There area a couple of statewide primaries tomorrow for registered Democrats and Republicans in Connecticut.  There's also a GOP primary in the 4th Congressional District.  Two Republicans are also facing off in the state's 69th House District representing Southbury, New Milford, Bridgewater and Roxbury in the Connecticut General Assembly.  No Democrats have filed to run for the seat.

In tomorrow's GOP contest, incumbent Cindy Harrison is being challenged by Southbury Selectman Jason Buchsbaum. 

Harrison, a Newtown native, says the economy and public safety are the biggest issues facing the state.  She is a certified public accountant and wife of a retired police officer, who owns and operate Breezy Knoll Farm. 

Buchsbaum, a partner at the law firm Cohen and Wolf, says he wants to be an advocate for transparency and collaboration. He's now in his fourth term on the Board of Selectmen and previously served as vice chairman of the Charter Revision Commission.

In the most recent General Assembly session, Harrison served on the legislature’s Appropriations Committee, Environment Committee and Transportation Committee.  Prior to moving to Southbury in 2009, Buchsbaum served on the Seymour Board of Education.