Connecticut Independent Party Chooses Elected Official to Run for Governor

The Independent Party of Connecticut has chosen Tom Marsh to run for Governor this year. He is an elected Selectman in Chester. Marsh was elected as a Republican, but has now switched his registration to show membership in the Independent Party. The Independent Party nominated Ralph Nader for President in 2008 and is ballot-qualified for some offices in Connecticut. He has several elected office-holders in Waterbury. See this story.


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  1. In 1990, Lowell Weicker founded ‘A Connecticut Party’ as a vehicle for his successful run for governor, and the ACP also ran a gubernatorial candidate in 1994.

    Is the ACP now defunct?

  2. Pingback: Connecticut Independent Party Chooses Elected Official to Run for Governor | Independent Political Report

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