October 28, 2026


EDITION NO. 23	OCTOBER 28, 2026

Republicans who don’t vote elect Democrats. Just six days to Election Day, Dr. Michael Goldstein faces Jim Himes tomorrow night in Rematch #2. First Selectman Fred Camillo says our state deserves better, and Selectwoman Lauren Rabin takes on the “seat at the table” argument. Vote Republican — Row B.

Debate Night · CT-4

Goldstein vs. Himes: Rematch #2

Thursday, October 29 at 7:30 p.m. Dr. Michael Goldstein has gone head-to-head with Jim Himes twice and come out ahead both times. In 2024, he pressed Himes on open borders and what illegal immigration costs taxpayers. On October 19, while Himes leaned on anti-Trump talking points instead of his 18-year record, Goldstein offered practical, common-sense fixes for healthcare costs built on competition and preventive care. Thursday is round three, and it’s right next door at the Ferguson Library in Stamford. Come out and fill the seats if you can, or watch the free CT-N livestream from home, and show Dr. Goldstein the support he’s earned.

From Our First Selectman

Our State Deserves Better

First Selectman Fred Camillo on what one-party control has cost Connecticut, and why this election is the chance to restore balance in Hartford and a voice in Washington.

From Our Selectwoman

If You Want Greenwich to Have a Real Seat at the Table, Vote for Republicans, Row B

Greenwich Selectwoman Lauren Rabin takes on the “seat at the table” argument, and makes the case that real representation shouldn’t depend on joining the party in power.

ICYMI

Relevant Reads

Letter from a Constituent
Bruce Miller: “Himes Has No Business Representing Us” →

Dr. Michael Goldstein · Substack
The Battle for Connecticut →

Greenwich Patch
Longer Dog Season at Greenwich Point Could Be Explored Again →

Get Involved

Sign Up To Volunteer

Six days to go. Work early voting, take an Election Day poll shift, or make calls from HQ. Pick a shift and help get out the vote.

Early Voting Volunteer →

Election Day Poll Shift →

HQ Phone-Banking Volunteer →

Volunteering? Know the issues before you go: Download the 2026 Election Issues Guide (PDF) →

Get Prepared

Your Voting Checklist

Get prepared. Early voting is underway. Election Day is November 3. Confirm you are registered. Choose your method of voting. Request a ballot if you need one. Bring five people with you.

☑	Confirm you are registered to vote. If not, register now.
☑	Request an absentee ballot.
☑	Vote Early, now through Nov 1
☑	Recruit 5 family or friends to vote. Talk to them about the issues.
☑	Forward this to five of your smartest friends.
☑	Vote Republican by November 3rd.

Get prepared. Then vote Republican — Row B

Around Greenwich

Mark Your Calendar

Thursday, October 29 · 7:30–9:00 p.m.

Goldstein vs. Himes: Rematch #2 — CT-4 Congressional Debate

The Ferguson Library, Stamford — just down the road. Come cheer on Dr. Michael Goldstein in person or remotely as he takes on Jim Himes. Details.

Now through Sunday, November 1

2026 Election — Early Voting

Greenwich Town Hall, 101 Field Point Road. Hours: 10 am to 6 pm daily. Extended hours 8 am to 8 pm on Thursday, October 29.

Saturday, October 31 · 11 a.m.–2 p.m.

Halloween Greet & Treat

Greenwich Moms and Greenwich Police present the Halloween Greet & Treat on Greenwich Avenue. Greenwich Republicans will be distributing candy in front of the Senior Center — join us!

Sunday, November 1