Candidate for Connecticut State Senate - District 25 in 2026 Connecticut General Election.
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Get StartedPursuing local zoning solutions and resisting top-down mandates that lead to the overwhelming of public services. Learn more
Repeal unnecessary licensing and permit laws, including overwhelming industry-specific licenses. This is especially hard on small businesses that have to navigate multiple state and local permits, a process which is time-consuming and costly. Learn more
Charter Schools and School Choice. Because of the way CT approves and funds Charter schools, the 25th District has only one compared to other districts that have multiple. Learn more
Education Cost Sharing (ECS) formula needs to be completely revamped, if not entirely replaced. As it stands, it leads to the schools in the 25th District getting 2- to 3-fold less money than similarly situated schools across the state. Learn more
Expand natural gas supply, including reopening the Killingly, CT plant and building the Constitution Pipeline. Learn more
Allow all forms of energy to compete fairly, including cutting ratepayer-funded subsidies for inefficient renewable energy projects, end the Renewable Portfolio Standard, and allow towns to pursue safe, nuclear small modular reactors. Learn more
Eliminate the public benefits charge, focusing on programs like the EV charging and Intervenor programs. For necessary programs, fund them through the normal, accountable, budget process. Learn more
Ban State-approved long-term energy contracts that are priced far above the free market rate. Learn more
Expand the definition of “affordable housing” to include housing people of modest means can afford, not just housing that receives State or Federal subsidy. This change will prevent some of the most egregious aspects of 8-30g that lead to overdevelopment. Learn more
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