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Seniors should vote for Cathy Osten

October 09, 2020 11:01 am • Last Updated: October 23, 2020 4:37 pm

State Sen. Cathy Osten has consistently fought to protect seniors during her tenure in office, and that is why I am supporting her bid for re-election. Cathy has supported legislation that would tackle prescription drug costs in the state; she capped the cost of insulin to just $100 a month; and she has pushed for legislation that would protect residents of nursing homes who can need specialized and extended care, rendering them particularly vulnerable.

From nursing home staffing levels to protocols for dealing with COVID-19 in the state, Cathy has looked out for our seniors. Cathy is a fighter and a staunch defender of the residents of our state. I am supporting Cathy in November, and I am urging everyone to support her bid for re-election so she can continue to fight for all of us.

Linda Theodoru

Norwich

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