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Oct 17, 2026, 6:15 PM

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Hundreds of protestors gathered at the Stamford Courthouse for the "No Kings" rally on Saturday to emphasize the power of the people ahead of the upcoming midterm elections.

Instead of a single march, organizers deployed demonstrators to five different locations across the city to spread the message that every vote counts.

Participants expressed deep frustration with the Trump administration, framing the current political climate as a critical turning point and an opportunity for citizens to prove they are more powerful than a president.

To ensure that power is felt at the ballot box, activists actively reminded the public to cast their ballots in early voting Monday, on election day or by absentee ballot.