I'm not starting from scratch.
For 25 years I've discussed the issues facing this state on the air, every single day. I've lived in these fights for a quarter century while most freshmen legislators are still finding their offices.
Why This Campaign Is Different
"I have been silenced — pulled off the airwaves the moment I dared to challenge the status quo. That's not democracy. That's a one-party machine protecting itself."
I will not bend. I will not soften my message or trade the truth for a friendlier headline. However they try to distort my words or drown out my voice, I will keep standing — because the people of this district deserve a senator who answers to them, not to a machine that has run unchallenged for nearly fifty years.

For 25 years I've discussed the issues facing this state on the air, every single day. I've lived in these fights for a quarter century while most freshmen legislators are still finding their offices.
I'm not building a career or setting up my next race. Win or lose, every vote I cast and every word I speak serves one purpose: making the case for a government that actually answers to the people it serves. That message doesn't depend on me winning — it needs to be said either way.
If a program isn't working, I'll say so. If a policy is hurting the people I represent, I'll say so. That's the standard I hold myself to — and the standard every seat in Hartford should be held to.
The Choice

Lower taxes. Less government. Stronger communities. Common-sense leadership. On November 3rd, the 20th District gets to decide which direction Connecticut goes.
The Call to Action
That begins with sending a leader to Hartford who steps into the arena: who cuts what isn't working, stands behind the men and women who keep us safe, and gives local communities their voice back.
This isn't a campaign about me. It's about whether Connecticut still belongs to the people who built it.
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