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Election Day Slideshow: Scenes around Cheshire during Election Day on Tuesday

11/8/2016

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US Rep. Elizabeth Esty, State Sen.candidate Liz Linehan, State Sen.Dante Bartolomeo & US Sen. Chris Murphy share an Election Day  public appearance at Cheshire High on Tuesday morning.


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Many showed support for Nasty Women of Cheshire Rally sponsored by CDTC and CDWC

11/7/2016

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Local Cheshire Democratic women (and men) gathered in front of Cheshire Town Hall on Route 10 on Saturday to unite and show solidarity for Hillary Clinton and local Democrat candidates at the Nasty Women of Cheshire Rally.

The rally was sponsored by the Cheshire Democratic Town Committee and Cheshire Democratic Women’s Club. It was considered a huge success with dozens of supporters holding "Nasty" signs and waving to people in passing cars with many motorists tooting their horns in support.

One person on hand was CDTC chairman Ernie DiPietro.

"It was a great turnout and very uplifting to see all the support for our Democrat candidates," DiPietro said.

The event was one of several "Nasty" rallies held nationwide. They were the result of a
 statement that hit home hard with female Democrats when Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump called Hillary Clinton “such a nasty woman” in the third and last presidential debate.

The statement has become a rallying cry for Clinton female supporters nationwide.

One person impacted by the “nasty woman” statement is former Cheshire Town Councilor Diane Visconti who organized the rally with CDTC member Kathy Yacavone.

"This rally was organized and came about because it was absurd and bizarre for Donald Trump to call Hillary Clinton a nasty woman,” Visconti said. "It's great to see all the support for the rally."

Other notable politicians who were at the "Nasty" rally were state Representative candidate Pat Reynolds (90th District) and Cheshire Town Councilor Patti Flynn-Harris.


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Cheshire and all Connecticut voters: MAKE A DIFFERENCE, make time to GET OUT & VOTE

11/7/2016

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PictureDan Nowak
While many people are wondering what the world will look like when we find ourselves with a new president after Election Day on Tuesday (Nov. 8), the real immediate issue that will have the biggest impact in this election cycle is voter turnout.

Cheshire voters and Connecticut voters overall are urged to get out and take the time to make a difference.

We all think of ourselves as good citizens who intend to take the time and vote. But like those well-intentioned New Years Eve resolutions that many times fade away, one of the most powerful basic rights citizens have earned as a result of our great democracy, the right to vote, becomes an afterthought for many on Election Day.

More so than ever before, in this election cycle it is imperative to exercise that right to vote and elect Democrats across the board in every office on the ballot. On the Cheshire ballot, every Democrat has his or her strengths with common denominators – they all are focused on connecting, interacting and listening to every voter in their district, they are dedicated to working across the aisle to get things done and one word sums up what they all believe in - civility.

Local (Cheshire area) Democratic candidates running for positions at the state and federal level are U.S. Congresswoman Elizabeth Esty (5th Congressional District), State Senator candidate Ryan Rogers (16th District), State Senator incumbent Dante Bartolomeo (13th District), State Representative Pat Reynolds (90th District) and State Representative candidate Liz Linehan (103rd District)

One excuse used by some people not to vote is that they are unclear what the issues are or where the politicians stand on the issues.

Links to Democratic candidates' websites:
https://elizabethesty.com/
http://www.lizlinehan.com/ 
http://www.danteforstatesenate.com/
http://www.ryanrogers2016.com/meet_ryan
http://www.reynolds4staterep.com/.

In addition to the candidates' websites, another source for local political news is the upgraded Cheshire Democratic Town Committee website, www.Cheshiredem.org. The CDTC website has been transformed into a state-of-the-art destination site for Cheshire-related political news and views with fresh daily and weekly content year round.

If you are an unaffiliated and independent voter who is undecided when it comes to selecting a candidate, all these websites will help educate you about the Democrats.

For many, voting in the past has taken a back seat to family needs, work schedule and even paying the bills. Voters can come up with nearly a dozen excuses not to vote.

Some voters are simply disgusted with politics, especially in this contentious presidential campaign. But if you don’t vote, you have no right to complain. Disgusted? Then vote and change it because you have the power to take a situation you hate and make it better. Vote because the decisions politicians make affect you directly every day.

Even if you vote regularly, the need for voter turnout applies to you as a voter multiplier. Anyone you can convince among family and friends to come out and vote multiplies your vote and increases your chances for your candidates and the issues that interest you to win on Election Day.

Every Cheshire and all Connecticut Democrats and unaffiliated voters are urged to exercise your right to vote. Be the kind of citizen who helps make our Democracy work.


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