Candidate for Connecticut House of Representatives - District 2 in 2024 Connecticut General Election.
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Get StartedOur first responders work, and tragically also sometimes die, to keep all of us safe. They need better support and stronger laws to protect them and re-empower them to do their job. Hartford seems to have forgotten that victims of crime need more support than perpetrators of crime. Learn more
Encourage our schools to refocus on teaching math, English, science and history. Too many graduates can't make change, can't write a quote for a project, don't understand basic science and have no historical context for issues of the day. Learn more
Require Electric Distribution Companies (EDCs) such as Eversource and United Illuminating to invest a portion of their massive profits, more than a billion a year for Eversource since 2019, in expanding Electric Vehicle charging stations and grid upgrades since they will ultimately see increased profits from this. It should be required as part of their license to provide electricity to CT consumers rather than requiring ratepayers to underwrite these investments for them. Learn more
Use ARPA funds to pay for the 160 million in non-shutoff costs from the more than 300 million as yet unspent. Learn more
Revise CT state law to require Eversource and United Illuminating to use the lowest available electricity rates. Learn more
. Require any rate requests higher than the lowest possible rate to be reviewed and ratified annually, after public hearings in any effected year, by the legislature on a 2/3rds vote. Learn more
Similarly require any increase in transmission or delivery charges, other than those mandated by federal regulations, to also receive a 2/3rds vote of the CT legislature. Legislators promoting the policies that have been driving up our electricity costs should not be allowed to continue to hide behind the bureaucrats. Learn more
Eliminate all remaining Public Benefit charges, funding up to 2 million a year in research programs instead from the general fund. Learn more
Remove PURA, the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority that approves these rate and fee hikes, from the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) to allow PURA to focus on benefits for ratepayers in the form of lowest possible rates rather than environmental and other issues. Learn more
You choose to live in a community for many reasons, and you, not folks in Hartford, should have the last word in how that community is changed through zoning. Learn more
Reduce taxes and make CT an affordable place to live, work, play and stay. Learn more
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