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Every two years, Democrats across Connecticut gather for one of the most important and least understood events in local politics: the Democratic Caucus.

It’s been a tremendous year and I feel so fortunate and honored to have been able to Chair the North Haven Democratic Town Committee for the vast majority of it.   At our holiday party earlier this week, we did a lot of reminiscing.  In particular, many were struck by how so many of us started off the year in a dark spot.  We were fearful of the direction our country was going in, disappointed at the seeming capitulation of our national Democratic leaders and many of those in

Artificial Intelligence is here and it is reshaping how we learn, work, communicate, and even govern. This is the moment where we determine who gets to decide how it impacts our lives and influences our future.

North Haven Democrats are ready to turn the page and move forward — together.  David Cohen was unanimously endorsed by the DTC and won September’s Democratic primary, decisively, capturing over 70% of all votes! Voters sent a clear and powerful message: it’s time for collaboration, positive leadership, and a renewed vision for our town’s future. A Candidate Aligned with Our Values and Priorities, And Voters Responded Decisively David Cohen’s campaign is centered on the belief

“It is unusual for a republican [sic] to write an endorsement for democrat [sic] for third selectman” writes Len Fasano, the former State Senator from North Haven who was Senate Pro Tempore for a single term after running unopposed by Democrats asleep at the wheel in 2016, and also the only State Senator from North Haven  to have ever been ordered to pay $500,000 in Racketeering charges (though his successor has a questionable financial record  as well).   Unusual, perhaps. B

Well, election season is careening to its close. As usual, tensions start running high when that happens.  Wild accusations are slung, battles over yard signs are fought, and attempts are made to win the last few hearts and minds on the fence about how they might fill out their ballot.  You should take anything you hear during this final period with a grain of salt, but I promise that you can always reach out to info@northhavendemocrats.com  and we will respond as openly and

At the most recent DTC meeting, I posed the question to our membership: what do we think it’s going to take for us to win?  

Over the past few months of knocking on doors and talking with residents, one theme has come up over and over again: effective communication matters.

At its regular meeting on July 15, 2025, the North Haven Democratic Town Committee (DTC) proudly endorsed a diverse, talented, and community-driven slate of candidates for the upcoming municipal election.

Honoring Juneteenth: A Time for Reflection, Celebration, and Action

2025's legislative year ended its final week like it began, with North Haven's representatives taking instructions more from their...

It's the second to last week of the legislative session and per usual that means Republicans are going to try to do everything they can to filibuster and delay the work of the legislature to prevent as many laws as possible, even ones they say they like, from passing before the session ends.

In this solemn moment, I offer these words of hope for when we gather again next year we acknowledge their grief along with the celebration of remembrance.

The North Haven Democratic Town Committee supports a "Yes" vote on the May 20, 2025 town budget vote. It is the best option available for our community.

The requested budget increase comes at a bad time, but good times are not on the horizon. And slashing back services would be even worse.

North Haven Democratic Town Committee (NHDTC) has issued a strong statement condemning President Donald Trump

Here's a quick run-through on how to sign up to give public testimony on legislation in Connecticut, including where to go to submit...

The budget process is underway in North Haven, and now is the time to make your voice heard!

In this video, North Haven Democratic Town Committee Chair Tim Gabriele talks us through the CGA website and how to track both specific...

Greetings and salutations! It’s a new year and change is rolling in like a [insert climate catastrophe we’re about to see more of here]....