State Rep. Caroline Simmons claims victory in Stamford mayoral Democratic primary
Stamford Mayor David Martin will not serve a third term after state Rep. Caroline Simmons claimed victory as the Democratic candidate for mayor.
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Sep 15, 2021, 11:36 AM
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Updated 913 days ago
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3ds agoStamford Mayor David Martin will not serve a third term after state Rep. Caroline Simmons claimed victory as the Democratic candidate for mayor.
More than 1,700 votes separated him and state Rep. Simmons.
Simmons says she's so honored and excited.
Simmons has been serving as state representative in the 144th District in Stamford since 2014.
Simmons will take on former MLB manager and Stamford native Bobby Valentine.
The general election will be Nov. 2.
