We did it, Cromwell! Thanks to your passion, your voice, and your vote, the 2025 municipal election was a major victory for our community — and for the future we’re building together. We are thrilled to announce that we flipped two key seats: ✅ 1 seat on the Board of Finance ✅ 1 seat on the Board of Education These wins weren’t just about party labels — they were about electing leaders who put Cromwell families, schools, finances, and long-term planning first. Your vote sen

To all the dedicated, passionate, and tireless volunteers who powered this campaign: thank you. From planning to canvassing, calling to creating — your hard work is the engine that drove us forward. Every single one of you helped Cromwell Democrats put our values into action and bring our vision to every corner of this community. Here’s just a glimpse of what we accomplished together: 🚪 200+ doors knocked — meeting voters and hearing their concerns 💌 Funds raised for two p

Over 3,300 Cromwell voters came out November 4 to elect candidates for municipal office from Town Clerk to the Board of Assessment Appeals. We want to congratulate and thank all that ran regardless of party! We appreciate your willingness to give back to your town. We're very excited to announce the following Democrats were elected. This includes a seat flipped on the Board of Education and Board of Finance. We’ve restored more balance to our boards here in Cromwell. Tax Col

Why this Board of Education election matters In local elections, you have a powerful opportunity to shape the future of our schools and children’s education. In Cromwell, residents will choose up to five candidates for the Board of Education. The current board consists of six Republicans and three Democrats. Four members still have two years left in their terms, which means there are five open seats in this election. Of those five seats, at least one must be filled by a mino

A note about the Board of Finance race. There are three Democrats on the ballot for the 2025 Municipal Election. Due to Connecitcut’s minority party rules and the rotating terms of Cromwell’s Board of Finance, at least two of the seats in this year’s election will be filled by minority party candidates. The current majority party for the Board of Finance is the Republican party. No other candidates are running as unaffiliated so two of those seats are presumed to go to the D

Election Day was a great day to meet constituents and thank you all for coming out to vote!

Over 4,000 Cromwell voters came out November 7 to elect candidates for municipal office from Mayor to the Zoning Board of Appeals. We...

Last week mayoral candidate, James Demetriades and Town Council candidates Stacy Dabrowski, Paula Luna, Al Waters and Rahsaan Yearwood...

National organization endorses Demetriades because he will be a strong voice for equality when elected. Today LGBTQ+ Victory Fund – the...

Last year, Cromwell residents spoke out! You voted to move forward with an all-new, state-of-the-art Cromwell Middle School. You spoke up...

Come out and meet the candidates at Tall Man's Ice Cream on October 15. This event is for all ages. Enjoy some ice cream and spend some...

At the Cromwell Democratic caucus the energy was high and candidates were endorsed for the 2023 municipal election. We’re proud to...

To enrolled members of the Democratic Party of the Town of Cromwell, CT. Pursuant to the Rules of the Democratic Party and State election...

Cromwell Democrats took a moment to celebrate and honor three community members for their contributions to the Cromwell community. Paula...

We are heartbroken by the loss of our Mayor, Allan Spotts. He was a dedicated public servant to not only Cromwell but Connecticut. He...

The Cromwell Democratic Town Committee Caucus will be held on Thursday, January 6th at 7pm in room 222 at Cromwell Town Hall. All...

We saw an outstanding turnout on election day, which is a credit to our community and all the residents who threw their hats into the...