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Our mission is to promote conservative values, strengthen communities, and build a better future for all. Leading through a lens of intention and compassion, we advocate for policies that drive economic growth, protect individual freedoms, and ensure a government that serves the people.
Meet Our State Senators
Our State Senators are dedicated leaders, each bringing their unique expertise to advance common sense policies, strengthen our communities, and build a brighter future for Connecticut.
CT Senate Republicans · Really? In less than a year, 2 CT University Chancellors have stepped down? Sen. Martin updates the Talk of CT’s Gary Byron on the questions being raised.
Sen. Stephen Harding issued the following statement regarding the White House correspondents’ dinner shooting: “Scary. Shocking. We thank the security, the police and the National Guard for their work. We are thankful for the free press, and for all the people who keep our country safe.”
HARTFORD, CT – State Senator Doctor Jeff Gordon voted in opposition to H.B. 5044, An Act Establishing Vaccine Standards, emphasizing the need to carefully balance public health priorities and constitutionally protected rights, individual freedoms, and religious beliefs. The decision follows extensive public input and consideration of both medical and legal concerns surrounding the legislation. As ... Home
Hartford — State Sen. Rob Sampson (R-16) released the following statement following today’s passage of H.B. 5044: An Act Establishing Connecticut Vaccine Standards: “On March 11, the Legislative Office Building was filled with residents from across Connecticut standing up for their fundamental rights. Hallways were packed, hearing rooms were overflowing, and people made it clear ... Home
Hartford — State Sen. Paul Cicarella (R-34) released the following statement following April 23 passage of H.B. 5044: An Act Establishing Connecticut Vaccine Standards: “On March 11, the Legislative Office Building was packed with residents from across Connecticut who came to speak out on this proposal. People waited for hours, many all day, just for ... Home
As published by Hearst CT: At the time, I acknowledged those arguments. I also recognized the important partnership our state has with our tribal nations, whose contributions to our economy and communities are significant and worthy of respect. But I opposed the expansion of online and sports betting for a different reason: the societal cost. ... Home
In recognition and celebration of Earth Day 2026 theme of “Our Power, Our Planet”, State Sen. Tony Hwang (R–Fairfield) highlighted the importance of environmental awareness, conservation, and long-term stewardship following a weekend of community engagement and continued advocacy at the Connecticut State Capitol. Over the weekend, Senator Hwang joined environmental advocates, community leaders, ... Home
Hartford — State Sen. Rob Sampson (R-16) issued the following statement regarding S.B. 5, An Act Concerning Online Safety: “S.B. 5 is another example of Connecticut Democrats trying to regulate a national issue at the state level. Artificial intelligence should be addressed carefully and consistently at the federal level, not through heavy-handed state mandates. This ... Home
🚨CT Senate Democrats just voted to put violent criminals back on your streets.
Murderers. Rapists. People convicted of the most heinous acts imaginable, including those who’ve committed violent crimes against seniors and children. These convicted criminals could be eligible for early release, decades before they’ve done their time.
These are real crimes against real people. Connecticut Democrats decided that victims and their families matter less than the people who destroyed their lives.
CT Senate Republicans stand with victims, their families, and every community that deserves to feel safe. Anyone who commits these crimes knows exactly what they’re doing, and they should serve every single day of their sentence. ... See MoreSee Less
There’s a little over one week left in the 2026 Legislative Session, and CT Senate Republicans are not backing down.
We are fighting to lower your electric bills, eliminate the Public Benefits Charge, cut your taxes, and repeal the car tax. Connecticut residents are struggling with the cost-of-living, and we will keep working every day to make Connecticut more affordable.
Tune in to the Senate Session on CT-N this week, Tuesday (noon) through Friday. The remaining start times are TBA. Check the CGA calendar for updates throughout the week.
We welcomed some very important visitors to the State Capitol today. 🐾
Thank you to the Connecticut Humane Society for bringing these furry friends and for everything they do year-round to rescue, care for, and find loving homes for animals across our state.
If you’re thinking about adding a furry family member, they have locations in Newington, Waterford, and Wilton with adoptable pets waiting for their forever homes. Learn more at cthumane.org. ... See MoreSee Less
