August 7, 2026

August 7, 2026

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Greenwich Republicans
EDITION NO. 13
AUGUST 7, 2026
Republican Primary
2026 Primary

Vote in the Republican Primary Now!

This week began the Republican primary for Congress. With three ways to vote, it couldn’t be easier!

1. Absentee Ballot – If you have an absentee ballot, send it in today. If not, see #2 and #3.

2. Early Voting – Fri–Sun, August 7–9
Town Hall, 101 Field Point Road
Hours: 10 am to 6 pm daily

3. At the Polls on August 11 – At your usual polling location, with these exceptions:
If you normally vote at Old Greenwich School (District 6), you will vote at the Cohen Eastern Greenwich Civic Center (90 Harding Road).
If you normally vote at Greenwich High School (District 7) or Central Middle School (District 8), you will vote at North Street School (381 North St).

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Support State Candidates
Fred Wilms

Join Us at Zody’s 19th Hole

Support Republican candidates for state office. Come meet and support Fred Wilms and other strong candidates fighting for Connecticut.

Why It Matters
Support Candidates

Get in the Fight!

Connecticut’s Democrat dominance creates room for the Democrat Socialists of America (DSA) agenda to advance with little resistance.

That agenda threatens issues that we care about: Local zoning control, taxes, and already-high electricity bills. Statewide housing mandates that override town zoning decisions strip our community of the ability to shape our own neighborhoods. Higher taxes follow as spending grows without sufficient pushback. Energy policies that prioritize ideology over reliability and cost keep electricity rates among the highest in the nation without the reliability we expect.

Republican candidates matter even when they do not win every race. They force debate on these issues, constrain the most extreme proposals, and protect the practical priorities of towns like Greenwich. Supporting them with your dollars and your vote is a necessary check against policies that raise costs and reduce local control.

Connecticut is declining slowly and will continue until the tipping point becomes obvious. Voting for, donating to, and publicly backing serious Republican candidates is one of the few remaining ways to apply the brakes before that point arrives.

Around Greenwich

Mark Your Calendar

Tuesday, August 11

Republican Primary for U.S. House CT-4

Early voting continues through Sunday, August 9 at Town Hall.

More information

Wednesday – Friday, August 12 – 14

St. Roch’s Annual Feast

St. Roch Church – 10 St. Roch Ave.
Rides at Hamilton Ave School Field

Saturday, September 26

Annual Republican Campaign Kick-off Picnic

Noon to 4:00 PM at Tod’s Point (more to come)

Greenwich is worth fighting for.

Support our candidates. Get the message out. Get the vote out.

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