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Candidate Registration List for Election Year 2016 ** Committees designated as "participating" have filed an SEEC CEP Form 10 indicating an Intent to Abide by Program rules. This designation does not indicate that any part of the grant application is complete or sufficient and grant awards are subject to Commission determination. Committees designated as "non-participating" have filed an SEEC CEP Form 11 or 13 indicating an Intent Not to Abide by Program rules, have registered an exemption which renders them ineligible to participate in the Program, or have missed the deadline for filing an SEEC CEP Form 10. *** An "active-exempt" designation indicates that the candidate is currently registered with the SEEC but has filed an exemption to forming a candidate committee because they are entirely self-financed, will receive and spend less than $1000, are running as part of a slate with a town committee or a political committee, or will raise and spend no money. Citizens' Citizens' Election Election Office Program Program Committee Candidate Committee Name Sought District Party Status ** Grant Status *** Election Date Iskandar "Alex" Atajanow Atajanow For State State 001 Democrat Active 11/08/2016 Representative Representativ e Kenneth Lerman Kenneth B Lerman State 001 Republican NonParticipat Active - 11/08/2016 Representativ ing Exempt e Matthew Ritter Ritter 2016 State 001 Democrat Participating Grant Active 11/08/2016 Representativ Awarded e Dan Carter Carter 2016 State 002 Republican Participating Terminated 11/08/2016 Representativ e Raghib Allie-Brennan Raghib For Connecticut State 002 Democrat Active 11/08/2016 Representativ e Thomas Burke Burke For State Rep State 002 Democrat Active 11/08/2016 Representativ e William Duff Will Duff 2016 State 002 Republican Active 11/08/2016 Representativ e Minnie Gonzalez Committee To Re-Elect State 003 Democrat Participating Grant Active 11/08/2016 Minnie Gonzalez Representativ Awarded e Angel Arce ARCE 2016 State 004 Democrat Participating Active 11/08/2016 Representativ e Brandon McGee Re-Elect B.Mcgee State 005 Democrat Active 11/08/2016 Representativ e Paul Panos Panos For Windsor-Hartford State 005 Republican Participating Active 11/08/2016 Representativ e Edwin Vargas Vargas 2016 State 006 Democrat Participating Active 11/08/2016 Representativ e Russell Williams Russell C Williams State 006 Republican NonParticipat Active - 11/08/2016 Representativ ing Exempt e Douglas McCrory McCrory 2016 State 007 Democrat Active 11/08/2016 Representativ e Thomas Currier Currier for Connecticut State 008 Democrat Active 11/08/2016 Representativ e Timothy Ackert Ackert For The 8Th State 008 Republican Participating Grant Active 11/08/2016 Representativ Awarded e Jason Rojas ROJAS 2016 State 009 Democrat Participating Active 11/08/2016 Representativ e Henry Genga GENGA 2016 State 010 Democrat Participating Active 11/08/2016 Representativ e Travis Simpson Travis J Simpson State 010 Republican NonParticipat Active - 11/08/2016 Representativ ing Exempt e Jeffrey Currey Currey 2016 State 011 Democrat Participating Grant Active 11/08/2016 Representativ Awarded e Alfred (Rusty) Meek Rusty Meek 2016 State 012 Republican Terminated 11/08/2016 Representativ e John Topping Topping for the 12th State 012 Republican Participating Active 11/08/2016 Representativ e Kelly Luxenberg Kelly For State State 012 Democrat Active 11/08/2016 Representative Representativ e Joseph Diminico Diminico 2016 State 013 Democrat Participating Grant Active 11/08/2016 Representativ Awarded e Mark Tweedie Tweedie For CT State 013 Republican Participating Active 11/08/2016 Representativ e Saud Anwar Saud Anwar For South State 014 Democrat Participating Grant Active 11/08/2016 Windsor Representativ Awarded e Tom Delnicki Delnicki For South Windsor State 014 Republican Participating Grant Active 11/08/2016 Representativ Awarded e David Baram Committee To Re-Elect State 015 Democrat Participating Active 11/08/2016 David Baram Representativ e