


Exhausted by the current political environment?
As you know, I’ve spent the most recent chapter of my life passionate about civics in our state. In looking forward, I am equally passionate and interested in exploring the components of what civil discourse looks like and how we can each take responsibility for a positive and thoughtful approach to policy and political discussions.…
Read MoreBridgeport Ballot Mess 2023
The swelter of summer days has transitioned into the crispness of fall – – heralding the season to reset, learn new things and find ways to make an impact. I’m deeply energized and looking forward to continuing my work as a Fellow at the Yankee Institute researching and writing about Connecticut’s election processes and civic sensibility. Current…
Read MoreWhat’s Next with Early Voting
With the right to vote comes the responsibility to understand how the latest changes affect you. Arguably, a citizen’s right to vote is among our country’s greatest time proven, time tested treasures. In taking the time to understand the changes we will be up to speed on how to vote, consistently. In the November 2022…
Read MoreUpdate on Early Voting and other election proposals
The 2023 Legislative Session is more than half way through their work, ending at midnight on June 7th. This is a good time to provide a general update of the work on election law proposals and how it impacts you. Understanding voting procedures is critically important, especially in these times of political upheaval. Our right…
Read MoreConnecticut Election Proposals Currently Under Consideration
Most of us agree that voting must be accessible, simple and secure for all citizens eligible to vote.
With those thoughts in mind, here are three election proposals being considered by the legislature’s Government Administration and Elections Committee that merit your time to understand.
Read MoreUnderstanding Early Voting in Connecticut
During this legislative session, I am honored to be reporting on Election Law and Voting proposals as a Yankee Fellow for the Yankee Institute. I’ve long been an admirer of the Yankee Institute and their support for a bottom up government; a government that governs best is one that listens, is transparent and accountable to the people…
Read MoreReflections on Fourteen Years in Hartford
It’s been a joy beyond words to serve as state representative for Norwalk and Darien since 2009. An extraordinary life experience and one I wouldn’t have missed, despite some initial trepidations. Making An Impact I’ve had the pleasure to meet and work together with so many good people across our state who were committed to…
Read MoreIntentional Misdirection
Despite having served as state representative for close to 14 years, I’m disappointed that Democrats continually look to create hysteria through false narratives in order to distract citizens of our state from key issues. Democrats have had total domination in the legislature for 40-plus years and near total domination in the governor’s office in that…
Read MoreThank you for your support
While last night was not the result we hoped for, our campaign is thankful to the many supporters for our shared vision for the Secretary of the State’s office. Our message of mandatory voter ID, increased communication with our election officials and citizens, along with cutting red tape for small business resonated with so many!…
Read MoreConnecticut Leaders Endorsing Terrie Wood For Secretary of the State
There are over 120 current and former elected officials and leaders within the state of Connecticut who have endorsed Terrie Wood for Secretary of the State because they know she has the experience, the proven track record of solving complex issues and getting things done – and she’s electable. Current Connecticut State Representatives & Senators…
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