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Over 20 Republican Candidates Gathering in Avon on March 15th
This Free Event on Thursday March 15th (6pm to 9pm) will be a fun social night to enjoy food and drink and meet 20+ Republican candidates
On Thursday March 15th Avon will be the center of the Republican political universe when over 20 candidates for Governor and other offices gather to share their vision to restore Connecticut, meet the public and listen to their concerns for our State.
This Free event is open to the public and will be held from 6pm to 9pm on March 15, 2018 at The North House located at 1 Nod Road in Avon, CT. Refreshments and appetizers will be served so don’t miss the opportunity to attend a fun social night with friends and colleagues and get to know so many Republican candidates in one place.
RSVP’s appreciated at 860-578-8387 or AvonCTRTC@Gmail.com
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Candidates Confirmed to Attend (listed by office alphabetically)
Governor
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Toni Boucher
Mark Boughton
Mike Handler
Tim Herbst
Mark Lauretti
Peter Lumaj
Steve Obsitnik
Prasad Srinivasan
Bob Stefanowski
David Stemerman
Erin Stewart
David Walker
Lieutenant Governor
Anne Brookes
Joe Markley
Comptroller
Mark Greenberg
Kurt Miller
Treasurer
Thad Gray
Art Linares
Attorney General
Susan Hatfield
John Shaban
Secretary of State
Susan Chapman
U.S. Senate
Matt Corey
Dominic Rapini
U.S. House (5th Congressional)
Manuel Santos
CT Assembly (17th Dist.)
Leslee Hill
“People and businesses are fleeing Connecticut, a State run by Democrats at every level, yet Gov. Malloy and his Democrat legislature continue to press for more taxes and gimmicks that punish hard working tax-payers” said State Central member Marianne Clark. “Our opportunity to change the direction of Connecticut is now so this event will be an incredible opportunity to meet and get behind the Republicans that we so desperately on November 6th need to elect to help steer our State in the right direction.”
“Four years ago I wanted to be more involved in my community so after becoming involved with my local Republican Town Committee I met some great people, decided to run for office, and was elected to our local board of education” said Jeffrey Fleischman ARTC member. “I’ve been encouraging people I know to get involved, attend this event and speak to some fantastic people that are focused on improving Connecticut now and for future generations”
