Thank you for Attending the Forum!

Thank you to everyone who attended the gubernatorial candidate forum at CCSU on October 3! We had a great turnout! We hope it was helpful in informing your decisions for the midterm elections. Two of the three main candidates were in attendance and answered questions on topics such as early childhood, family issues, education, affordable housing, etc. If you missed the forum, you can watch it in its entirety on CT-N.

The forum had some good press coverage, including CT NewsJunkie, New Britain Herald, CT-N, Univision and WFSB.

Remember, if you haven't registered to vote yet, you can do so online (if you have an ID issued by the DMV), mail in a voter registration form to your town hall (must be postmarked by October 30) or register in person at your town hall on Election Day (although preferred that you register before the October 30 deadline). You can also check to see if you're registered HERE. The Secretary of State's office also offers a wealth of voter information, including information for first-time voters.

Time and Tickets are Running Out for the Gubernatorial Forum!

We have just a few days left until the gubernatorial forum and seats are becoming extremely scarce! RSVP now. Find out where the candidates (confirmed: Lamont and Griebel) for governor stand on early childhood and family economic success issues. The event is October 3 at CCSU's Memorial Hall Constitution Room and starts at 5:30 p.m. with light refreshments. The forum kicks off at 6 p.m. Each candidate will take questions for 30-45 minutes. Christine Stuart of CT News Junkie will moderate and there will be a panel of early childhood leaders. Wear your "We Vote for Kids" t-shirts if you have them! 

Click on the screenshot to see the video associated with the event!

Gubernatorial Forum Planned for October 3

Seating at CCSU’s Memorial Hall is limited so RSVP now. Find out where the candidates for governor stand on early childhood and family economic success issues. The event starts at 5:30 p.m. with light refreshments. The forum kicks off at 6 p.m. Each candidate will take questions for 30-45 minutes. Christine Stuart of CT News Junkie will moderate and there will be a panel of an early childhood leaders. Wear your "We Vote for Kids" t-shirts if you have them!