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“I am honored that my campaign for mayor of Stamford has received the endorsement of the Republican Town Committee, and I am deeply grateful for their support,” Fedele said in a statement. “This race is critical to Stamford’s future. I am working very hard every day to get my message before the voters of our city – and I look forward to leading a united Republican Party to victory on Election Day.”
Fedele beat out current Board of Education member Jerry Pia, 21-16. Pia plans on petitioning and running in a primary against Fedele.
“I have said from the beginning of my campaign that ‘God has a Plan!’ I guess that plan is to let the people of Stamford decide who shall be the next Mayor,” Pia said in a statement. “Being mayor of the city of Stamford was my dream since I became Board of Education president in 1990. I think of how many more helpful I could be…for everyone in our city…EVERYONE…as our mayor.”
For the Board of Finance, the committee endorsed current member Gerald Bosak, Joseph Sargent and current City Rep. Salvatore Gabriele.
Running for the Board of Education will be current member Jonathan Leydon, former member Nicola Tarzia, and Gene D’Agostino, who will be on the ballot as a place holder until another candidate is found.
Running for the Board of Representatives will be:
District 1: Mary Uva and Kieran Ryan
District 2: Fritz Blauh and Keith Birch
District 3: Chris Zapata and Carol Ann McClean
District 4: Dannette Melchionne and Anthony Correlli
District 5: Sean Brown and Kristen Windsley
District 6: James Fusoli and Cindy Garcia Diego
District 7: Tony Imbrogno and Alphonse Sgritta
District 8: Joseph Tarzia and Phillip Ballestriere
District 9: Francky Trofort and Allison Kosh
District 10: Carlos Rivera and Eva Maldonado
District 11: James Rubino and Roseanne McManus
District 12: Carolo Cammann and Heather Fusco
District 13: Ralph Loglisci and Harry Day
District 14: Harry Day and Gabe DeLuca
District 15: Joseph Capolla and Frank Cerasoli
District 16: Demetrios Frazis and Steven Kolenberg
District 17: Mary Fedeli and Art Layton
District 18: Joseph S. Tarzia and James Caterbone
District 19: Annie Taylor and Gail Okun
District 20: Michael Lombardo and Dennis Mahoney
Current Town Clerk Donna Loglisci was nominated to continue in her position.
Running for constable will be City Rep. Loglisci, Fritz Blauh, Joseph Tarzia, and Bill Kemp.
Candidates have until Aug. 7 to file petitions, and a primary will be held Sept. 10. Election Day falls on Nov. 5.
The Stamford Democratic City Committee will be holding its nominating convention Wednesday at the Sheraton Hotel.
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