Bristol Republican Town Committee
NOTICE OF ENDORSEMENT MEETING
Bristol Republican Town Committee
The Bristol Republican Town Committee will hold a meeting on Wednesday, July 16, 2025, at 7:00 PM for the sole purpose of endorsing Republican candidates for the upcoming municipal election to be held on November 4, 2025.
The meeting will take place at:
The Elks Club
126 South Street
Bristol, Connecticut
Order and Title of Office To Be Filled
Mayor-Vote for One (1)
Term: 11/10/2025 to 11/08/2027
Treasurer-Vote for One (1)
Term: 11/10/2025 to 11/08/2027
Council Member District 1-Vote for Up to Two (2)
Term: 11/10/2025 to 11/08/2027
Council Member District 2-Vote for Up to Two (2)
Term: 11/10/2025 to 11/08/2027
Council Member District 3-Vote for Up to Two (2)
Term: 11/10/2025 to 11/08/2027
Board of Education-Vote for Up to Three (3)
Term: 11/10/2025 to 11/12/2029
Board of Assessment Appeals- Vote for Up to Two (2)
Term: 11/10/2025 to 11/08/2027
All Bristol Republican Town Committee members are strongly encouraged to attend and vote at this important meeting. Only BRTC members are eligible to vote.
The public is invited to attend this meeting.
A buffet dinner with be held from 6pm to 7pm for a minimum donation of $10 per person. Tickets must be purchased by July 10th.
Let your voice be heard. Let your vote help shape our Republican ticket!
Dated: July 3, 2025
By Order of the Chairman,
Maria Montelli-Tramazzo
Chairman, Bristol Republican Town Committee
Economic Development Projects Under Construction In Bristol
Why Should Bristol Residents Trust the Same Democratic Leaders?
Under the previous Democratic administration, the residents of Bristol saw a steady rise in the mill rate — the local tax rate used to calculate property taxes. Despite promises of revitalization homeowners were left footing higher tax bills with little to show in return.
From 2017 to 2021, Democrats raised the mill rate 3 out of 4 years in a booming economy. This rising burden came with assurances that the extra revenue would fuel long-term economic development, infrastructure upgrades, and modern urban development. Yet, despite the higher taxes, the city saw no tangible commercial results. Grand plans were marked by decaying signs downtown for four years with very little progress. While the current Mayor gave full credit to the previous administration for the Memorial Boulevard School and City Hall renovations these public projects came with increased tax bills and no grand list growth, adding $1M in debt service to our current tax bills. Not ONE private project in or around Centre Square was delivered.
The question facing Bristol is simple: Why trust the same leadership that raised taxes, promised growth, and left downtown an empty parking lot? As the city looks toward the future, voters deserve transparency, fiscal responsibility, and most importantly — results. The City has seen way better results with Republican Leaders?
Why would we expect different results from Democrats this time around and can we stand the same Democrat chaos that we have seen with the BOE leadership the last 2 years? ($12.7M in deficit spending, administrators and teachers leaving in droves, and union leaders asking for transparency and accountability)
Why is Jeff Caggiano the Best Person to Lead Bristol Right Now?
These are some of the great accomplishments of the
Caggiano Administration
As a party that is pro-business, we have created on average 588 new businesses per year in Bristol. This is up from 333 new businesses pre-pandemic, when we experienced the best economy in decades.
1 - Wheeler has brought 200 new jobs to downtown Bristol. Redesigned, moved, and more efficient to allow for future 1 ½ acre of commercial development to be sold in the summer of 2025
2 - Completed 2 new downtown garages.
3 - We have 114 new apartments and 15K square feet of retail space, at the Carrier Project in Center Square. This should all be completed by the end of April.
4 - $2M Brownfield cleanup at Sessions which will add 81 Workforce apartments.
5 – Bristol Works and Bristol Bazaar are two new downtown ARPA projects that have spurred our economy.
6 – We now have 12 new eating and entertainment establishments downtown,
7 – The commercial development on Mahana Farm will bring immediate new tax revenue.
8 – There are more major projects that are more likely than not to happen, thanks to the extra efforts in City Hall.
9 - Mafales Plaza-due to shared parking arrangement with the City
Learn More : www.cagg4bristol.com
Connecticut High School Seniors!
Before you walk across that stage to graduate, make sure you’re registered to Vote! It’s also not too late to ask your school to host a voter registration drive!

Welcome to the Bristol Republican Town Committee
The Bristol Republican Town Committee promotes core Republican principles and policies within the town, working to ensure the representation of its members in both local and state government.
Through various methods such as lobbying, community outreach, and fundraising, we aim to ensure that the voices of Bristol Republicans are heard. We believe that by advocating for responsible fiscal policies and limited government, our citizens can experience an improved quality of life.
The Republican Town Committee is dedicated to involving community members in meaningful discussions and helping them understand ways they can contribute. We offer education and awareness on current issues, organize events to encourage participation, and collaborate with civic organizations in the area.
Our goal is to encourage an informed and engaged electorate that will support candidates who align with our shared values. We believe that through collaboration, we can have a positive impact in Bristol.
Guests are welcome and encouraged to attend our events. Please fill out the form or give us a call for more information.
Monthly Meetings
Location:
B.P.O.E. ( Elks Club)
Lodge 1010
126 South St., Bristol, CT
Our monthly meetings are held on the last Monday of each month, except for May and December.
The Bristol Republican Town Committee is dedicated to serving all Bristol residents. Attend a meeting and get involved!
Open to the public. Guests are welcome! 7:00pm to 8:30pm