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Once again, Malloy-Foley will go down to the wire (CT-Governor, Malloy is Dem)
Hartford -- Connecticut's bruising gubernatorial race was still too close to call late Tuesday night, with neither Gov. Dannel P. Malloy nor Republican challenger Tom Foley securing victory.
In a replay of their 2010 showdown, in which Malloy couldn't be declared the winner until the day after polls closed, another late night seemed in store at 10 p.m. With 25 percent of the vote counted, Foley led with 49.6 percent of the vote to Malloy's 49.3 percent
In a replay of their 2010 showdown, in which Malloy couldn't be declared the winner until the day after polls closed, another late night seemed in store at 10 p.m. With 25 percent of the vote counted, Foley led with 49.6 percent of the vote to Malloy's 49.3 percent
It appears that Visconti, a third candidate running against the Sandy hook Gun laws who was polling at 7% is now at 1%. His supporters may push 1%er Foley over the top.
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I'm not a big fan of Malloy but considering the alternative Foley 
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I think he's going to make it but it's going to very close.