Toni Boucher concedes in race for 26th Senate District
She says when the numbers came in, she had no regrets about her journey when she called her Democratic opponent Ceci Maher to concede.
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Nov 9, 2022, 6:12 AM
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Updated 558 days ago
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4ds agoToni Boucher held the seat in the 26th Senate District for 10 years until 2018. She thought the district changed enough in 2022 to win back her seat.
Boucher says she knocked on more than 8,000 doors and spoke to everyone she could to fight for her seat back.
She says when the numbers came in, she had no regrets about her journey when she called her Democratic opponent Ceci Maher to concede.
News 12 Connecticut’s Suzanne Goldklang has more with Boucher.
