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Connecticut State Senate My Election Choices Connecticut State Senate (36 seats—6 seats in The Arc of Southington area) Candidate Party (Highlighted names on your checklist indicate President: those candidates who have signed the pledge!) q Biden and Harris Democrat Candidate Party Email q Trump and Pence Republican District #6 Towns Served: Berlin, Farmington, New Britain q Jorgensen and Cohen Libertarian q Rick Lopes Democrat [email protected] q Hawkins and Walker Green q Gennaro Bizzarro Republican [email protected] U.S. Congress Representative - District 1 q Rick Lopes Working Families [email protected] q John B. Larson Democrat District #11 Towns Served: Hamden, New Haven, North Haven q Mary Fay Republican q Martin M. Looney Democrat [email protected] q John B. Larson Working Families q Jameson White Republican [email protected] q Thomas E. McCormick Green q Alexander Taubes Petitioning Candidate [email protected] U.S. Congress Representative - District 2 District #13 Towns Served: Cheshire, Meriden, Middlefield, Middletow q Joe Courtney Democrat q Mary Daugherty Abrams Democrat [email protected] q Justin Anderson Republican q Len Suzio Republican [email protected] q Joe Courtney Working Families q Len Suzio Independent [email protected] q Daniel Reale Libertarian q Mary Daugherty Abrams Working Families [email protected] q Cassandra Martineau Green District #16 Towns Served: Cheshire, Prospect, Southington, Waterbury, Wolcott U.S. Congress Representative - District 3 q Jack Perry Democrat [email protected] q Rosa L. DeLauro Democrat q Rob Sampson Republican [email protected] q Margaret Streicker Republican q Jack Perry Independent [email protected] q Margaret Streicker Independent q Jack Perry Working Families [email protected] q Rosa L. DeLauro Working Families Towns Served: Ansonia, Beacon Falls, Bethany, Derby, Hamden, Naugatuck, q Justin C. Paglino Green District #17 Woodbridge U.S. Congress Representative - District 4 q Jorge Cabrera Democrat [email protected] q Jim Himes Democrat q George Logan Republican [email protected] q Jonathan Riddle Republican q George Logan Independent [email protected] q Brian Merlen Independent q Jorge Cabrera Working Families [email protected] U.S. Congress Representative - District 5 District #34 Towns Served: Durham, East Haven, North Haven, Wallingford q Jahana Hayes Democrat q April Capone Democrat [email protected] q David X. Sullivan Republican q Paul Cicarella Republican [email protected] q Bruce W. Walczak Independent q Paul Cicarella Independent [email protected] q Jahana Hayes Working Families q April Capone Working Families [email protected] Connecticut State House My Election Choices (151 seats—18 seats in The Arc of Southington area) Candidate Party Email Candidate Party Email District #22 Towns Served: New Britain, Plainville District #84 Towns Served: Meriden q William A. Petit Jr. Republican [email protected] q Hilda E. Santiago Democrat [email protected] q William A. Petit Jr. Independent [email protected] q Richard Cordero Republican [email protected] District #24 Towns Served: New Britain, Newington q Hilda E. Santiago Working Families [email protected] q Emmanuel "Manny" Sanchez Democrat [email protected] District #85 Towns Served: Wallingford q Alden Russell Republican [email protected] q Mary Mushinsky Democrat [email protected] q Alden Russell Independent [email protected] q Weston Ulbrich Republican [email protected] q Emmanuel "Manny" Sanchez Working Families [email protected] q Weston Ulbrich Independent [email protected] District #25 Towns Served: New Britain q Mary Mushinsky Working Families [email protected] q Robert "Bobby" Sanchez Democrat [email protected] District #86 Towns Served: Durham, Guilford, North Branford, Wallingford q Jerrell Hargraves Republican [email protected] q Vincent J. Mase Sr. Democrat [email protected] q Robert "Bobby" Sanchez Working Families [email protected] q Vincent J. Candelora Republican [email protected] District #26 Towns Served: New Britain q Vincent J. Candelora Independent [email protected] q Peter Tercyak Democrat [email protected] District #88 Towns Served: Hamden q Piotr S. Ceglarz Republican [email protected] q Josh Elliott Democrat [email protected] q Peter Tercyak Working Families [email protected] q Kathleen Hoyt Republican [email protected] q Jonathan Milon Johnson Libertarian [email protected] q Josh Elliott Working Families [email protected] District #30 Towns Served: Berlin, Southington District #89 Towns Served: Bethany, Cheshire, Prospect q JoAnn Angelico-Stetson Democrat [email protected] q E.J. Maher Democrat [email protected] q Donna Veach Republican [email protected] q Lezlye W. Zupkus Republican [email protected] q JoAnn Angelico-Stetson Working Families [email protected] q Lezlye W. Zupkus Independent [email protected] District #80 Towns Served: Southington, Wolcott District #90 Towns Served: Cheshire, Wallingford q John Corky Mazurek Democrat [email protected] q Jim Jinks Democrat [email protected] q Gale L. Mastrofrancesco Republican [email protected] q Craig Fishbein Republican [email protected] q John Corky Mazurek Independent [email protected] q Craig Fishbein Independent [email protected] District #81 Towns Served: Southington q Jim Jinks Working Families [email protected] q Dagmara Scalise Democrat [email protected] District #91 Towns Served: Hamden q John Fusco Republican [email protected] q Michael C. D'Agostino Democrat [email protected] q John Fusco Independent [email protected] q Weruche U. George Petitioning Candidate [email protected] District #82 Towns Served: Meriden, Middlefield District #94 Towns Served: Hamden, New Haven q Michael D. Quinn Democrat [email protected] q Robyn Porter Democrat [email protected] q Mike Skelps Republican [email protected] District #103 Towns Served: Groton, New London q Ernestine Holloway Independent q Liz Linehan Democrat [email protected] q Michael D. Quinn Working Families [email protected] q Pam Salamone Republican [email protected] District #83 Towns Served: Berlin, Meriden q Pam Salamone Independent [email protected] q Catherine Abercrombie Democrat [email protected] q Lou Arata Republican [email protected] (Highlighted names on your checklist indicate q Lou Arata Independent [email protected] those candidates who have signed the pledge!).
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