The West Hartford Democratic Town Committee has endorsed a slate of candidates for the November 2023 municipal election.
Board of Education Candidates. From left: Shannon Marimón, LaToya Fernandez, Jason Gagnon. Courtesy of West Hartford Democratic Town Committee
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West Hartford Democratic Town Committee members met on Thursday, July 20, 2023 and endorsed candidates for the Town Council, Board of Education, and Town Clerk for the 2023 municipal elections.
The Democratic Party slate for Town Council includes: incumbents Shari Cantor, Carol A. Blanks, Ben Wenograd, Deb Polun, Tiffani McGinnis, and newcomer Barry Walters.
For the Board of Education, the Democratic Party slate includes three newcomers: Jason Gagnon, LaToya Fernandez, and Shannon Marimón.
Incumbent Leon Davidoff was endorsed for Town Clerk.
Town Clerk candidate, incumbent Leon Davidoff. Courtesy of West Hartford Democratic Town Committee
“West Hartford continues to receive recognition for being a great place to live, work, and raise a family. That is no small part because of the leadership of our Democratic majority on Town Council and the Board of Education,” stated DTC Chair John Bailey. “Leading up to Election Day, our Democratic candidates and volunteers will work tirelessly across West Hartford to earn every vote.”
“We are excited about our four new candidates: Barry Walters for Town Council and Jason Gagnon, LaToya Fernandez, and Shannon Marimón for Board of Education,” added DTC Vice-Chair and Town Council candidate Tiffani McGinnis. “All of these candidates bring valuable experience and fresh perspectives. If elected, we know they will listen to the community and work hard to deliver results for West Hartford residents.”
For further information about the candidates or their campaigns, email westhartforddemocrats@gmail.
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