Sentences with phrase «voted for governor malloy»

According to news reports, the Connecticut State Senator who voted for Governor Malloy's corporate education reform initiative, including the unfair and inappropriate teacher evaluation system and the massive increase in the use of the discriminatory Common Core Standardized Testing Scheme has now «landed a job» working for the Connecticut Education Association.

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Democratic Party faithful lined up to get into Central High School gymnasium in Bridgeport, Conn., for Governor Dannel Malloy's Get Out The Vote rally with President Barack Obama, on Sunday Nov. 2, 2014.

Four years ago, in Foley and Malloy's first contest for governor, Malloy squeaked a win over Foley by 6,400 votes after President Obama also appeared for Malloy in Bridgeport two days before the election.

Reiff attached a copy of the planned mailing, which praises the incumbent governor on several issues - saying, for example that he «passed the toughest gun laws in the country» - and concludes: «On November 4th, vote for Dan Malloy.»

Republican challenger Tom Foley is running for the second time against Democratic Governor Dannel P. Malloy, who won in 2010 by fewer than 6,500 votes...

He reminded the crowd that Democratic Governor Dannel Malloy defeated Foley by only 6,400 votes in their first contest for governor four yeGovernor Dannel Malloy defeated Foley by only 6,400 votes in their first contest for governor four yegovernor four years ago.

Aresimowicz says he's calling for a September 14th budget vote because his House Democratic caucus wants to avoid what he says are Democratic Governor Dannel Malloy's draconian cuts to public education that would take effect if there is no budget by October 1.

Connecticut Governor Dannel Malloy's nominee for chief justice of the State Supreme Court has been voted down by the State Senate.

Robinson's nomination now heads to the floor of the House and Senate for a vote, along with Democratic Governor Dannel Malloy's last batch of 30 superior court judge nominees who had hearings on Monday.

The New York Connecticut State Senate voted yesterday to decriminalize possession of small amounts of marijuana, and Governor Dannel Malloy Andrew Cuomo, who pushed for the bill, will sign it into law.

One story in today's Hartford Courant is about Governor Malloy's visit last night to the Faith Congregational Church where he explained that if the 81 state representatives and 27 or 28 senators from the poorest (and most minority) districts voted for his version of the «Education Reform» bill — it would pass.

Despite having his own full agenda of issues, it turns out that we have Mayor Bloomberg to thank for the obnoxious television advertising blitz that Michelle Rhee and StudentsFirst ran here in Connecticut leading up to the vote on Governor Malloy's «education reform» bill.

The irony being that those same legislators voted for many of those same proposals and concepts when they were previously introduced by Governor Malloy.

The leadership of the Connecticut Education Association went so far as to overrule their own political endorsing committee who had voted that the teachers» union should make «no endorsement» in the race for governor because Malloy's policies and actions during his first term were so anti-teacher and anti-public schools.

On a party - line vote, with Democrats backing Governor Malloy and Lt. Governor Nancy Wyman's nominee for the State Board of Education, the General Assembly's Executive and Legislative Nominations Committee approved by a margin of 10 to 4 to confirm Erik Clemons for a position on the State Board of Education.

, in a hastily called special Hartford Board of Education meeting scheduled for late this afternoon, Mayor Pedro Segarra and his appointed majority on the Hartford Board are expected to vote in favor of a resolution asking Governor Malloy's Commissioner of Education, Stefan Pryor, to step in and unilaterally eliminate the involvement of the parents and teachers of the Clark Elementary School.

At yesterday's State Board of Education meeting (June 1, 2016)-RRB-, Governor Malloy's appointees voted to allocate even more funding for charter schools, while pretending their primary responsibility to adequately fund public schools wasn't being undermined by Malloy's actions.

Let's be honest — if Governor Malloy had unilaterally taken steps to «fully fund teacher pensions» and «guarantee full funding in the future,» that would have been a powerful reason for teachers to consider voting for him, but the truth is far from what Malloy's supporters are suggesting.

OLYMPIA, WASH. (November 17, 2014)-- Members of the Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium [including Governor Malloy's Commissioner of Education] have voted to approve initial achievement levels for the mathematics and English language arts / literacy (ELA) assessments that will be administered in 17 states and one territory this school year.

While the «EXAMINE THE FACTS» document failed to highlight the reality that Governor Malloy actually proposed CUTTING funding for teacher health care, in an attempt to persuade teachers to vote for Malloy, the «fact» sheet claimed that Malloy is the «First governor in Connecticut's history to annually fully fund teacher pensions during his term in office and guarantee full funding in the futureGovernor Malloy actually proposed CUTTING funding for teacher health care, in an attempt to persuade teachers to vote for Malloy, the «fact» sheet claimed that Malloy is the «First governor in Connecticut's history to annually fully fund teacher pensions during his term in office and guarantee full funding in the futuregovernor in Connecticut's history to annually fully fund teacher pensions during his term in office and guarantee full funding in the future.»