Patrick DeLorenzo Patrick A DeLorenzo, Jr State 015 Republican NonParticipat Active - 11/08/2016 Representativ ing Exempt e John Hampton Hampton 2016 State 016 Democrat Participating Grant Active 11/08/2016 Representativ Awarded e Lydia Tedone Lydia Tedone For Simsbury State 016 Republican Active 11/08/2016 Representativ e Robert Kalechman Robert H Kalechman State 016 Unaffiliated NonParticipat Active - 11/08/2016 Representativ ing Exempt e Timothy LeGeyt Tim Legeyt For The 17Th State 017 Republican Participating Active 11/08/2016 District Representativ e Andrew Fleischmann Fleischmann For State State 018 Democrat Participating Active 11/08/2016 Representative Representativ e Robert Levine Elect Levine For West State 018 Republican Participating Active 11/08/2016 Hartford Representativ e Brian Becker Brian Becker For State Rep State 019 Democrat Non- Active 11/08/2016 Representativ Participating e Christopher Barnes Barnes 2016 State 019 Republican Participating Active 11/08/2016 Representativ e Derek Slap Slap For State Rep State 019 Democrat Active 11/08/2016 Representativ e Joe Verrengia Joe Verrengia For State Rep. State 020 Democrat Participating Active 11/08/2016 Representativ e Christopher Forster Forster 2016 State 021 Republican Active 11/08/2016 Representativ e Michael Demicco Demicco 2016 State 021 Democrat Active 11/08/2016 Representativ e Elizabeth "Betty" Boukus Friends Of Betty Boukus State 022 Democrat Participating Grant Active 11/08/2016 Representativ Awarded e William Petit Petit 4 CT State 022 Republican Participating Active 11/08/2016 Representativ e Devin Carney Carney 2016 State 023 Republican Participating Active 11/08/2016 Representativ e James Sanders Sanders for 24th State 024 Republican Active 11/08/2016 Representativ e Rick Lopes Lopes 2016 State 024 Democrat Participating Active 11/08/2016 Representativ e Robert Sanchez Sanchez 2016 State 025 Democrat Active 11/08/2016 Representativ e Desiree Agosto Desiree For The 26Th State 026 Republican Active 11/08/2016 Representativ e Peter Tercyak Tercyak 2016 State 026 Democrat Participating Active 11/08/2016 Representativ e Gary Byron Gary Byron 2016 State 027 Republican Participating Active 11/08/2016 Representativ e Joshua Shulman Shulman 2016 State 027 Democrat Active 11/08/2016 Representativ e Mike Hurley Hurley For Wethersfield State 028 Republican Participating Active 11/08/2016 Representativ e Russell Morin Friends Of Russ State 028 Democrat Participating Active 11/08/2016 Representativ e Antonio "Tony" Guerrera Friends Of Guerrera 2016 State 029 Democrat Active 11/08/2016 Representativ e Todd Brown Todd Brown For Fiscal State 029 Republican Active 11/08/2016 Responsibility Representativ e Christopher Morelli The Committee To Elect State 030 Republican Active 11/08/2016 Chris Morelli Representativ e Joseph Aresimowicz Friends Of A-Z State 030 Democrat Participating Active 11/08/2016 Representativ e Matthew Saunig Saunig 2016 State 031 Democrat Active 11/08/2016 Representativ e Prasad Srinivasan Prasad Srinivasan For State State 031 Republican Active 11/08/2016 Representative Representativ e Christie Carpino Carpino 2016 State 032 Republican Participating Grant Active 11/08/2016 Representativ Awarded e Myron Johnson Johnson 2016 State 032 Democrat Active 11/08/2016 Representativ e Joseph Serra Serra For State State 033 Democrat Active 11/08/2016 Representative Representativ e Linda Szynkowicz Szynkowicz 2016 State 033 Republican Participating Active 11/08/2016 Representativ e Melissa Ziobron MZ 2016 State 034 Republican Participating Active 11/08/2016 Representativ e Jesse MacLachlan Jesse 2016 State 035 Republican Active 11/08/2016 Representativ e Mary Ellen Dahlgren Ellen Dahlgren For State Rep State 035 Democrat Active 11/08/2016 Representativ e Philip Miller Miller For The 36th State 036 Democrat Active 11/08/2016 Representativ e Robert Siegrist Siegrist 2016 State 036 Republican Participating Active 11/08/2016 Representativ e Beth Hogan Hogan For State Rep. 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