Governor Ned Lamont, Lt. Governor Susan Bysiewicz and U.S. Rep. Jim Himes were among those gathered at the Morehouse Pavilion on Oct. 5 to rally for reproductive rights.
The rally was organized by Beth Cliff of Easton who is challenging incumbent Republican state Rep. Tony Scott of Monroe for Connecticut’s 112th District seat. The district represents Easton, Monroe and Trumbull.
Rally goers carrying placards joined a lineup of state and local Democratic elected officials and candidates running for office from upper Fairfield County and across the state, who spoke in defense of women’s reproductive rights.
See our slideshow of the rally below. Press the arrows to advance the slideshow. Photos by Collin Moura
Gov. Ned Lamont addresses the crowd at Saturday’s Reproductive Rights Rally. Photo by Collin Moura 
Speakers and guests assemble at the Reproductive Rights Rally. Photo by Collin Moura 
Attendees at the Reproductive Rights Rally. Photo by Collin Moura 
The crowd who attended the Reproductive Rights Rally came with posters and messages. Photo by Collin Moura 
Men and women of many ages attended the Reproductive Rights Rally. Photo by Collin Moura 
Attendees included supporters from Easton and across the state. Photo by Collin Moura 
Attendees at the Reproductive Rights Rally. Photo by Collin Moura 
State Rep. Anne Hughes at the Reproductive Rights Rally. Photo by Collin Moura 
U.S. Rep. Jim Himes speaks at the Reproductive Rights Rally. Photo by Collin Moura 
Easton Selectman Nicholas D’Addario at Saturday’s Reproductive Rights Rally. Photo by Collin Moura 
Beth Cliff, Gov. Ned Lamont and Rob Blanchard gather at the Reproductive Rights Rally. Photo by Collin Moura 
Beth Cliff of Easton, candidate for Connecticut’s 112th District seat, speaks at the Reproductive Rights Rally. Photo by Collin Moura 
Rob Blanchard, candidate for state Senate District 28 at the Reproductive Rights Rally. Photo by Collin Moura 
Lt. Gov. Susan Bysiewiczat the Reproductive Rights Rally. Photo by Collin Moura
