Editing Waterford, Connecticut (section)

==Government==

===Town Meeting===
[[File:Waterford Representative Town Meeting as of November 2021.svg|alt=|thumb|250x250px|Visual depiction of 10 seats held by Democrats, one by an Independent, and 14 by Republicans on the Waterford Representative Town Meeting as of November 2021.]]
Waterford's local government is structured using a [[representative town meeting]] system. There are four elective districts in town, and each one sends one representative to the town meeting per every 550 electors in that area. As of 2021, districts 1, 2, and 4 have six representatives, and district 3 has seven, giving the Town Meeting a total of 25 elected members. In 2021, ten [[Democratic Party (US)|Democrats]], one [[Independent politician|Unaffiliated]] and fourteen [[Republican Party (US)|Republicans]] were elected to the body.

As of the 2021 election results,<ref>{{cite web|title=Waterford Election 2017 Results: Winners Revealed In Key Races|date=November 3, 2017 |url=https://patch.com/connecticut/waterford/waterford-municipal-election-2017-complete-voters-guide|publisher=Patch Media|access-date=November 20, 2017}}</ref> the Representatives of the Waterford Town Meeting are:

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! District
! Name
!Party
|-
| 1st
| Cheryl Larder
|Democrat
|-
| 1st
| Nick Gauthier
|Democrat
|-
| 1st
| Paul Konstantakis
|Democrat
|-
| 1st
| Danielle Steward-Gelinas
|Republican
|-
| 1st
| Richard Holmes
|Republican
|-
| 1st
|Timothy Condon
|Republican
|-
| 2nd
|Kristin Gonzalez
|Democrat
|-
|2nd
|Ted Olynciw
|Democrat
|-
|2nd
|Greg Attanasio
|Democrat
|-
|2nd
|Mary Childs
|Democrat
|-
|2nd
|Dave Welch
|Republican
|-
|2nd
|Kevin Girard
|Republican
|-
| 3rd
|Tim Fioravanti
|Democrat
|-
| 3rd
|Jennifer Kohl
|Democrat
|-
| 3rd
|Steve Garvin
|Republican
|-
|3rd
|Paul Goldstein
|Republican
|-
| 3rd
|Jennifer Antonino-Bracciale
|Republican
|-
| 3rd
|Ryan Healy
|Republican
|-
| 3rd
|Richard Muckle
|Republican
|-
| 4th
|Susan Driscoll
|Democrat
|-
| 4th
|Thomas Dembek
|Republican
|-
|4th
|Michael Rocchetti
|Republican
|-
|4th
|David Sugrue
|Republican
|-
|4th
|Mike Bono
|Republican
|-
|4th
|Dan Radin
|Unaffiliated
|-
|}