Category: Civic Education
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Waterbury Primary Election Guide: What Every Voter Needs to Know Before Voting
Waterbury Primary Election Guide explains what a primary election is, who can vote in Connecticut primaries, and why primaries matter for local voters
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Connecticut General Assembly Watch: 75th District Residents Highlight Concerns Over Trust, Communication and Accountability
A community survey conducted by the Faithalee for the 75th District campaign highlights concerns about government trust, communication, transparency and accountability among participants.
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What Does It Mean When a Candidate Endorses Another Candidate?
Ryan Fazio’s endorsement of Chris Shea raises a broader question about political endorsements in active campaigns. What do endorsements actually mean, and how should voters interpret them in Connecticut elections?
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FRIDAY FACT CHECK: Voting Rights; Section 2, Power, and the Truth Behind the Headlines
Waterbury- As national headlines light up over the latest Supreme Court ruling, one phrase is suddenly everywhere: “voting rights are under attack.”
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Waterbury Land Bank Authority to Host Informational Meeting April 7 – What Residents Need to Know
The Waterbury Land Bank Authority will hold an informational meeting on April 7. Learn what a land bank does, its role in redevelopment, and how residents can get involved.
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Your Voice, Your Power: Understanding Voter Rights & Responsibilities in Waterbury |Civic Education Series: Part 3
Voter rights are legal protections that ensure every eligible citizen can participate in elections fairly and freely. While exact laws vary by state, here are some core rights protected under U.S. law
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Waterbury Aldermen Explained: What They Do, Why They Matter, and How They Impact You
Learn what an Alderman does in Waterbury, CT. This clear, local guide explains their duties, how they’re elected, and why Aldermen play a major role in shaping city policies and neighborhood decisions.
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