Suffield Dems

08/29/2026

08/29/2026

Not everything makes it to Facebook. I’m on Instagram too, and honestly that’s where the farm, the horses, and the less polished moments end up. Come find me there: .

08/25/2026

08/23/2026

08/19/2026

More good news to share: AFT Connecticut has endorsed my campaign, following their questionnaire and interview process.

AFT Connecticut is a federation of more than 90 local unions representing over 30,000 people across our state: teachers and paraprofessionals, school nurses, higher education faculty and staff, state employees, and healthcare professionals including nurses and technicians.

What makes this one meaningful to me is what we talked about to get here.

After almost 6 years on the Suffield Board of Education, including the Finance and Facilities subcommittee, I have spent a lot of time with the numbers that decide what our schools can and cannot do: The Education Cost Sharing formula that shortchanges our towns. Special education costs that keep climbing while the state grant meant to help covers a fraction of what was promised. And the workforce training pipelines that connect our young people to real careers without leaving Connecticut.

Those are not abstract policy debates. They land on your property tax bill, and they land in our classrooms. Getting them right is the single biggest thing I want to work on in Hartford.

Thank you to AFT Connecticut for the conversation and for the confidence. And to everyone across our 3 towns: I intend to earn that same trust from you too.

08/18/2026

I’m proud to be endorsed by AFT Connecticut!

AFT Connecticut represents more than 30,000 hardworking educators, healthcare professionals, state employees, and other public and private sector workers who show up every day to strengthen our communities.

08/13/2026

Connecticut lost a legend today, and many of us lost a legendary friend.

Nancy Wyman was so much more than a politician. She had a remarkable ability to humanize every political role she held through her humor, kindness, and genuine care for people.

Nancy was elected Lieutenant Governor in 2010, the same year I was elected to the House of Representatives. We were then re-elected together in 2014. Throughout those years, Nancy always had an open door for me and was incredibly generous with her time, advice, and guidance.

As a matter of fact, I used to host a cable access show, and Nancy was gracious enough to be my very first guest. I’m disappointed that I can’t find a picture from that day, because I’ll always remember her charm and charisma, which probably helped calm my nerves as a first-time host!

And if you knew Nancy, you probably remember her signature high heels. She seemed to make it to just about every parade in Enfield, walking those parade routes in heels like it was the easiest thing in the world. That was Nancy - always showing up, always connecting with people, and always doing it with a smile.

There will be many official tributes to Nancy Wyman in the days and months ahead, and every one of them will be well deserved. She made a lasting impact on Connecticut, but for those of us who had the privilege of knowing her, her greatest legacy will be the people she touched along the way.

Rest in peace, Nancy. You will be deeply missed.