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Vice President Harris in Connecticut Today Amid Heated 5th District Congressional Race

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Vice President Kamala Harris will be taking part in a conversation about reproductive care at Central Connecticut State University. Political experts believe the visit is also meant to drum up support for U.S. Representative Jahana Hayes, a Democrat. The conversation Hayes is stopping in New Britain for is about actions the Biden administration is taking to defend access to reproductive care.

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Vice President Kamala Harris discusses abortion rights in Connecticut

NEW BRITAIN, Conn. (WWLP) - Vice President Kamala Harris is in Connecticut Wednesday to talk about abortion rights at Central Connecticut State University in New Britain.22News Reporter Kate Wilkinson is at Central Connecticut State University where the Vice President will be part of a round table discussion alongside the President and CEO of Planned Parenthood. Planned Parenthood maps strategy to protect abortion rights Vice Pr…

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NBC Connecticut

Vice President Harris in Connecticut Today Amid Heated 5th District Congressional Race

Vice President Kamala Harris is in Connecticut and took part in a conversation about reproductive care at Central Connecticut State University. Political...

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CT Insider

Vice President Kamala Harris departs after visiting New Britain: Live updates

Vice President Kamala Harris visited Central Connecticut State University to discuss abortion rights with U.S. Rep. Jahana Hayes and Planned Parenthood's CEO.

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The CT Mirror

Kamala Harris visits Connecticut ahead of key race in 5th District

Vice President Kamala Harris’ visit to Connecticut on Wednesday was billed as official business, but she briefly acknowledged the timing of her trip to the 5th District, about a month away from what could be the most competitive Congressional race in the state.“This is not a political event, but it is a fact that in 34 days, there is a midterm coming up,” Harris said with a smile and to loud applause. “And facts must be spoken.”Harris participat…

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