A plan built at kitchen tables, not in committee rooms.

End the Affordability Crisis

Connecticut families are being taxed and priced out of their own state — while Hartford sits on surpluses instead of delivering relief.

• Enact permanent, broad-based middle-class tax cuts, funded by real spending cuts, not gimmicks.
• Impose a strict spending cap tied to inflation and population growth.
• Ban hidden fee and tax hikes buried in budget implementer bills.

Every dollar Hartford spends should have to prove it helps a working family — or it doesn't get spent.

Stand With Law Enforcement — Without Apology

The 2020 police accountability law turned our officers into suspects instead of protectors, and it's driving good men and women out of the profession.

• Restore real legal protections for officers acting in good faith.
• Fund recruitment and retention with tuition assistance, housing support, and competitive pay.
• Restore operational flexibility for pursuits and searches when public safety demands it.
• Guarantee towns a seat at the table before Hartford dictates new mandates from the top down.

Cut the Waste. Restore the Trust.

Decades of one-party rule have buried Connecticut under duplicative agencies and boards while core services — roads, schools, public safety — fight for scraps. Major decisions get buried in implementer bills where voters can't see them.

• Mandate an independent, line-by-line audit of every state agency and board.
• Sunset what doesn't work.
• Ban unrelated riders from budget bills.
• Require public hearings for high-impact legislation.

Send the savings back to property tax relief — where it belongs.

Lower Energy Costs. Guarantee Reliability.

Connecticut families pay some of the highest electric rates in America — inflated by hidden public-benefit charges buried in every monthly bill.

• Move those charges off electric bills and into the general budget, where legislators — not utilities — are accountable for them.
• Pursue an all-of-the-above energy strategy, including local nuclear power at Millstone.
• Modernize the grid so reliability and affordability aren't a trade-off.

Fight for Small Business, Jobs, and Growth

Connecticut ranks near the bottom on business climate, and it's pushing employers and young talent across our borders.

• Eliminate the business entity tax for small employers.
• Streamline regulatory filings.
• Direct real economic development support to the industries that already anchor this district — the submarine industrial base, maritime trades, defense, tourism, and shoreline businesses.

The industries that built this region can rebuild it again.

Protect Seniors in Their Homes

Long-time senior homeowners are being priced out by rising property assessments — and towns can't afford to lose their tax base either.

• Create a “Senior Stay-in-Place” property tax deferral for qualified homeowners 65+ on fixed incomes.
• Let them freeze their annual property tax bill instead of chasing every new assessment.
• Keep towns whole by preserving their long-term tax base.

Seniors gain immediate, guaranteed housing security. Towns keep their footing.