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I truly love it : Martin seeks reelection as Simmons challenges him for Stamford mayor
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Stamford Mayor David Martin speaks at the Together We Stand #StamfordWelcomesImmigrants community meeting at Building One Community in Stamford, Conn. Monday, Aug. 12, 2019.Tyler Sizemore / Hearst Connecticut Media
STAMFORD Mayor David Martin said he never seriously considered not running for re-election for the position he has held for seven years.
The 31st mayor of Stamford will seek to win the upcoming election for what would be his third consecutive term. If elected, he’d continue to do the job he professed to love.
“As demanding and at times frustrating as this job is, I truly love it,” he said. “We’ve accomplished a great deal. I think there is more that we can do and more that we should do, and I think I am the person who is in the best position to do that with my experience and knowledge.”
State Rep. Caroline Simmons to challenge incumbent David Martin for Stamford mayor
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Mayor David Martin, left, and state Rep. Caroline Simmons, right, have both filed paperwork to run for mayor of Stamford. The two are shown here at the Democratic Election Night Watch Party at the Sheraton Stamford Hotel in Stamford, Conn. Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2018.Tyler Sizemore / Hearst Connecticut Media
STAMFORD Democrat Caroline Simmons has thrown her hat into the ring for Stamford’s mayoral election, but she won’t be alone, as Mayor David Martin has also filed paperwork to seek reelection.
The 35-year-old Simmons has represented Stamford for the past six years as a state representative. She said her campaign to become mayor is about bringing new leadership to the city.