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“There is no mention of the words and actions of President Trump and his minions that directly inspired the mob, as though the outrageous behavior arose spontaneously as opposed to having been courted for months by a disgruntled president unable to accept the reality of his election loss.” – Joe Angland, DTC Chair Continue Reading →
A “Count Every Vote” Rally to protect the vote is tentatively scheduled the day after the presidential election. Continue Reading →
A veteran television journalist, he writes about and is an expert on transportation issues facing Connecticut commuters. Seating is limited. Continue Reading →
Since January 2008, Democratic registration increased a robust 25 percent from 7,538 to 10,072. During this 10-year period Republican registration decreased three percent from 13,066 to 12,714. Unaffiliated voters increased 16 percent from 11,452 to 13,749. Democrats now comprise 27 percent of the voters, Republicans 34 percent and unaffiliated 37 percent. Continue Reading →
“The November election for governor is an important first step in the state’s turn-around. Democrats need to field the strongest candidate in November to help Connecticut get on a fiscally sound path and be the vibrant state we were, and with Ned’s leadership we will be again.” – Tony Turner, Greenwich Democratic Town Committee Continue Reading →
Does the Constitution guarantee the right to vote? Are voting laws too restrictive, suppressing the vote in some communities? Are protections against voter fraud strong enough to maintain integrity in our elections? A public forum entitled, “Election Matters: the State of Voting in 2016,” is set for Sept. 20 at Greenwich Library. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Dems ask General Assembly Leadership to reconsider consolidation of legislative commissions. Specifically, they suggest letting the commissions come up with needed budget savings. Continue Reading →