Here’s who’s running in Tuesday’s primaries …
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MONROE, CT — Registered Democrats and Republicans will be going to the polls to vote in their party primaries this Tuesday when the polls will be open from 6 a.m. Read More
Monroe teen among beneficiaries of state driving bill
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HARTFORD, CT — State Rep. Tony Scott, R-112th, issued the following statement Tuesday after the House advanced S.B. 333, “An Act Concerning Recommendations by the Department of Motor Vehicles” Monday. Read More
Monroe Democrats sponsor fundraiser for Ukrainian children
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MONROE, CT – Russia’s bombing and invasion of Ukraine is taking a toll on Ukraine’s children, putting them in grave danger of physical harm, emotional distress, and displacing and separating them from their families at an alarming rate. Read More
Monroe needs poll workers to host budget referendums, elections
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MONROE, CT — Taxpayers will cast their votes for the town budget this May, but volunteers will be needed at the polls to make sure their voices are heard. Read More
Dems accuse school board candidate of racism, he calls it a smear campaign
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MONROE, CT — Justin Orlando, a Republican running for a seat on the Board of Education, lashed back at Democrats who accused him of racial insensitivity over a Halloween costume he wore to a party in 2018, then posted Facebook photos, they claim, show Orlando making a white power hand sign. Read More
Town Council has partisan debate over openness of meetings’ second public session
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Town Council members became embroiled in heated debate over their revised Rules of Procedure when Democrat Jason Maur motioned to open up the second public participation session of meetings to anything residents want to talk about, rather than restricting it to “matters of unfinished business or new business for that day’s agenda.” Read More
Monroe voters see red as GOP sweeps to election day victories
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First Selectman Ken Kellogg ran unopposed and his fellow Republican candidates won handily in Tuesday’s municipal election, maintaining a 6-3 majority on the Town Council. Read More
A ray of hope shines through the clouds for Monroe’s candidates
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Voter turnout for the 2019 municipal election is down slightly from two years ago, as candidates greet residents with political signs at Monroe’s four polling places on this cloudy Tuesday. Read More
Here’s all the voting information for Tuesday’s municipal election
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First Selectman Ken Kellogg is running unopposed, but a two-way-race for town treasurer will be decided Tuesday and all nine Town Council seats are being contested. Read More
Democrats hope to end one party rule in Monroe
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Town Democrats are running a diverse slate of candidates this November with the goal of winning a majority on the Town Council and flipping the treasurer’s office from red to blue. Read More