Enock Petit-Homme Norwich City Council 2025

01/24/2026

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Petit-Homme Norwich City Council 2025

11/06/2025

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11/04/2025

Please get out and vote

11/04/2025

Do you need a ride ? Necissitas un ride? Eskew bezwen yon woulib? Call us ! Llamanos! Rele Nou !!!
Vamos a votar y vamos a ganar

Need a Ride to Vote? We’ve Got You Covered!

It’s Day 10 of 14 for Early Voting in Norwich — and there’s still time to make your voice heard!
If you or someone you know needs a ride to City Hall to cast your vote early, we’re here to help. 🙌

📅 Early Voting: October 23 – November 2
📍 Location: Norwich City Hall, Room 335
🕙 Hours: 10 AM – 6 PM

✅ Don’t wait until Election Day. Vote early and bring a friend!
📲 Scan the QR code below to request a ride.

10/31/2025

To my Haitian brothers and sisters — thank you!

My name is Enock Petit-Homme, and I’m honored to be your candidate for Norwich City Council.

Thank you to all the pastors, promoters, sponsors, and everyone who has already gone out to vote. Your support and solidarity mean everything.

They said it themselves — this is the first time our community has come out with such motivation to vote.

To everyone who made a call, gave a ride, or helped someone get to the polls — Bravo! Thank you!

But the work isn’t done yet.
🗳️ Early Voting continues until November 4
📍 City Hall, 100 Broadway
🕙 10 AM – 6 PM daily

👉 Keep calling.
👉 Keep driving people to vote.
👉 If someone needs a ride, reach out — we’ll make it happen.

And for those who can’t vote yet, there’s still a place for you:
Hold a sign. Make calls. Talk to people. Let’s finish strong.

This campaign is for all of us. This election is for all of us.
Together, together we will reach victory!

10/29/2025

Need a Ride to Vote? We’ve Got You Covered!

It’s Day 10 of 14 for Early Voting in Norwich — and there’s still time to make your voice heard!
If you or someone you know needs a ride to City Hall to cast your vote early, we’re here to help. 🙌

📅 Early Voting: October 23 – November 2
📍 Location: Norwich City Hall, Room 335
🕙 Hours: 10 AM – 6 PM

✅ Don’t wait until Election Day. Vote early and bring a friend!
📲 Scan the QR code below to request a ride.

10/28/2025

Day 9 of 14 — Early Voting in Norwich!

We’re in the final stretch of early voting — but there’s still time to make your voice heard!
Cast your vote early and be part of shaping Norwich’s future.

📍 Location: Norwich City Hall (100 Broadway, Room 335)
🕙 Hours: 10 AM – 6 PM daily
⏰ Extended hours: 8 AM – 8 PM on October 28 & 30
📅 Early Voting ends November 3

Bring your ID, bring a friend, and vote for progress.
Let’s keep Norwich moving forward — together.

10/27/2025

A great week out in Norwich!

From meeting neighbors and knocking on doors to welcoming State Treasurer Erick Russell, this past week has been all about connection, collaboration, and commitment to Norwich’s future.

I’m proud to stand alongside an incredible team of Norwich Democrats — all working toward the same goal: a stronger, more vibrant Norwich for everyone.

Early voting is underway!
Let’s keep the momentum going — get out, vote early, and choose progress all the way down Row A.

10/27/2025

Grateful for the support of State Treasurer Erick Russell!

It was an energizing day in Norwich as Treasurer Russell joined us to encourage everyone to get out, knock on doors, and vote for Norwich’s future.

We’re focused on moving our city forward — growing our tax base, creating more housing, and bringing new life to downtown Norwich.

🗳️ Early voting is happening now!
Let’s make our voices heard — vote all the way down Row A for progress, opportunity, and community.

10/24/2025

Grateful for the debate last night, hosted by the League of Women Voters and the Robertstine Duncan Youth Council of the NAACP.

It’s inspiring to see Norwich residents and candidates come together to discuss the issues that matter most — from education and jobs to equity and community growth.

Thank you to the organizers and everyone who took part in this important conversation for our city’s future.