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The Day - Allow Hedrick to continue as mayor of City of Groton - News from southeastern Connecticut

The Day - Allow Hedrick to continue as mayor of City of Groton - News from southeastern Connecticut
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The Day - Bumgardner collects necessary signatures to move forward with Democratic primary for Groton City mayor

Groton Town Councilor Aundré Bumgardner announced in a news release that he submitted a petition Monday with the necessary signatures to challenge City of Groton Mayor Keith Hedrick to a March 8 Democratic primary for city mayor. City Clerk Deb Patrick said she received the primary petition with 168 certified signatures, and the city will proceed with holding a primary. Kristen Venditti, Groton s Republican registrar of voters, said by state statute, a candidate needs 5% of electors on the active enrollment list, or 92 signatures in this case, so Bumgardner submitted more than was needed. She said the application was completed before deadline and brought to the registrars for certification, and he then brought it to the city clerk for filing with the secretary of the state.

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The Day - Groton City Republicans will not run in May election, citing concerns over hostility towards Republicans

Groton The City of Groton Republican Committee will not put forward candidates for the city elections in May, after prospective candidates cited concerns over “a hostile and threatening environment” for Republicans and withdrew their names from the slate. “Over the past year and one half, the City of Groton Republican Committee identified a well-qualified slate of individuals who have shown a keen interest in running for election on the Republican ticket in the City of Groton,” according to a news release issued by the Republican Committee. But over the past week, the “prospective candidates have congruently withdrawn their names from the slate and indicated the following three reasons for withdrawing their names:

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