newtownbee.com 08 Apr, 2021 18:30 am

Vote Kapoor For 112th District Representative

Unlike his opponent, he doesn’t need to ask legislative leaders in Hartford if/how to vote for the people of Monroe and Newtown.It is time for us to be heard in Hartford by a qualified, experienced representative who will deliver our true values and is prepared to immediately make a difference for Monroe and Newtown’s visibility when allocation of funds and our needs are being discussed.Please support Nick Kapoor on Tuesday, April 13, so Monroe and Newtown will finally be led by a resident who will devote the time and energy necessary to give Monroe the positive impact it needs and deserves.Patricia Paniccia, Chair Monroe Democratic Town Committee 25 Easton Road, Monroe April 9, 2021

Nick [Kapoor, Democratic candidate for the 112th District] is against and will not vote for new taxes on Connecticut residents and will vote against all unfunded mandates.com Letters Vote Kapoor For 112th District Representative Published: Apr 08, 2021 02:05 PM Print Email Text Size To the Editor: Again, the Monroe Republican Town Committee has been disingenuous in attempts to fan the flames of division in our district.

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