Author: granbydemocrats

Our quilt raffle will help build our financial coffers, and allow us to support local candidates in the 2020 election. Tickets are 5/$20 and the chances of winning are 1:136 if we sell ALL the tickets. Great odds! Note this is not the exact quilt, but we’re making a new one in the same colors, pattern and size, so it will look just like this. Shown here on a queen sized bed. You can purchase tickets by sending a check to the Granby DTC at PO Box 284, Granby, CT 06035. Please write “raffle” on the memo line.   Or use the link provided to purchase tickets.

Purchase Tickets

Remember, people who run at the local level serve as volunteers. They aren’t paid for all the time invested in running or serving, so they need our support!

We are excited to invite you to a special 2019 Municipal Campaign fundraiser, where our guest of honor will be Mayor of Hartford Luke Bronin! Luke is one of the young leaders of the Democratic Party in our state and we are thrilled that he is joining us for a special night of wine and conversation at Lost Acres Vineyard at
80 Lost Acres Rd., North Granby. Event starts at 7 PM.

Light appetizers will be served
Suggested Donation: $20

Event details:  https://www.facebook.com/events/486495825533019/

NOTICE OF DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS

Attached is educational information for the June 4 referendum on school and bridge projects in Granby. There are three parts to the referendum:

• Town bridge projects
• School infrastructure maintenance and improvement
• School solar array

Full Referendum Information

Referendum Ballot

Referendum By the Numbers

Referendum School Improvements

Referendum Solar Project

The Democratic Town Committee invites applications for the award of a $1,000 scholarship to a Granby Memorial High School 2019 graduating senior. Applications are due May 3, 2019. 

Thanks to the generosity of Congressman John Larson the Granby DTC is able to offer a second $1,000 scholarship.

2019 DTC Scholarship Application

Perplexed by Politics? Come to Primary 101!

Thursday, August 2nd, 6:30 – 7:30 pm at the Granby Town Hall Meeting Room

Find answers to your questions regarding who, what, where, when and why in the upcoming primary and November election. The political process will be revealed to all who attend.

Don’t miss this opportunity to register to vote in the primary or the election. Special guests will briefly cover topics of interest including,

• Who can vote in a primary
• Deadlines to consider when changing party affiliation
• How to be sure your voice is heard

Light refreshments, voting information, and a bit of civil discourse for all who attend.

For more information, call 860.844.5322 Granby Registrar Office or 860.844.5275, Granby Public Library