The 1946 Connecticut Attorney General election was a statewide contest held on November 5, 1946, concurrent with other federal, state, and local elections in Connecticut. Voters selected the chief legal officer of the state for the term prescribed at the time (a two‑year term under the Connecticut Constitution of that era).
Detailed information about the candidates who ran, their party affiliations, vote totals, and the eventual winner is not available in the current encyclopedic sources. Consequently, specifics such as the margin of victory, campaign issues, and the officeholder who succeeded the incumbent cannot be provided with certainty.
Note: While the election itself is a recognized historical event, comprehensive encyclopedic documentation of its results and participants is lacking.
