
Currently holds the office of Connecticut House of Representatives - District 33 until January 6, 2027.
Candidate for Connecticut House of Representatives - District 33 in 2026 Connecticut General Election.
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Get StartedCreate a penal system that is focused on rehabilitation instead of punishment for nonviolent offenders. Learn more
Decriminalize drug use and treat it as a public health crisis instead of a criminal issue. Throwing people in prison for drug offenses is expensive and ineffective. Instead of spending money to send people to prison, we should be sending people to rehabilitation and helping them recover from addiction. Learn more
Legalize and tax cannabis. Spend the revenue generated on education, drug prevention / rehabilitation programs, and community investments. Learn more
Incentivize the production and manufacturing of medical supplies, antibiotics, and prescription medications here in Connecticut. Learn more
Make prescription drugs more affordable by allowing importation, bulk purchasing at the state level, and reviewing current patent laws. Learn more
Create a carbon neutral energy grid by 2030. Learn more
Preserve our woodlands, open spaces, local farmland, and natural beauty. Learn more
Allow net metering for residential solar installations. Learn more
Invest in public transportation, a clean energy grid, and electric vehicle infrastructure. Learn more
Invest more in energy efficiency programs to retrofit old buildings, homes, and offices. Learn more
Determine which government jobs can continue to be done from home and consolidate or sell unneeded state office buildings. Learn more
Create a performance review board to find and diminish wasteful spending throughout the government. Get input from government employees on where to save in their departments. Learn more
Reform the legislature to make the elected offices of State Senator and Representative full-time positions. The current part-time legislature is rife with conflicts of interest and inadequate to solve our problems. Learn more
Create a universal healthcare system in which insurance is no longer tied to employment. Learn more
Invest in complete street programs to create a network of sidewalks and multi-use trails to link Westfield to Wesleyan and Main Street. Learn more
Help craft a transportation master plan to ensure we preserve the charm and feel of Main Street while building a transportation system for the future. Learn more
Build a network of bike trails, multi-use trails, and sidewalks to make Middletown more pedestrian and bike friendly. Learn more
Create a tax system to incentivize local manufacturing, farming, and small business growth. Learn more
Move the property tax on vehicles to the state level and lower the tax rate. Learn more
Determine a long-term plan for the re-design of Route 9 that eliminates the traffic lights in a way that does not off load traffic or increase vehicle speed and volume on Main Street and the North End. Learn more
Increase the tax rate on dividends, interest, and capital gains income but provide exemption for seniors. Learn more
Increase the income tax rate for people making over 250,000 per year. Learn more
End the practice of forced captive audience meetings in the workplace that are used to coerce, intimidate, and pressure employees on political and religious issues. Learn more
Protect prevailing wage laws. Learn more
Crack down on wage theft, in which employers short change their workers paychecks. Learn more
Oppose Right to Work legislation in any form. Learn more
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