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October 6, 2024

Round Hill Association Debate

State House (district 149) and State Senate candidate debates, Round Hill Association. Refreshments 6:30 p.m., debate 7:00 p.m. Round Hill Community House.

Greenwich Elections, Nick Simmons, Rachel Khanna
September 30, 2024

Day of Action with Senator Chris Murphy

Show up at the Greenwich Dems HQ (23 Benedict Place – entrance around back) on Sunday, October 6th at 12:45 pm for a Day of Action to elect our candidates! We are excited to be joined by Senator Chris Murphy, who has been a champion for strong gun safety laws. We will also hear from…

Greenwich Elections, Hector Arzeno, Nick Simmons, Rachel Khanna, senator Chris murphy, Steve Meskers
September 26, 2024

GDTC Newsletters

All four Democratic state candidates endorsed by Planned Parenthood

Newsletter Volume 3 • Number 17 Weekly Newsletter Delivery Their Republican opponents? Not so much. An endorsement from Planned Parenthood Votes! Connecticut is a signal flare marking who is truly a trusted candidate. Given our Democratic slate’s proven dedication to protecting access to reproductive healthcare and abortion, it’s no surprise that Rachel Khanna, Steve Meskers, Hector Arzeno and Nick Simmons all earned one.…

Abortion, CAGV, endorsements, Greenwich, Gun safety, Hector Arzeno, Nick Simmons, Planned Parenthood, Rachel Khanna, Reproductive Rights, Ryan Fazio, Steve Meskers, Tina Courpas
September 14, 2024

Day of Action with State Treasurer Erick Russell

Show up at the Greenwich Dems HQ (23 Benedict Place – entrance around back) on Sunday, September 29th at noon for a Day of Action to elect our candidates! We are excited to be joined by our State Treasurer Erick Russell. We will be sending people out to door knock for Nick Simmons and Rachel…

Erick Russell, Greenwich Elections, Nick Simmons, Rachel Khanna
September 5, 2024

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Independent Party backs Simmons and Khanna

Newsletter Volume 3 • Number 14 Weekly Newsletter Delivery Endorsement makes history The Independent Party of CT is throwing its support behind incumbent State Rep. Rachel Khanna and state Senate challenger Nick Simmons in the November election. The candidates will appear on both the Democratic and Independent ballot lines. The Independent Party represents people who “think for…

Connecticut election, Democratic Party, Greenwich, Independent Party, Nick Simmons, Rachel Khanna, State House, State senate, Third party
June 13, 2024

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Connecticut’s strong gun laws save lives – but only if legislators support them

Newsletter Volume 3 • Number 2 Weekly Newsletter Delivery Last week, we marked National Gun Violence Awareness Day – a stark reminder of the public health crisis we face in our country and state. Every day, 120 Americans are killed with guns, and guns are the leading cause of death for American children and teens.…

Connecticut gun laws, Connecticut State Senate, Greenwich Elections, Nick Simmons, Ryan Fazio
June 6, 2024

GDTC Newsletters

When it comes to road safety, Senator Ryan Fazio’s voting record is reckless

Newsletter Volume 3 • Number 1 Weekly Newsletter Delivery CT is experiencing a “roadway crisis,” with fatalities from car accidents surging. In 2022 the number of traffic deaths–380–was the highest in three decades, and this year, we are already outpacing that. “We are on track to have one of the worst…if not the worst years…

Connecticut State Senate, Greenwich Elections, Nick Simmons, Ryan Fazio
May 28, 2024

Press Release

Greenwich Democratic Town Committee Announces Endorsements for State Candidates for the 2024 Election Cycle

Formidable slate includes three proven incumbents — Rachel Khanna, Stephen Meskers and Hector Arzeno — and Nick Simmons for State Senate GREENWICH, CT – MAY 28, 2024 – The Greenwich Democratic Town Committee (DTC) is proud to announce endorsements for candidates for state offices ahead of the November 5, 2024 election. The proven team includes three incumbents…

Greenwich Elections, Hector Arzeno, Nick Simmons, Rachel Khanna, State House, State senate, Steve Meskers