New Haven: John DeStefano, Jr. – Democratic candidate for governor  – is honored to have the endorsement of top Windsor elected officials, including the mayor, all additional Democratic council members, and the Board of Education VP.

The list of officials who have endorsed DeStefano include Mayor Donald Trinks, Deputy Mayor Tim Curtis, Councilmember Al Simon, Councilmember Cathy Moreton, Councilmember Bill Herzfeld, and Board of Education Vice President Milo "Rusty" Peck

Mayor Don Trinks: “John's experience with regional and national organizations means new ideas for Connecticut.”

Deputy Mayor Tim Curtis: “I am convinced DeStefano will actually do something about creating jobs in Connecticut.”

Councilmember Al Simon: “I am impressed with his knowledge and energy. He has practical solutions to the problems affecting working families in our state.”

Councilmember Cathy Moreton: “John brings real understanding of the difficulties town and cities face. We need a governor who knows how to deliver real property tax relief.”

Councilmember Bill Herzfeld: “What we've been missing in Connecticut for many years is a growing economy that provides good wages and benefits to our citizens. DeStefano has real answers for our state.”

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“I am thrilled that our Democratic coalition is growing and people in Windsor are joining the DeStefano team,” said DeStefano. “It is clear families in Windsor are concerned about the same issues as those who live in New Haven and other communities across the State. Out of control property taxes, persistent sprawl, and stagnant job growth threaten our quality of life. Connecticut can do better.”

DeStefano has received dozens of endorsements of Democratic activists, elected officials, and 27 labor unions representing 100,000 working families statewide. Lt. Gov. Kevin Sullivan and U.S. Rep. Rosa DeLauro have also endorsed the DeStefano campaign – which has raised $2.8 million.