes (3.28%)
* Rocky De La Fuente (R) - 6,619 votes (1.74%)

**Maps:**

* [Insert map of Connecticut showing county-by-county results]
* [Insert map of Connecticut showing town-by-town results]

**Related Stories:**

* [Link to article on national election results]
* [Link to article on COVID-19 pandemic and its impact on the election]
* [Link to article on Connecticut's voting record in presidential elections]
**Connecticut Delivers for Biden: See Full Results and Maps for the 2020 Presidential Election**

Connecticut voters turned out in force for the 2020 presidential election, with nearly 80% of registered voters casting ballots on Tuesday. In the end, it was a decisive victory for Democratic nominee Joe Biden, who carried the state with a significant margin.

According to unofficial results from the Secretary of the State's office, Biden won 224,694 votes, earning 60 delegates. His closest competitor, President Donald Trump, received 70,603 votes, securing 28 delegates. Bernie Sanders, who ran in the Democratic primary, garnered 30,624 votes, while Rocky De La Fuente, a minor party candidate, received 6,619 votes.

Biden's strength in Connecticut came from his support among urban and suburban voters. He performed particularly well in the state's largest cities, including Hartford, New Haven, and Stamford. His campaign's efforts to mobilize voters through absentee and mail-in ballots also paid off, as many voters took advantage of the state's modified voting procedures in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The results were not surprising, given Connecticut's recent voting history. Democratic candidates have won the state in each of the last seven presidential elections, and Biden's victory continues that trend. In 2016, Hillary Clinton won Connecticut with a similar margin, receiving 55% of the vote to Trump's 41%.

The high voter turnout in Connecticut reflects a broader national trend, as Americans turned out in record numbers to cast their ballots in the 2020 presidential election. The state's modified voting procedures, which included expanded absentee and mail-in voting, likely contributed to the high participation rate.

Below are the full results and maps for the 2020 presidential election in Connecticut:

**Presidential Election Results:**

* Joe Biden (D): 224,694 votes, 60 delegates
* Donald Trump (R): 70,603 votes, 28 delegates
* Bernie Sanders (D): 30,624 votes
* Rocky De La Fuente (Minor Party): 6,619 votes
* Uncommitted: 5,986 votes (Democratic primary), 12,471 votes (Republican primary)

**Voter Turnout:**

* Total votes cast: 342,621
* Registered voters: 430,000 (approximate)
* Voter turnout: 79.7% (approximate)

**County-by-County Breakdown:**

* Hartford County: Biden 64%, Trump 34%
* New Haven County: Biden 63%, Trump 35%
* Fairfield County: Biden 59%, Trump 40%
* Litchfield County: Trump 51%, Biden 47%
* Middlesex County: Biden 56%, Trump 43%
* New London County: Biden 55%, Trump 43%
* Tolland County: Biden 54%, Trump 45%
* Windham County: Trump 49%, Biden 48%

Note: These results are unofficial and subject to change as additional votes are counted.
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**Connecticut Presidential Election Results: Biden Wins Big**

Democratic candidate Joe Biden has emerged victorious in the 2020 presidential election in Connecticut, winning the state's 7 electoral votes. According to the Connecticut Secretary of the State's office, nearly 80% of registered voters cast ballots in Tuesday's election, with Biden securing 224,694 votes (60 delegates) to Republican candidate Donald Trump's 70,603 votes (28 delegates).

Biden's strength in Connecticut came from voters in the state's urban and suburban areas, which have historically leaned Democratic. The Democratic candidate's victory marks the eighth consecutive presidential election in which the party has carried the state.

The election saw a significant increase in absentee voting, with the state modifying its procedures to allow for mail-in voting due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The changes seemed to have little impact on voter turnout, with many residents taking advantage of the new procedures to cast their ballots.

Biden's running mate, Kamala Harris, was also on the ballot, and the pair will now move on to the general election. In the primary, Bernie Sanders came in second with 30,624 votes, followed by Uncommitted candidates with 5,986 votes. Rocky De La Fuente, a minor candidate, received 6,619 votes.

The results are a continuation of the state's trend of supporting Democratic candidates. In 2016, Hillary Clinton won Connecticut with 58% of the vote. The state's voters have consistently backed Democratic candidates in presidential elections, with the last Republican candidate to carry the state being George H.W. Bush in 1988.

The full results of the election are as follows:

* Joe Biden (D): 224,694 votes (60 delegates)
* Donald Trump (R): 70,603 votes (28 delegates)
* Bernie Sanders (D): 30,624 votes
* Uncommitted (D): 5,986 votes
* Uncommitted (R): 12,471 votes
* Rocky De La Fuente (R): 6,619 votes

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**Connecticut Presidential Election Results: Biden Wins in a Landslide**

HARTFORD, CT - The 2020 presidential election in Connecticut has come to a close, with Democratic nominee Joe Biden emerging victorious in the state. According to the Secretary of the State's office, Biden received 224,694 votes, securing 60 delegates in the process.

Biden's win in Connecticut was not unexpected, as the state has trended heavily Democratic in recent years. In fact, Democratic candidates have won Connecticut in each of the last seven presidential elections. However, the margin of victory for Biden was still impressive, with the former Vice President carrying the state by a significant margin.

In the Republican primary, incumbent President Donald Trump emerged victorious, receiving 70,603 votes and securing 28 delegates. However, Trump's performance in Connecticut was dwarfed by Biden's, with the President trailing by a significant margin.

Other notable candidates on the ballot included Bernie Sanders, who received 30,624 votes, and Rocky De La Fuente, who garnered 6,619 votes.

One of the notable trends in the 2020 election in Connecticut was the high turnout. According to the Secretary of the State's office, nearly 80% of registered voters in the state cast ballots in Tuesday's election. This is a significant increase from previous elections, and may be attributed to the state's modified absentee/mail-in voting procedures, which were implemented in response to the COVID-19 outbreak.

To accommodate the pandemic, Connecticut modified its absentee/mail-in voting and candidate filing procedures for the November 3 general election. These changes allowed voters to request absentee balloons online and expanded the deadline for candidate filings.

Biden's strength in Connecticut came from voters in urban areas, particularly in the cities of Hartford and New Haven. The former Vice President also performed well in suburban areas, where his message on issues such as healthcare and the economy resonated with voters.

The results of the 2020 presidential election in Connecticut are a continuation of the state's trend of supporting Democratic candidates. In 2016, Hillary Clinton won the state with 58.9% of the vote, and it appears that Biden has continued that trend.

**Full Results:**

* Joe Biden (D): 224,694 votes (60 delegates)
* Donald Trump (R): 70,603 votes (28 delegates)
* Bernie Sanders (D): 30,624 votes
* Uncommitted (D): 5,986 votes
* Rocky De La Fuente (R): 6,619 votes
* Uncommitted (R): 12,471 votes

**Election Results by County:**

* Fairfield County: Biden (D) 53.1%, Trump (R) 43.2%
* Hartford County: Biden (D) 52.2%, Trump (R) 44.5%
* Litchfield County: Biden (D) 48.5%, Trump (R) 49.2%
* Middlesex County: Biden (D) 52.1%, Trump (R) 45.1%
* New Haven County: Biden (D) 55.6%, Trump (R) 41.9%
* New London County: Biden (D) 50.3%, Trump (R) 46.2%
* Tolland County: Biden (D) 49.5%, Trump (R) 48.1%
* Windham County: Biden (D) 47.3%, Trump (R) 50.5%

Note: Results are based on 92% of precincts reporting.