The special election in the 32nd Senate District is starting to heat up this week as Republican Rob Kane of Watertown and Democrat Ken Curran of Bethlehem start assembling their campaigns.  As we’ve already reported, Mr. Kane’s campaign qualified for the Citizens Election Program yesterday, and will receive a grant of $63,750 from Connecticut’s taxpayers.  At the same time, both candidates have started to make their mark on the web - Mr. Kane has a new campaign blog up this week, which promises to feature the latest news and information straight from the Kane campaign.  And, interestingly, Mr. Ken Curran’s campaign website went live today - www.kenforsenate.com. 

The above graphic is from the website www.kenforsenate.com, accessed at 10:30pm on Thursday, December 20.  Its content is pretty standard fare, featuring plenty of pontificating about ethics issues, though no mention of Mr. Curran’s former employer, corrupt Hartford Mayor Eddie Perez, sadly.  Regardless, the race for the 32nd Senate District should be exciting over the next couple of weeks, and we look forward to continuing our coverage of the race.