Congrats to Rob Russo in his victory in the 22nd Senatorial District. The State Senator Elect officially ends the super majority and veto-proof majority held by the CT Democratic Senatorial Caucus.
View the Connecticut Post article
"Russo win ends Dems' veto-proof majority."
View a couple of posts at The Everyday Republican list below:
"Russo Headed To The Senate"
"Russo Wins in 22nd Special Election"
View a post at CT Local Politics . Net
"Dems Lose Supermajority - Russo Wins"
Tuesday, March 11, 2008
Republican Robert D. Russo III, State Senator Elect
Monday, March 10, 2008
Special Election: 22nd Senatorial District
The Special Election for the 22nd Senatorial District to succeed Mayor Finch is upon us. On Tuesday March 11, 2008 residents of Bridgeport, Trumbull and Monroe will elect Rob Russo and take away the Senate Democrats veto powers.
Learn more about Rob Russo on his campaign website here.
Wednesday, March 5, 2008
John McCain GOP Nominee
Check out John McCain's web portal: JohnMcCain.com
Who will John McCain select for his running mate?
Check out the following article care of RightWingNews.com
"John McCain's Top 24 Potential Picks For Vice-President"
Tuesday, February 19, 2008
CT Young Republican Returns............
Since our last post.........
Rob Kane wins.....32 Senatorial District Special Election
Mayor Finch finally resigns State Senate seat.......
Robert Russo running for Finch's old Senatorial Seat.....22nd Senatorial District
John McCain inches closer to the GOP Presidential Nomination.......
Mayor Boughton's Chief of Staff McLachlan seeks Capiello's State Senate Seat
State Senator Nickerson not seeking re-election - L. Scott Frantz seeks GOP Nod
State Senator Herlihy not seeking re-election - State Rep. Kevin Witkos seeks GOP Nod
and much more..............
Stay tuned as the CTYR revamps for the 2008 Election Season................
.........CT Young Republican
Tuesday, November 13, 2007
The Next State Senator District 32
State Senate District 32
Towns of Bethlehem, Bridgewater, Middlebury, Oxford, Roxbury, Seymour, Southbury, Thomaston, Watertown, and Woodbury.
Two names that could be potential candidates for the Special Election to fill the seat vacated by Louis C. DeLuca effective November 3o, 2007.
State Representative, Arthur O'Neill of Southbury
Arthur O'Neill Biography
Representing District 69: Towns of Southbury, Roxbury, Bethlehem and Washington
Notable Service:
Co-Chairman of Bi-Partisan ten-member Select Committee of Inquiry investigating former Governor Rowland in 2004
Education:
The University of Connecticut, BA (Phi Beta Kappa member); Rutgers University, JD
Occupation:
Attorney
Public Service:
Former Chairman of the Shepaug River Task Force; former member for the Task Force for Redistricting; former Chairman of the Southbury Training School Task Force; former member of the Tribury Jaycees and the Tribury Rotary Club; member of the Pomperaug Valley Water Authority; former member, secretary, and Chairman of the Southbury Republican Town Committee; former member of the Southbury Charter Revision Commission; Chairman of the Connecticut Law Revision Commission.
Legislative Service:
State House of Representatives 1988, 1989, 1991, 1993, 1995, 1997, 1999, 2001, and 2003(Assistant Minority Leader and Chairman of the Bill Screening Committee), 2005 (Ranking Member of the Appropriations Committee), 2007 (Ranking Member of the Judiciary Committee)
Committees:
Or
State Representative, Sean Williams of Watertown
Sean Williams Biography
Representing District 68: Towns of Watertown, Woodbury
Education:
University of Connecticut
Occupation:
Mortgage Originator
Public Service:
Past member of the Watertown-Oakville Republican Town Committee; Watertown Lions' Club; Member of Watertown Public Schools Action Team 6; Member, Board of Directors, Water-Oak Crimestoppers; Member, Water-Oak Gold Circle of Sports.
Legislative Service:
State Representative 2003, Regular Election 2005
Committees:
Energy and Technology (Ranking Member), Commerce, Insurance
State Senator, Louis C. DeLuca
"Sen. Louis C. DeLuca announced his resignation shortly after 1 p.m. today, ending a 17-year career in the Senate and a five-month controversy over his dealings with James Galante, a trash hauler accused of having ties to organized crime."
"DeLuca struggled to remain composed as he read aloud a two-page statement. His wife, Alice, stood by his side, her right hand on his left shoulder."
"For now, I must do what is right for my family, my district and my state. I will retire from the state Senate and resign my office, effective Nov. 30, 2007," he said. Then he thanked his supporters and added, "I love you, and farewell."
Care of the Hartford Courant
Deluca's Official Statement
Tuesday, November 6, 2007
Don't forget to vote!
Polls are open from 6AM - 8PM on Tuesday November 6, 2007.
Some of the First Selectman and Mayoral Contests
Ken Johnson (Bristol)
Candidate for Mayor
Diana Giles (Colchester)
Candidate for First Selectman
Mayor Joe Maturo (East Haven)
Running for re-election
Peter Tesei (Greenwich)
Candidate for First Selectman
Running for re-election
Jody Bogdan (Haddam)
Candidate for First Selectman
Ron Gambardella (Hamden)
Candidate for Mayor
Stan McCauley (Hartford)
Candidate for Mayor
Candace Pacholski (Harwinton)
Candidate for First Selectman
Fred Allyn (Ledyard)
Candidate for Mayor
Rick Elser (New Haven)
Candidate for Mayor
Mayor Mark Lauretti (Shelton)
Running for re-election
First Selectman Tom Vincent (Simsbury)
Running for re-election
First Selectman Nick Mullane (North Stonington)
Running for re-election
Mayor Dick Moccia (Norwalk)
Running for re-election
Christopher Coutu (Norwich)
Candidate for City Council
Mayor Ryan Bingham for Torrington (Torrington)
Running for re-election
State Representative Tony D'Amelio (Waterbury)
Candidate for Mayor
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