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W E L C O M E !

Thank you for visiting the website of the Washington Democratic Town Committee (WDTC), the official elected organization representing the Democratic Party in the Town
of Washington.

Explore our website and you'll find out who we are, what we believe in, what we do, and how we do it. You'll learn how to register to vote; how to cast an absentee ballot; how to become active in Town government and much, much more.

Most important, you'll discover that the natural beauty of our community is not the only thing that enriches our lives here in Washington: the heartbeat of our town is it's incomparable community spirit and the eager involvement of our families in the many activities, events, and organizations that are available to you.

The Washington Democratic Town Committee is one of those organizations: a group of dedicated volunteers who care about preserving and protecting the well-being of this unique, historic piece of heaven right here on earth. We need everyone's involvement and help to succeed: think about how you can contribute your skills and expertise and join us at the WDTC.

Enjoy the website! Visit frequently for updates under "News & Issues."

And let us know what you're thinking: submit a comment on our Contact Page

Edward S. (Ted) Bent
NEW MEMBER

As business manager at Canterbury School for the past 14 years, Ted oversees an $18 million operating budget... click for more

Mike Sivick
NEW MEMBER

Michael Sivick was born in New Milford, where he lived until building his home in Washington ten years ago. ... click for more

Joan Kaplan
New Member

As a weekender in Washington (1987-2001), I grew to appreciate
and relish the quiet charm of Washington, it... click for more

Larry O'Toole
New Member

ln 1979 Larry O'Toole moved to Washington with his wife Carol and daughters, Kerry, Michele and Erin. All... click for more

MONTHLY UPDATE: April

2012 ELECTION CAMPAIGNS HEATING UP!

PRESIDENTIAL:

SANTORUM WITHDRAWS FROM THE PRIMARY RACE LEAVING ROMNEY AS THE PUTATIVE REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR PRESIDENT!

Although Newt Gingrich and Ron Paul insist they will stay the course until the Republican convention in August, neither can realistically challenge Romney, so it's Obama vs. Romney for President and the battle lines are now clearly drawn.

Hours after Santorum's announcement, Karl Rove teamed up with the Koch Brothers to launch a $1.7 million SuperPAC ad buy attacking President Obama in key battle-ground states, just a taste of the negative media deluge sure to drench all of us over the next six months and a heads up to each of us that this critical election will be a true test of Democratic commitment and participation in organization, support, and volunteerism at every campaign level: national, state, and local.

CONGRESSIONAL:

CONNECTICUT CONVENTIONS IN MAY
PRIMARIES ON AUGUST 14

The 2012 Connecticut election for United States Senate will be held on Tuesday, November 6 in conjunction with the 2012 U.S. presidential election,other elections to the United States Senate in other states, as well as elections to the United States House of Representatives, and various state and local elections.

Primaries for the Republican and Democratic parties will take place on Tuesday, August 14. Incumbent U.S. Senator Joe Lieberman, an Independent who caucuses with the Democratic Party, announced he would retire rather than run for re-election to a fifth term.

Currently,...
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