Woodbridge, Connecticut
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Two-STEP Process to Vote Absentee in the MAY 2021 MUNICIPAL ELECTION
STEP ONE: fill out a Ballot Application (click below to download and print application) and put it in the Drop Box at Town Hall, then STEP TWO: when your ballot arrives in the mail, fill it out and put it in the Drop Box (11 Meetinghouse Lane) before 7:59pm on MONDAY, May 3rd!
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The Democratic Slate for the May 3rd 2021 Municipal Election
The Democratic Caucus to select candidates was held by Zoom on January 14th
First Selectman Beth Heller was unanimously endorsed to run for another term at the January 14th Democratic caucus. She has served as First Selectman since July 2017 and has been a member of the Woodbridge Board of Selectmen since 2008. The municipal election will be held this year on Monday, May 3rd.
“I am grateful for this continuing vote of confidence in my stewardship of the town and its resources. I believe the best ideas flow from input from all constituencies. Good government is at its best when it is more collaborative than partisan,” Heller said after accepting the nomination.
Joining Heller on the ballot as candidates for the Board of Selectmen for terms beginning July 1, 2021 are incumbent Selectman Joe Crisco, Amity Board of Education member Sheila McCreven, and Board of Finance member Paul Kuriakose. For the Woodbridge Board of Education incumbents Michael Strambler and David Ross were nominated along with Maria Madonick and Jay Dahya. Woodbridge Democrats also nominated Carol Oladele and Donna Schuster for seats on the Amity Regional Board of Education. Also nominated were Hank Nusbaum, Jeff Atwood, Celia Waters, and Aldon Hynes for the Zoning Board of Appeals. Incumbent Andrew Schaffer was nominated to run for re-election to the Board of Assessment Appeals.
“This slate of exceptional candidates represents a cross-section of the creativity and talent that permeates Woodbridge and I’m grateful for the willingness of these residents to contribute to the town’s good government as effective public servants,” Heller said. “Each of us is dedicated to making this town live up to its full potential. I’m honored to lead a team of candidates who offer so much experience working on behalf of this community.”