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To the Editor:

As Election Day approaches, it is crucial for voters to take a hard look at the values and policies of the candidates.

Justin Potter is the candidate for Connecticut’s State Senate who truly respects the rights of women.

Justin Potter, a consistent supporter of reproductive freedom, has deservedly earned the endorsement of Planned Parenthood Votes! CT.

Meanwhile, Stephen Harding voted against Connecticut’s Reproductive Freedom Defense Act of 2022, which safeguards the rights of Connecticut women, individuals traveling to Connecticut for medical care, and Connecticut clinicians providing legal abortions.

Stephen Harding is out of touch with the values of our state.

For those who believe in protecting a woman’s right to choose and ensuring access to safe, legal reproductive healthcare, Justin Potter is the right choice for the Connecticut State Senate in District 30.

Athenaide Dallett
Kent

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