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Whether to publicly say Trump's name becomes issue in Connecticut congressional debate

Logan criticized Hayes for not aiding constituents facing economic struggles and called her a rubber stamp for national Democrats, which she denied.
Hayes challenged Logan’s honesty in expressing his views, stating, “I think the non-answer says more than the answer.”
The congressional race for Connecticut's 5th District echoes 2022, with Logan again linking Hayes to President Joe Biden and accusing her of ignoring inflation's effects on voters.

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Republican declines to say Trump's name at congressional debate

Only five Congressional races were closer in 2022 than Connecticut's 5th Congressional District.

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Whether to publicly say Trump's name becomes issue in Connecticut congressional debate - Seymour Tribune

WATERBURY, Conn. (AP) — Former President Donald Trump’s name was mentioned multiple times during a debate held Wednesday night in Connecticut’s closely watched 5th Congressional District race. But it was only the Democrat, U.S. Rep. Jahana Hayes, who uttered it. Her Republican opponent, former state Sen. George Logan, who has tried to portray himself as a moderate, independent candidate in this rematch election from 2022, would only say he suppo…

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