THREE PRIORITIES. ONE DISTRICT.

Your Paycheck Should Go Further.

Affordability is more than one tax or one bill. It is the combined cost of living, working, raising a family, owning a home, renting, retiring, and running a small business in Connecticut.

• Property Taxes: Work to reduce the pressure placed on local property taxpayers by examining state mandates and ensuring our towns receive their fair share of state funding.
• Everyday Taxes: Review taxes and fees that increase the cost of necessities for working and middle-class families.
• Energy & Utilities: Push for greater transparency, accountability, competition, and long-term solutions to Connecticut's high energy costs.
• Housing: Support pathways to homeownership while addressing the cost and availability of safe rental housing.
• Healthcare & Prescription Drugs: Support efforts that reduce out-of-pocket healthcare and prescription costs while protecting access to quality care.
• Groceries & Everyday Expenses: Examine policies that can provide meaningful relief on necessities rather than simply shifting costs somewhere else.
• Child Care: Recognize that affordable, dependable child care is both a family issue and a workforce issue.
• Small Businesses: Reduce unnecessary barriers and costs that make it harder for local businesses and entrepreneurs to grow.
• Seniors on Fixed Incomes: Protect seniors from being priced out of the communities they helped build.

Affordability should be measured by what families have left after the bills are paid — not simply by what government spends.

Strong Schools. Informed Parents. Safe Children.

Every child deserves access to a quality education, and every family deserves to know what is happening in their child's school.

• Strong public schools and academic excellence
• Meaningful parental involvement and transparency
• Student safety and mental-health support
• Special education and services for students with disabilities
• Career and technical education and skilled trades
• College and workforce pathways
• Responsible education funding that also considers the impact on local taxpayers
• Protecting the constitutional rights of every student and family
• Keeping our schools focused on educating and preparing the next generation

We can support teachers, respect parents, protect children, and demand excellent educational outcomes at the same time.

Everyone Deserves a Chance to Thrive.

Strong communities are built when people can find opportunity, feel safe, receive help when they need it, and participate in shaping their government.

• Veterans and Military Families: Connecting veterans with benefits, healthcare, employment, housing, mental-health resources, and community support.
• Seniors: Supporting aging in place, transportation, nutrition, healthcare, and independence.
• People with Disabilities: Protecting accessibility, independence, services, employment opportunities, and community-based support.
• Workers: Expanding workforce development, apprenticeships, skilled trades, and pathways to family-supporting careers.
• Small Businesses & Entrepreneurs: Helping local businesses grow and creating opportunities for the next generation of entrepreneurs.
• Public Safety: Supporting safe neighborhoods, responsible policing, first responders, prevention, and community partnerships.
• Housing & Neighborhoods: Promoting safe housing, stable neighborhoods, homeownership, and responsible development.
• Community Investment: Fighting for Senate District 9 to receive its fair share of state resources and investments.

Whether you are a veteran or civilian, young or old, a homeowner or renter, a parent or someone without children, an employee or business owner — you have a place in this campaign and a voice in Senate District 9.