It was a terrific day for Newtown today, as winners in the Nov. 4 elections were sworn into office by Lt Gov. Susan Bysiewicz in a ceremony at Edmond Town Hall. The Newtown High School Choir sand beautifully; our Poet Laureate Lauren Clifford commenorated the occasion … and everyone promised to get to work.
An Evening for Blue, honoring Jim Gaston. Oct. 2. Get your tickets.
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Michelle Embree Ku for State Representative, 106th District!
Michelle won the Democratic Party endorsement May 26th at open caucus.
Thanks to the 460 Democrats who came out and voted!
Visit Michelle on the web at KuIsForYou.com.
Follow her campaign to be our next state representative!
Proud to receive an A grade from CT Against Gun Violence for standing up for common-sense gun violence prevention.
This recognition reflects a clear commitment: keeping families safe, supporting responsible gun-safety policies, and treating gun violence as the public-safety crisis it is.
This work can’t wait—and I’ll keep fighting for safer schools, safer neighborhoods, and a Connecticut where every family can live without fear.
#election #newtownct #Connecticut #vote #safety
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The Difference is Clear Day 2: Taxes & Budgets
Families are feeling the squeeze—and the difference is clear.
In 2025, Mitch Bolinsky voted *NO on the state budget that included a $250 increase to the Earned Income Tax Credit for eligible working families with children. Michelle Embree Ku supports putting money back in families’ pockets while working to lower energy and health insurance costs—the everyday costs that make it harder to make ends meet and drive pressure on local property taxes.
That’s the difference! Newtown deserves a representative who puts working families first.
#TheDifferenceIsClear #NewtownCT #CTPolitics #WorkingFamilies #CostOfLiving #CTEITC #lookitup
*PA 25-168, §371 | HB 7287, House Roll Call Vote 290* [www.cga.ct.gov/2025/VOTE/H/PDF/2025HV-00290-R00HB07287-HV.PDF]
*The law added $250 to Connecticut’s EITC for qualifying taxpayers with at least one child, beginning with tax year 2025.* [cga.ct](www.cga.ct.gov/2025/rpt/pdf/2025-R-0093.pdf)
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“The most Newtown thing I’ve ever seen is people helping other Newtowners.”
That spirit is at the center of this conversation. New episode of Two Guys and a Pint drops today. [open.spotify.com/episode/7r8DYqRzUQLxfbc5iAEe4A?si=IvjmF1ucSvmtK9mhANlCYA&nd=1&dlsi=65f616d70e2249d9]
Michelle Embree Ku talked about property taxes, education funding, I-84, affordable housing, local volunteers—and why listening at the more than the 1,000 doors she’s knocked on this year—is important. Her reason is simple: “I want to know what’s on your mind so I can be a better representative.”
And, don’t miss Michelle’s answer to this important question: What would be your signature dish if you opened a Newtown restaurant?…
Two Guys And A Pint #newtownct #podcast #cheesecake #volunteer #helpers
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On Nov. 4, 2025. It wasn’t even close. We won every race. Congratulations to the whole slate!
Thank you, Newtown, for showing up. We won’t let you down.
By the numbers: The Bee has the results
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Thank you, Newtown Bee, for getting this together so quickly. 2025 Election Results Thank you, Newtown, for showing up. We won’t let you down.
Thank you, Newtown. You showed up, bigtime.
It’s District 2 in the spotlight on Common Ground, with Legislative Council members Jordana Bloom, Eric Paradis and Keith Alexander talking about local issues and their experiences. Common Ground is your local affairs public access weekly TV program sponsored by the DTC. This is Episode 13 of Common Ground. See them all on the Newtown […]
More than 1,000 of us turned out — loud, determined and PEACEFUL — lining South Main Street from Glover Avenue to Wasserman Way. THIS is what Democracy looks like.
Thank you to The League of Women Voters of Northern Fairfield County, who did a wonderful job of organizing and moderating the Oct. 16 candidates’ debate at Newtown High School. Bruce and Paul, our selectmen in waiting, did a terrific job: Knowledgeable, focused and ready to govern. Show up on Nov. 4!
See text of announcements by Bruce and selectman nominee Paul Lundquist here.
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Outstanding Voter Outreach Today!! 👏👏 Canvassing heavy hitters – Connecticut State Treasurer Erick Russell and former Newtown State Representative Chris Lyddy came to Newtown to help kickoff today’s canvassing efforts forOffice of Governor Ned Lamont, Rob for CT and Michelle Embree Ku for Newtown. Thank you Erick and Chris for supporting and leading our volunteers in getting the word out to – VOTE ROW A ON NOVEMBER 3. Early voting starts October 19 ✊
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