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1. ⁠ Enforcement of existing state protections, including the prohibition of masked ICE agents and location-based restrictions on enforcement activity,
2. ⁠Expansion of HUSKY for Immigrants to all income eligible residents regardless of immigration status
3. ⁠Automatic License plate readers (ALPRs) and related surveillance technology
4. ⁠Community Safety:  state-level protection of immigrant community members and those engaged in immigration justice work.

  

1. ⁠ Enforcement of existing state protections, including the prohibition of masked ICE agents and location-based restrictions on enforcement activity,
2. ⁠Expansion of HUSKY for Immigrants to all income eligible residents regardless of immigration status
3. ⁠Automatic License plate readers (ALPRs) and related surveillance technology
4. ⁠Community Safety:  state-level protection of immigrant community members and those engaged in immigration justice work.

  

1. ⁠ Enforcement of existing state protections, including the prohibition of masked ICE agents and location-based restrictions on enforcement activity,
2. ⁠Expansion of HUSKY for Immigrants to all income eligible residents regardless of immigration status
3. ⁠Automatic License plate readers (ALPRs) and related surveillance technology
4. ⁠Community Safety:  state-level protection of immigrant community members and those engaged in immigration justice work.

  

1. ⁠ Enforcement of existing state protections, including the prohibition of masked ICE agents and location-based restrictions on enforcement activity,
2. ⁠Expansion of HUSKY for Immigrants to all income eligible residents regardless of immigration status
3. ⁠Automatic License plate readers (ALPRs) and related surveillance technology
4. ⁠Community Safety:  state-level protection of immigrant community members and those engaged in immigration justice work.

  

The town of Putnam has created a survey open to anyone (even those outside putnam) to share their thoughts on extending passenger rail into the northeast of CT.

Voters who are unaffiliated or are not registered to vote, can vote in either the republican or democratic primary.

You just need to change your party affiliation to the party that you would like to vote in the primary before the deadline of noon the day before you plan to vote. You can change this at this website: https://voterregistration.ct.gov/OLVR/welcome.do

To learn about what primaries are happening in your town, you can check your towns website, the town clerk should have posted a notice of what primaries are happening.

There is the democratic governor primary in all of the towns.

To learn more about how the primaries work this is a nice article: https://ctmirror.org/2026/06/22/let-cts-voters-decide-on-august-11/

Voters who are unaffiliated or are not registered to vote, can vote in either the republican or democratic primary.

You just need to change your party affiliation to the party that you would like to vote in the primary before the deadline of noon the day before you plan to vote. You can change this at this website: https://voterregistration.ct.gov/OLVR/welcome.do

To learn about what primaries are happening in your town, you can check your towns website, the town clerk should have posted a notice of what primaries are happening.

There is the democratic governor primary in all of the towns.

To learn more about how the primaries work this is a nice article: https://ctmirror.org/2026/06/22/let-cts-voters-decide-on-august-11/

Voters who are unaffiliated or are not registered to vote, can vote in either the republican or democratic primary.

You just need to change your party affiliation to the party that you would like to vote in the primary before the deadline of noon the day before you plan to vote. You can change this at this website: https://voterregistration.ct.gov/OLVR/welcome.do

To learn about what primaries are happening in your town, you can check your towns website, the town clerk should have posted a notice of what primaries are happening.

There is the democratic governor primary in all of the towns.

To learn more about how the primaries work this is a nice article: https://ctmirror.org/2026/06/22/let-cts-voters-decide-on-august-11/

Looks like you can stream online with more info on the website.

I'm curious to see them face to face as I'm undecided at this point