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Dan Malloy, standing on a chair, bullhorn in hand, rallies the delegates at the 2006 State
Democratic convention.
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Above: State Representative Carlo Leone (left) discusses the upcoming Presidential Primaries with Dem. State Central Committee Member Jim Diamond (right) at the 2007 Board of Reps Holiday Party. Photo, Val Pankosky.
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Ned Lamont, candidate for US Senate, addresses
Stamford Democrats at Democratic HQ on East Main St. Sept 2006. Photo, Jim Diamond |
Below: After the2006 nominations, Stamford Democrats take a break at Tiernan's.
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 The 2005 Board of Finance Candidates with Mayor Dan Malloy. |
July, 2005:After being nominated to run for the
Board of Representatives, candidates pose with
Mayor Malloy. |
Left to right: John Louizos, candidate for the Board of Finance and State Senator Andrew McDonald look on while Attorney General Richard Blumenthal endorses Mayor Dan Malloy for re-election in 2005. |
November 5, 2005: Stamford Democrats get ready
at Scalzi Park for a massive 36 car parade across
the city. |
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Stamford Democrats go to Allentown,PA to campaign door-to-door for John Kerry (10/04). Phyllis
Kapiloff is ready for the trip as Laurie Doig checks
in the activists. |
Di Longo (right) registers enthusiastic
new voters at the supermarket. 9/04. |
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Diane Farrell with State Rep. Carlo Leone
and Gerry Fox, 2004 Dem. State Convention. Photo,
Will Fulton. |
2004: Stamford State Senator George Jepsen
(left) joins with Bill Curry to form a unity ticket
with Jepsen running for Lt. Governor.
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Above: Stamford State Representative, Moira
Lyons makes history as the first woman Speaker
of the CT House of Reps. |
  Former Stamford State
Rep John Wayne Fox.
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The 2003 Stamford Candidates for
Boarda of Ed and Finance with Mayor Malloy.
Left to right: Julie Baskom-Brooks, Richard
Lyons,Dan Malloy, Mary-Lou Rinaldi, Susan
Nabel and Steve Devito.
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 Former Stamford
State Rep. Anne McDonald.
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State Rep.
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Above: In 1978 Stamford Democrats march to State Convention in Hartford with hometown hero,
Joe Lieberman, who is running for Lt. Governor . Photo courtesy of Joseph Lieberman. |
|  Three
term Stamford Democratic Mayor Alfred N. Phillips
Jr. Campaigns for Congress in front of the Old
Town Hall, downtown Stamford, 1936.
Phillips--grandson of the founder of "Phillips
Milk of Magnesia," won the election. Enlarged
photo of Phillips is on the right. Photos courtesy
of the Stamford Historical Society.
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 Homer
S. Cummings
Democrat
Cummings, was a two term Mayor of Stamford around the
turn of the century. He rose to national prominence
as Chairman of The Democratic National Committee and
then Attorney General of The United States under FDR:
1933-39. He founded the Stamford law firm of Cummings
& Lockwood and Cummings Park is named in his memory.He
is buried in Woodland Cemetary.
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United
States President, Grover Cleveland, a Democrat, campaigns
in Stamford in 1892 at the Luther Street Fire Station.
Cleveland was out of office and after four years of
Republican leadership quashed the reelection hopes of
Pres. Harrison, who had alienated many in his own party.
Cleveland is sixth from the left, and stands next to
Chief George Bowman. Enlarged photo of Cleveland featured
in the inset at the right. Photo courtesy of The Stamford
Historical Society.
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 James
H. Olmstead
James
H. Olmstead, pictured above, was Chairman of the Stamford
Democrats for 40 years--from the civil war era until approx.
1895. Olmstead was a practicing attorney and served over the
years in many public positions, including State's Attorney,
Probate Judge and State Representative. He was central to
many key events in Stamford history, including the passage
of the first City Charter. Photo courtesy of the Stamford
Historical Society.
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