Ned Lamont, a Democratic candidate for Connecticut Governor, addresses the audience at Monday evening’s forum in Lyme-Old Lyme Middle School. All photos by M.J. Nosal.
Around 100 residents of Lyme, Old Lyme and Old Saybrook turned out at the Lyme-Old Lyme Middle School Monday night for a Democratic Candidate Forum arranged by the Democratic Town Committees of the three area municipalities. Local residents heard from and were able to ask questions directly of: Ned Lamont, candidate for governor (pictured above);
Old Lyme Selectwoman Bonnie Reemsnyder stands at the podium to introduce Denise Merrill.
Denise Merrill, incumbent candidate for secretary of the state;
Shawn Wooden is one of the candidates running for State Treasurer — State Senator Art Linares (R-33rd) is another.
Shawn Wooden, candidate for state treasurer;
Matt Pugliese will challenge State Rep. Devin Carney (R- 23rd) in the November election.
Matthew Pugliese, candidate for state representative in the 23rd District, which includes Lyme, Old Lyme, Old Saybrook and part of Westbrook;
Martha Marx.
Martha Marx, candidate for state senator in the 20th District, and
Lyme Selectman John Kiker (left) listens to Essex First Selectman and candidate for State Senator (20th District) Norm Needleman speak.
Norm Needleman, candidate for state senator in the 33rd District.
The Tri-Town Democratic Town Committees’ event started at 6:30 p.m. and lasted two and a half hours.
The Lower Connecticut Valley branch of AAUW (American Association of University Women) will sponsor a luncheon at the Saybrook Point Inn on 
