The Chatham Party - Experience. Integrity. Commitment

On Average, East Hampton taxpayers pay $364 per month in property taxes.
Are you getting the services you need and the respect you deserve?

This November, bring open, accountable and transparent government back to East Hampton.
The Chatham Party has a proven track record of getting things done for the people of East Hampton. Our ticket with candidates for Town Council, Board of Education, Board of Finance and Zoning Board of Appeals will put our community first. It's about balancing what East Hampton needs, wants and can afford.

Your priorities are our priorities.

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CANDIDATE LETTERS

Letters Submitted 10/30/2009
• Sue Weintraub - Be Independent
• Kyle Dostaler - Your Vote
• Scott Sanicki - Back of the Room
• Robert Hart - What's Legally Required?
• Scott Minnick - Seeks Support for Chatham
• Dean Maurice - Fact Check
• Mary Ann Dostaler - Real Leadership

OUR PLATFORM / Download PDF Files

Platform
Platform, Priorities and Plan (pdf / site link).

Candidate Profiles
Read about our candidates (pdf).

ELECTION DAY - Tuesday - November 3rd

Polling Place
Polling hours are from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the East Hampton High School, located at 15 North Maple Street, East Hampton CT.

Voter Ballot

Click here to view the East Hampton voter ballot. Vote Row "C" for the Chatham Party and community.

How to Use the Optical Scan Voting Machines
This fall Connecticut's municipalities will once again be using the optical scan voting machines. Click the play button below to learn how it all works in this 90 second video. Click here for a larger version of the video.

ONLINE NEWS

The Hartford Courant
East Hampton Council Candidates Discuss Priorities
October 25, 2009

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