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George Hallenback: Republican, candidate for the 146th state House District

Sep. 27, 2020

Rear Commander George Hallenbeck, with the United Power Squadrons, speaks during the Stamford Planning Board public hearing at Westover Elementary School in Stamford on Tuesday, Aug. 20, 2013. The hearing is dealing with the relocation of a boatyard in order to bring hedge fund giant Bridgewater Associates to the south end. — Rear Commander George Hallenbeck, with the United Power Squadrons, speaks during the Stamford Planning Board public hearing at Westover Elementary School in Stamford on Tuesday, Aug. 20, 2013. The hearing is dealing with the relocation of a boatyard in order to bring hedge fund giant Bridgewater Associates to the south end.
Hearst Connecticut Media file photo

Stamford Republican George Hallenbeck is running a quiet campaign for Stamford’s 146th state House District.

The 78-year-old retiree is active in the city’s coastal community, working with low-income students and the greater community as part of the local chapter of United States Power Squadrons.

Hallenbeck has publicly expressed his support for policies enacted under President Donald Trump, saying that the lower taxes implemented by the Trump administration bolster entrepreneurship.

The candidate ran unopposed during the Republican primary in August.

Hallenbeck lives in Shippan with wife, Grace.