The Monroe Sun (https://themonroesun.com/tag/112th-district/page/2/)
MONROE, CT — Tony Scott, a Town Councilman from Monroe, won a special election for the General Assembly’s open 112th District seat Tuesday, beating Nick Kapoor of Monroe, a Democrat serving on the Board of Education, by a vote of 2,248 to 1,948, according to the unofficial results. Read More
MONROE, CT — Monroe’s two candidates for the Connecticut General Assembly’s 112th District seat slugged it out over the past month, knocking on doors, blanketing Monroe and Newtown with red and blue signs, and sending out a barrage of campaign mailers, texts, emails and social media posts. Read More
MONROE, CT — Republicans are angry over a campaign text touting third party candidate William “Bill” Furrier as a “Republican” on the eve of this Tuesday’s special election for the Connecticut General Assembly’s 112th District seat. Read More
The following is the seventh and final part of a series leading up to the special election for the Connecticut General Assembly’s open 112th District seat, representing Monroe and portions of Newtown. Read More
The following is the sixth part of a series leading up to the special election for the Connecticut General Assembly’s open 112th District seat, representing Monroe and portions of Newtown. Read More
To the Editor,
Prior to becoming Chairman of the Parks and Recreation Commission, I was a commission member that was chaired by Tony Scott. Read More
Letter to the Editor,
Some people go into local politics to be a Politician and some go in to be a Public Servant. Read More
Dear Fellow 112th District Voter,
I am asking for your vote this Tuesday, April 13th. Our former State Representatives, JP Sredzinski and DebraLee Hovey, showed us what it truly means to represent our community.
The following is the fifth part of a series leading up to the special election for the Connecticut General Assembly’s open 112th District seat, representing Monroe and portions of Newtown. Read More
To the Editor,
At the end of my 2011 internship in the State House, a state representative asked me how the experience went. Read More