Connecticut Working Families Party endorses 53 candidates in municipal elections across 14 municipalities
Hartford, Conn. – The Connecticut Working Families Party has endorsed 53 candidates running for local office across the state, all of whom have committed to uplift the Party’s vision of a state that meets the needs of working people – including stronger public schools, more affordable healthcare and housing, and a government that prioritizes workers over billionaires. These endorsements include candidates for offices including mayors, city councilors, and board of education members in Bridgeport, Danbury, East Lyme, Fairfield, Hamden, Hartford, Meriden, Middletown, New Britain, New Haven, New London, Norwalk, Stonington and Windham.
“It’s well known, no matter your Party or politics, that with Washington at its worst, we need Connecticut to be at its best. For every lawmaker in Connecticut, from our school boards to our State House, taking on the hate, cruelty and division coming from Trump’s White House starts here, using the powers we have at home,” said Sarah Ganong, Connecticut State Director of the Working Families Party. “This is a time for bold leadership from every single lawmaker in Connecticut and across the country — and these candidates are the type of leaders we need. Every cycle we’ve seen how great candidates winning, and then collaborating to drive policy, delivers real results for working people — like defending immigrant neighbors and funding our public schools. These incumbent and emerging leaders are committed to delivering more wins for working families, and we’ll work hard to elect them.”
Bridgeport
Robert Trader | Board of Education |
Joseph Sokolovic | Board of Education |
Danbury
Roberto L. Alves | Mayor |
Eva Aveiga | City Council |
Diane LaPine | City Council |
Ryan William Hawley | City Council |
Michael J Flanagan | City Council |
Holly Robinson | City Council |
Andrea Gartner | City Council |
Joseph W Britton | City Council |
Frank R Salvatore Jr | City Council |
Lucian Giordano | City Council |
Laurie Esposito | Town Clerk |
Mini Santosh | Board of Education |
Theodore J. Haddad, Jr. | Zoning Commissioner |
Henry H. Hall | Zoning Commissioner |
Luisa Zagottis-Britton | Board of Education |
Elvis Novas | Zoning Commissioner Alternate |
Al Almeida | Board of Education |
East Lyme
Carlo Lombardo | Zoning Commission |
Fairfield
Robert John Ellwanger | Board of Finance |
Peter Siccardi | Planning and Zoning |
Kristin O’Neill | Board of Education |
Hamden
Douglas J Foley | Legislative Council |
Maurine Mariana Crouch | Legislative Council |
Abdul Razak Osmanu | Legislative Council |
Rhonda Caldwell | Legislative Council |
Hartford
Shontá Browdy | Board of Education |
Meriden
Diadette Hernandez | City Council |
Yvette Cortez | City Council |
Sarah Taylor | City Council |
Larue Anthony Graham | City Council |
John Hauselt | City Council |
Ayra J Garcia | Board of Education |
Migdalia Alicea | Board of Education |
Bruce Fontanella | City Council |
Steven O’Donnell | Board of Education |
Stephany Morales-Valentin | Board of Education |
Sheri Louise Amechi | Board of Education |
Middletown
Eugene Nocera | Mayor |
New Britain
Bobby Sanchez | Mayor |
Nathan Simpson | Common Council |
Candyce Scott | Common Council |
New Haven
Justin Elicker | Mayor |
Michael Smart | City Town Clerk |
New London
Jeff Hart | City Council |
Shineika Fareus | City Council |
Elaine Maynard-Adams | Board of Education |
Scott S. Garbini | Board of Education |
Karen Bergin | Board of Education |
Norwalk
Barbara Smyth | Mayor |
Stonington
Farrah Garland | Board of Education |
Windham
Rose Reyes | Town Council |