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John,
There are many reasons to love Connecticut. But what’s our favorite? Public Campaign Financing. No, really!
Yes, we are famous for our pizza and Husky basketball, but political campaigns that are free from endless fundraising are pretty great , too. Candidates raise a small amount from people in their district to show they have support. Then, they receive a full grant to run the rest of their campaign without having to ask anyone else for money.
Do you support clean elections? Visit the links below!
A record number of Democrats are running for the Connecticut state legislature this year. We are running a Democrat in every Senate seat , and we are competing in 97% of the House seats across the state. In some towns, our candidates still need a little help reaching that small fundraising goal.
Can you pitch in and help our candidates qualify for the grant they need to get their campaigns up to full speed?
If you live in one of the towns listed, please click the links to support these Democratic candidates and clean elections. If you don’t see your town, you can still click the statewide links.
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Thank you for helping keep Connecticut elections clean!
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* Beacon Falls ( House [[link removed]] , Senate [[link removed]] )
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* Naugatuck ( House 70 [[link removed]] , House 131 [[link removed]] , Senate [[link removed]] )
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* Norwalk ( House 137 [[link removed]] , House 142 [[link removed]] )
* Orange ( House 114 [[link removed]] , House 119 [[link removed]] )
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* Woodbridge ( House [[link removed]] , Senate [[link removed]] )
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