Category: local politics
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John Bolton Pitches “People’s Lawyer” Vision in Connecticut Attorney General Race
John Bolton campaigns for Connecticut Attorney General with a “People’s Lawyer” message focused on consumer protection, accountability, and government oversight.
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Chris Shea Wins Republican Primary, Will Face Jahana Hayes in 5th Congressional District Race
Waterbury Times Live from Jonathan DeBarros’ Republican primary watch party as voters decide the 5th Congressional District nominee in the race against Jahana Hayes.
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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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Waterbury Community Comes Together for Movie Night at Hamilton Park Hosted by Faithalee Goclowski
Families gathered at Hamilton Park for a community movie night hosted by Faithalee Goclowski a 75th District Candidate , free refreshments, and a night of connection in Waterbury.
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Is CT-05 Candidate Chris Shea’s Attack on Jonathan De Barros Backfiring?
Comments on Chris Shea’s campaign Facebook attack against Jonathan De Barros reveal a divided Republican electorate and raise questions about whether the strategy is helping or hurting Shea before the CT-05 primary.
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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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Waterbury CGA Watch: Napoli Jr (73-D) Highlights $385,000 Investment to Waterbury Neighborhood Projects
CGA Watch: Waterbury’s 73rd District receives $385,000 in state bond funding for Hayden Park and Urban Fresh Gardens improvements, including safety and infrastructure upgrades.
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CIVIC RECORD & POLITICAL EVOLUTION: A PERSONAL ACCOUNT OF ENGAGEMENT IN WATERBURY AND CONNECTICUT (2022–2026)
A personal civic record and political evolution from 2022–2026 outlining voter participation, local and national election support, and renewed civic engagement in Waterbury, Connecticut. This Waterbury Times editorial reflects on shifting political perspectives and increased community involvement heading into 2027 and beyond.
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Chris Shea (R) “Brain Falls Out of My Head” Clip Circulates; Raises Questions on Vetting and Endorsements in CT
A clip from a New Milford Republican town meeting shows Chris Shea saying “my brain falls out of my head,” prompting renewed questions about GOP endorsement vetting and candidate evaluation as Jonathan DeBarros gains grassroots momentum.
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Dawn Maoirano; From Dawn to Division: A Party Tested by Internal Fractures in Waterbury
From leadership disputes to contested endorsements and fractured slates, Waterbury’s Republican Party has become increasingly defined by internal division rather than unity. Former chair leadership under Dawn Maoirano is now being re-examined as factions continue to shape primaries and candidate alignments, including the contested backing of Chris Shea over Jonathan DeBarros, deepening tensions heading into…
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