Seymour Democratic Town Committee

08/28/2026

Community Wide Pep Rally is tomorrow; Saturday August 29th starting at 2pm! Teams will be called for recognition around 3pm! 🏈⚽️🏀⚾️

08/28/2026

Seymour Oxford Food Bank is looking for volunteers!

08/27/2026

Whether you have kids in school or not, education affects us all. We all saw it this year- and some of you saw me at all the meetings in this past budget season.

I take supporting education personally, because good people who gave me their time and a chance are how I have the opportunities I do today.

According to the Connecticut Education Association's scorecard, State Rep. Nicole Klarides-Ditria received a 50% rating in 2026.

Dating back to the beginning, we barely average a 56%. When Hartford leaders falls short on supporting education, then local taxpayers, parents, and school districts are often left to pick up the slack.

You don't have to agree with every position of teachers' unions to recognize that a 50% score from the largest educators organization in Connecticut raises questions. As it should.

Let's fund the schools, give the Teachers the support they need, and protect the children's resources.

We can and we will do better. 🗳

08/27/2026

November 3 is around the corner. It’s important we look at facts across all lines on the ballot. 🎯

The new school year has only just begun, but Ryan Fazio's record on Connecticut schools is already earning a failing grade.

08/26/2026

08/25/2026

WSHU and CT Mirror's Keith M. Phaneuf discussed his story about the loss of SNAP benefits in CT because of the "big beautiful bill."

08/24/2026

CT Senate Democrats have released approval ratings for 🌊

08/24/2026

Official guidance is “squish on sight”🤮Have you seen them? 🦟 credit: @ DrAdrianSmith

08/23/2026

If you see Josh in your neighborhood, say Hey 👏🏼

08/22/2026

Penn. Governor Josh Shapiro is requiring AI Data Center developers to protect ratepayers, be transparent with communities, safeguard clean air and water, and pay for the infrastructure their projects require.

Pennsylvania isn’t banning data centers. It’s setting rules before developers come in.

That is exactly why I have called for a temporary data center moratorium in . Pennsylvania is telling developers that if they want to build there, residents come first.

If we look at as an example, being marketed for a massive AI-capable data center, we need to know safeguards are in place before building begins. While it's been described as a potential opportunity, and at times essentially a “non-starter," over 3,000 people have signed a Change petition supporting a moratorium. The public support is there.

Connecticut residents shouldn’t have to wait until projects are approved to decide who pays, how our resources are protected, and what communities get in return.

Connecticut should be paying attention.