Press release from GOP state House hopeful Jill Fitzgerald, who is running for an open seat in northeast Bristol's 77th District:
Fitzgerald Endorsed by Protective Services Employees Coalition
The Protective Services Employees Coalition (PSEC) has endorsed Republican 77th Assembly District candidate Jill Fitzgerald in her bid to succeed state Representative Ron Burns, who is not seeking re-election to the seat and has endorsed her candidacy.
The PSEC represents 950 plus state employees in Connecticut who stand ready to protect your sons and daughters at Connecticut's Colleges and Universities, stand ready to protect Connecticut’s environment, the motoring and flying public as well as citizens under the care of many social service agencies. . PSEC members hail from virtually every community and district in Connecticut.
“This endorsement from a union that represents state public safety personnel from throughout Connecticut means a lot to me,” Fitzgerald said. “Here in Bristol, I am a strong supporter of our dedicated firefighters and police officers, who are very visible in the community and sponsor a baseball league in Cambridge Park and a basketball league in the west end.”
“We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your commitment and dedication to public service. We feel that the citizens of the State of Connecticut and our members will benefit greatly from your hard work and dedication. We look forward to supporting your efforts and working with you in the future on their behalf,” said Stanislaw Mieldziec, PSEC Political Action Committee Chairperson, and William J. Boucher, PSEC President and PSEC-PAC Treasurer, in a letter to Fitzgerald informing her of the union’s endorsement.
*******The Protective Services Employees Coalition (PSEC) has endorsed Republican 77th Assembly District candidate Jill Fitzgerald in her bid to succeed state Representative Ron Burns, who is not seeking re-election to the seat and has endorsed her candidacy.
The PSEC represents 950 plus state employees in Connecticut who stand ready to protect your sons and daughters at Connecticut's Colleges and Universities, stand ready to protect Connecticut’s environment, the motoring and flying public as well as citizens under the care of many social service agencies. . PSEC members hail from virtually every community and district in Connecticut.
“This endorsement from a union that represents state public safety personnel from throughout Connecticut means a lot to me,” Fitzgerald said. “Here in Bristol, I am a strong supporter of our dedicated firefighters and police officers, who are very visible in the community and sponsor a baseball league in Cambridge Park and a basketball league in the west end.”
“We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your commitment and dedication to public service. We feel that the citizens of the State of Connecticut and our members will benefit greatly from your hard work and dedication. We look forward to supporting your efforts and working with you in the future on their behalf,” said Stanislaw Mieldziec, PSEC Political Action Committee Chairperson, and William J. Boucher, PSEC President and PSEC-PAC Treasurer, in a letter to Fitzgerald informing her of the union’s endorsement.
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12 comments:
WOW Another Union ?
I thought the unions only liked Dems!!! Surprise, surprise.
Where are Denski and Wright going to go to drown their sorrows after they lose the election?
Maybe Wright & Demski will join Mayor Ward at the American Legion to drown their sorrow.
Chrisy - What happened as a unin hack, should you have gotten this endoresemnt?
I heard Chrissy demanded a recount!
God help the CIty of Bristol and the Town of Plymouth if Denski wins.
She would be a complete disaster.
Talk about a union whipping girl.
Maybe you guys might grow up and run yourselves so that we can call you clowns a few choice names too ? But I understand you have no guts and prefer to snipe.
Denski would realize that she's supposed to drive to Hartford, and then she'd have to resign because she'd never figure out how to get there.
"What's a grant?"
You go girl !! Union all the way !!
I truly have a hard time trying to believe that our forefathers' intent on the election process was to include such demeaning, personal snipes on the candidates, their families or their lifestyles.
How hard would it be to step back amoment and give some thought to the issues for a change?
Thank you, Jill, especially for your appreciation of safety personnel and your Three Strikes Now pledge. You are listening to what we need, and you deserve to win this election.
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