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SUMMARY:NDTC Monthly Meeting
DESCRIPTION:SAVE THE DATES!! \nAugust 20th at 10 AM\nBow Tie Cinema\, Westport Avenue\, Norwalk \nJoin with other environmentalists and people who care about the well-being of planet earth to watch Al Gore’s new movie \n“AN INCONVENIENT SEQUEL: TRUTH TO POWER” \nA decade after An Inconvenient Truth (2006) brought climate change into the heart of popular culture comes the follow-up that shows just how close we are to a real energy revolution or — a total climate disaster. \nMovie will be followed by Brunch at the home of\nBarbara Meyer-Mitchel\, 10 Allen Road\, Norwalk \nDonation $30.00\nWatch out for our flyer!\n***********************************************************\nSeptember 13th at PM (time to be announced)\nDTC Fundraiser\nNorwalk Inn\, 99 East Avenue\, Norwalk\nSpeaker to be announced\n***********************************************************\nDTC Annual Brunch\nNovember 5th at the Norwalk Inn\n***********************************************************\nNext DTC meeting is August 21st\n*********************************************************** \nMINUTES\nNorwalk Democratic Town Committee\nWednesday\, July 20\, 2017\, 7:30 PM\nNorwalk City Hall\, 125 East Ave.\, Community Room\, Norwalk\, CT 06851 \nChairman Ed Camacho called the meeting to order at 7:45 PM. \nRoll Call\nRecording Secretary Elsa Peterson Obuchowski called the roll. \nDistrict A: Nicol Ayers\, Julie Corbett (proxy Daniel V. Obuchowski)\, Andy Garfunkel\, Laoise King\, Eloisa Melendez\, Elsa Peterson Obuchowski\, Joseph Perella\, Broderick Sawyer \, Jalin Sead\, Steve Serasis\, Chris Yerinides.\nNOTE: Andy Garfunkel appointed Tod Bryant to be his proxy\, but Andy was able to attend after all so no proxy was needed. \nDistrict B: Ronald Banks\, Raymond Dunlap\, Daisy Franklin\, Manny Langella\, Mike Mushak\, Sonja Oliver\, Migdalia Rivas\, Travis Simms\, Sharon Stewart\, Michael Witherspoon (proxy William Roberts)\, Martha Wooten-Dumas.\nNOTE: District B members Olivia Dardy and Howard White resigned and Michael Geake moved out of the state of CT. \nDistrict C: David Brown\, John Hauter\, John Kydes\, Linda Langston\, Lisa Nuzzo (proxy Charles LeSchack)\, Pamela Parkington\, Brenda Penn-Williams\, Kevin Poruban (proxy Susan Lane)\, Johnnie Weldon (proxy Alex Knopp)\, Beth Siegelbaum\, Samuel Pride. \nDistrict D: Kay Anderson\, Robert Hard\, Robert Keyes\, Bruce Kimmel\, Diane Lauricella\, Patricia Marshock\, Warren Peña\, Marilyn Robinson\, Nicholas Sacchinelli\, Crystal Santiago (proxy Donna King)\, Joseph Tamburri. \nDistrict E: Michael Barbis\, John Igneri\, Nora King\, Ronald Kowalski\, Thomas Livingston\, Francis Nash (proxy Stuart Wells)\, Naomi Oppmann\, Lucia Rilling\, Kathleen Tepper\, Patricia Tinto\, Galen Wells. \n*Boldface strikeout = absent \nChairman Ed Camacho delivered regrets from State Senator Bob Duff\, who could not attend because he is in Hartford working on the state budget. He thanked the DTC members for being present. He appointed former Mayor Alex Knopp as Parliamentarian for the meeting. He acknowledge the three new members who are in District B: Ronald Banks\, Daisy Franklin\, and Travis Simms. He outlined the procedure for voting\, as stated in the Agenda. \n1. The sole purpose of the meeting is to endorse candidates for Municipal Office. \n2. Nominations will be held in the following order:\nCouncil Members – in-district (10)\nTaxing District Commissioners (TBA)\nTaxing District Treasurers (TBA)\nCouncil Members – at-large (5)\nBoard Of Education (4)\nConstable (4) (7 of 8)\nSelectmen (2) (3 of 4)\nTown Clerk (1)\nCity Sheriff (1)\nCity Treasurer (1)\nMayor (1) \n3. Rules governing nominations and seconds: \na. Nominations: \nDistrict: The Chairs of each district will be recognized to report their district’s recommendation to the membership\, and there will be inquiries for any additional nominations. Only members of DTC of that district are eligible to nominate. \nThere may be an up to 1 min nominating speech\, no seconds are required\, and no seconding or acceptance speeches. A candidate may simply accept or decline the nomination. Hearing no further nominations\, we will proceed to a vote of eligible members. \nTaxing districts: Eligible DTC members from each given taxing district will be asked to nominate eligible candidates for Taxing Commissioners and Treasurers. \nThere may be an up to 1 min nominating speech\, no are seconds required\, and no seconding or acceptance speeches. A candidate may simply accept or decline the nomination. Hearing no further nominations\, we will proceed to a vote of eligible members. \nAt-large nominations: Any DTC member may nominate candidates for any at-large office. \nThere may be an up to 1 min nominating speech\, no are seconds required\, and no\nseconding or acceptance speeches. A candidate may simply accept or decline the nomination. Hearing no further nominations\, we will proceed to a vote of eligible members\, and we will proceed to a roll call vote. \nMayor: A speaker will be recognized to nominate a candidate for mayor. The Candidate for Mayor may make a nomination acceptance speech. Hearing no other nominations\, we will proceed to a vote of eligible members. \nb) Voting:\nWe will conduct a roll call vote of all 11 DTC voting members from each district. Asterisk indicates candidates who prevailed with the most votes.\nCommon Council in-district: District A (2 seats)\nEloisa Melendez*\nSteve Serasis\nChristopher Yerinides* \nCommon Council in-district: District B (2 seats)\nFaye Bowman*\nManny Langella\nTravis Simms* \nCommon Council in-district: District C (2 seats)\nJohn Kydes*\nBeth Siegelbaum* \nCommon Council in-district: District D (2 seats)\nBill Pappa*\nGeorge Tsiranides* \nCommon Council in-district: District E (2 seats)\nJohn Igneri*\nTom Livingston* \nElsa Peterson Obuchowski* \nMary Geake*\nDavid Westmoreland* \nDarlene Young* \nPamela Parkington* \nJohnnie Mae Weldon* \nMichael Barbis* \n[none] \nBefore the voting continued\, Democratic Registrar of Voters Stuart Wells explained that all endorsed candidates must sign a form accepting the endorsement which must be submitted to the State of CT by Tuesday 7/25. He also explained how to get petitions\, for those candidates who didn’t prevail tonight and wish to force a primary. \nCommon Council at-large (5 seats)\nGreg Burnett*\nMichael Corsello*\nDiane Lauricella\nNick Sacchinelli*\nBarbara Smyth*\nDoug Stern*\nSharon Stewart \nBoard of Education (4 seats)\nHeidi Keyes*\nBruce Kimmel*\nSarah LeMieux*\nBarbara Meyer Mitchell*\nShirley Mosby \nConstable (4)\nAri Disraeli*\nErnie Dumas*\nJalen Sead*\nJohnnie Mae Weldon* \nSelectmen (2)\nAndy Garfunkel*\nSamuel Pride* \nTown Clerk\nRick McQuaid* \nCity Sheriff\nBobby Burgess* \nCity Treasurer\nJoe Tamburri* \nMayor\nNominating speech and seconding speech allowed. Second required.\nBruce Morris\nHarry Rilling* \nMayor Rilling gave a brief nomination acceptance speech\, thanking all Democrats for working together as a team. He described achievements and upcoming events in Norwalk.
URL:https://www.norwalkdemocraticparty.com/event/ndtc-monthly-meeting-6/
LOCATION:South Norwalk Community Center\, 98 South Main St\, Norwalk\, CT\, 06854\, United States
CATEGORIES:Committees,NDTC Meetings
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