Primary Results
The primary results are as follows:
Bridgeport
Pia: 472
Hammers: 374
Trumbull
Pia: 1075
Hammers: 1015
Monroe
Pia: 249
Hammers: 162
Total
Pia: 1796
Hammers: 1551
Pia and Musto Agree to a Clean CampaignDavid Pia and his opponent, Anthony Musto, D-22nd, had lunch today and each agreed to a clean campaign. “This is a positive step forward for all residents – people want to make a clear choice based on the candidate and their goals, not negativity” declared Pia. Pia humored that the two had their first argument over who would pay the lunch bill. |
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PIA WINS PRIMARYDavid Pia wins the Republican Primary for State Senate in Trumbull, Monroe, and Bridgeport!! Voters have spoken that they want someone to be their VOICE in Hartford and not the same old politics. Information on the results for the districts will be posted shortly. Check out the article on Monroe Patch A light at the end of the tunnel?By David Pia Recent publications by the Connecticut Department of Labor show the 5th consecutive month of positive employment growth for the state of Connecticut. Despite an overall decrease in employment in the last year, there has been a substantial increase in jobs since December. Seasonally adjusted, there has been an increase of 5,200 jobs in the month of May. The unemployment rate has also ebbed down to 8.9%, compared to a national rate of 9.7%. Read More » Keep the TrainsBy Matt Prutting MattP@PiaForStateSenate.com According to today’s Connecticut Post, the MTA was considering eliminating three Metro-North trains to reconcile major budget deficits. These three trains include two between New York (Grand Central Station) and New Haven, making local stops (Greenwich, Darien, Stamford, South Norwalk, and Bridgeport) in Connecticut. Also included in this cut was the last nightly express train out of Grand Central. Read More » One Nation, still Under GodFlag Day has become an important day to remember and reflect upon our flag and its meaning, but it was only 56 years ago that our leaders finally chose to put in to words what our Founders had always known: that this is one nation, under God. Unfortunately this idea is challenged more and more, and that is a shame, because it is only through Providence that America becomes something really special- a land where all are accepted, where the world gives us their tired, their poor, their huddled masses, yearning to breathe free. |
Meet David Pia
Born in Stamford, David has been life long resident of Southwestern Connecticut. David has been an active member of the community throughout his life. After rebuilding his grandfather's appliance business and raising his family, David continues to give back through his civic associations as well as his own personal initiatives.
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