Letters

Record-Journal readers are invited to send letters about the upcoming election (no more than once in a calendar month). Beginning Sunday, Sept. 3, political letters are limited to 100 words. Include your address and a daytime telephone number where you may be reached for verification purposes. Please put “Political Letter” in the subject line of email submissions. Letters from candidates in the election are given 300 words. Please enter “Candidate Letter” in the subject line of email submissions. The deadline for submissions is Friday, Oct. 27. Mail: Readers’ Opinions, Record-Journal, 500 S. Broad St., Meriden, CT 06450 Email: letters@record-journal.com

An official ballot drop box next to the Town Clerk office on the first floor of Wallingford Town Hall, Tues., Jul. 21, 2020. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal

Letters: Readers offer voting advice


Strengths to offerEditor: Dia has several strengths to offer the city of Meriden as a Board of Education member. She is a communit ...
 
Reaching outEditor: I have spent the last four months reaching out to Wallingford voters at their front doors, and the overwhelmin ...
Deeply involvedEditor:I am honored and humbled to introduce myself to the people of Wallingford. I am Ben Hyland, and I am an endo ...
What Wallingford needsEditor: Would you ever step onto a jet plane being flown by a pilot with no training? Would you undergo surg ...
Positive changeEditor:Vote for Sean McDonald for Meriden City Council at Large. He is dedicated and loves our city, who will work ...
Support for McDonaldEditor:Vote for Sean McDonald for Meriden City Council at Large. He is dedicated and loves our city and will ...
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Editor’s note: Some letters were received before the 100-word limit on political letters went into effect.Scarlett supportEditor:B ...
FundamentalEditor:My name is Maria Scarlett, it is a great privilege to be running for a seat on the Meriden Board of Education.I ...
Move Meriden forwardEditor:My name is Joe Scaramuzzo and I am grateful for the opportunity to run for City Council in Area 2.I was ...
At a crossroadsEditor:With the next municipal election, Wallingford is at a crossroads. There are a lot of things to be addressed. ...
Senseless destructionEditor:The cesspool that is downtown Meriden just got a bit larger. The Zoning Board of Appeals voted to appr ...
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