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At the home of Hosts- Former Sen. Terry Gerratana &
Dr. Frank Gerratana.
674 Lincoln Street, New Britain, CT
3:00 to 6:00 PM
Host Committee Members:
Shirley Black, Anne Hulick- CT Dir. CT Clean Water Action, Rhona Cohen, Steve Derby, Chris Donovan, Liz Fitzsimmons, Merrill Gay, Rosemary Klotz, Elaine Lang, Rep. Rick Lopes, Mary Ann Mahony- Nat'l Council AAUP, David McCluskey, John McNamara, David Moore, John Murphy, Tim O'Brien, David Pudlin, Jacob Pudlin, Pat Rehmer, Terri Reid, Rep. Bobby Sanchez, Ned Statchen, Rep. Peter Tercyak, John Valengavich, Rep. Edwin Vargas, Sylvia Vargas, Gretchen Vivier
Giving levels:
$1,000+ Citizen Action Hero
$500 - Mover and Shaker
$250 - Resister
$100 - Activist
$70 - Ally
$35 - Friend
Student rate: $15, scholarships available. All donors giving above minimum ticket price will be acknowledged.
Proceeds benefit the CT Citizen Action Group. Funds raised provide the resources we need to keep the momentum going on the issues you care about. Please be as generous as possible. Donations to CT Citizen Action Group are not tax deductible. RSVP Today!
Throw down for the Chili Cook-Off and info Here.
Download the event flyer here
Download highlights of our 2019 legislative wrap up & more work to do here
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For questions, to volunteer, bring a dish, RSVP offline or to give to CCRG, contact:
Duste Dunn at: 203-241-8403 or email: Duste@ccag.net
At the home of Hosts- Former Sen. Terry Gerratana &
Dr. Frank Gerratana.
674 Lincoln Street, New Britain, CT
3:00 to 6:00 PM
Host Committee Members:
Shirley Black, Anne Hulick- CT Dir. CT Clean Water Action, Rhona Cohen, Steve Derby, Chris Donovan, Liz Fitzsimmons, Merrill Gay, Rosemary Klotz, Elaine Lang, Rep. Rick Lopes, Mary Ann Mahony- Nat'l Council AAUP, David McCluskey, John McNamara, David Moore, John Murphy, Tim O'Brien, David Pudlin, Jacob Pudlin, Pat Rehmer, Terri Reid, Rep. Bobby Sanchez, Ned Statchen, Rep. Peter Tercyak, John Valengavich, Rep. Edwin Vargas, Sylvia Vargas, Gretchen Vivier
Giving levels:
$1,000+ Citizen Action Hero
$500 - Mover and Shaker
$250 - Resister
$100 - Activist
$70 - Ally
$35 - Friend
Student rate: $15, scholarships available. All donors giving above minimum ticket price will be acknowledged.
Proceeds benefit the CT Citizen Action Group. Funds raised provide the resources we need to keep the momentum going on the issues you care about. Please be as generous as possible. Donations to CT Citizen Action Group are not tax deductible. RSVP Today!
Throw down for the Chili Cook-Off and info Here.
Download the event flyer here
Download highlights of our 2019 legislative wrap up & more work to do here
Find this event on FB
For questions, to volunteer, bring a dish, RSVP offline or to give to CCRG, contact:
Duste Dunn at: 203-241-8403 or email: Duste@ccag.net
CT Citizen Research Group's E. D. Ann Pratt is participating in the New England Climate Ride from Bar Harbor to Boston, Sept 12th thru the 16th to help raise funds to strengthen our organizing capacity in Connecticut- and to make sure one more state is on a clear, strong path towards a Zero Carbon Future.
Make your secure, online donation to this effort today by clicking on Ann's 'Support Me' button. You'll automatically receive an acknowledgment, we will be notified by email of your support and you will be kept updated on Ann's ride for our lives!
Donations go to the Connecticut Citizen Research Group, are tax deductible, and support both CCRG and CCAG's organizing work on this issue.
View our current Climate Agenda here.
The health of our planet, economy, and communities is at stake. Right now, it is more important than ever to work toward a sustainable future. A great way that you can help do something meaningful, substantial and concrete is to donate to this effort TODAY!
Make your secure, online donation to this effort today by clicking on Ann's 'Support Me' button. You'll automatically receive an acknowledgment, we will be notified by email of your support and you will be kept updated on Ann's ride for our lives!
Donations go to the Connecticut Citizen Research Group, are tax deductible, and support both CCRG and CCAG's organizing work on this issue.
View our current Climate Agenda here.
The health of our planet, economy, and communities is at stake. Right now, it is more important than ever to work toward a sustainable future. A great way that you can help do something meaningful, substantial and concrete is to donate to this effort TODAY!
The 2019 Legislative Session Ended at Midnight on June 5th!
Click here for Final Actions & Updates on Key Bills for
Climate & Jobs , Health Care, Democracy, Equality & Justice
CONNECT THE DOLLARS PROJECT (CDP) is a collaboration of Common Cause in CT and CT Citizen Action Group to expose attempts to buy our state.
Connecticut super PACs, which can raise and spend unlimited amounts of money to support or oppose electoral candidates, are being used as a tool for a handful of wealthy individuals, lobbying organizations, and businesses to buy our elections to serve their interests. A massive influx of millions of dollars in super PAC donations thus far in 2018 — more than half of it from out-of-state interests — drowns out the voices of Connecticut citizens and candidates, undermines the goals of Connecticut’s strong campaign finance laws, and damages public confidence in the integrity of our election system.
Who is Buying Our Elections? A Pre-Election Guide to Connecticut Super PACS
Download the guide
Connecticut Republicans Maintain Huge Advantage in Super PAC Money: party_pac_report_rev._10-31-18.pdf
Download File
Read the Executive Summary here.
Like & Share the CDP Faceboook page to follow the money and connect the dollars!
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The 2018 Connecticut legislative session ended at midnight on May 9th. View the wrap up of bills of concern to CCAG members & allies here. CCAG focuses on about a dozen key bills every legislative session. We monitor and comment on many others. Important bills often evolve over multiple legislative sessions. Please contact us with questions, comments or suggestions at: action@ccag.net |