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Connecticut

Current officeholders from Open States people data (CC0). Look up your own ballot by ZIP.

2026 statewide races

Solid DConnecticut Governor and Lieutenant Governor

Your options: Connecticut Governor and Lieutenant Governor

Republican
Ryan Fazio
Running mate: Matt Corey
Also on the ballot as: Independent Party

Who they are

Ryan Fazio (Republican Party) is a member of the Connecticut State Senate, representing District 36. He assumed office on August 26, 2021. source

What they say they'll do

  • THE FAZIO TAX PLAN
  • cut Energy Costs
  • cap property Taxes
From their campaign site · positions on 6 topics

What they've done

No voting record compiled yet.

Who funds them

State race: see filings at Connecticut State Elections Enforcement Commission eCRIS.

In short

Ryan Fazio (Republican Party) is a member of the Connecticut State Senate, representing District 36. He assumed office on August 26, 2021; campaign site states positions on 6 of our 16 topics.
Campaign website
DemocratIncumbent
Ned Lamont
Running mate: Susan Bysiewicz
Also on the ballot as: Working Families Party

Who they are

Ned Lamont (Democratic Party) is the Governor of Connecticut. He assumed office on January 9, 2019. source

What they say they'll do

No priorities found on a campaign site yet.

What they've done

Currently holds this office.

Who funds them

State race: see filings at Connecticut State Elections Enforcement Commission eCRIS.

In short

Ned Lamont (Democratic Party) is the Governor of Connecticut. He assumed office on January 9, 2019; no issue positions found on a campaign site yet.
No verified campaign link yet.
Compare where they stand, issue by issue

Quotes are taken from each campaign's own website (first sentences of the section, unedited). Topics are assigned by keyword; we do not summarize or score positions. "No public position found" means we did not find the topic on the campaign site, not that the candidate has no view.

Topic
Ryan Fazio R
Ned Lamont D
Cost of living & jobs
cut Energy CostsConnecticut has the second-highest electricity rates in the continental United States. Ryan Fazio has a real plan to cut electricity bills by 20% — by ending hidden taxes, expanding reliable supply, and removing the mandates driving up costs. See Ryan's plan to cut electric bills source
No public position found
Taxes & government spending
THE FAZIO TAX PLANRyan Fazio’s plan would reduce state income-tax rates, providing more than $2.5 billion in annual tax relief when fully implemented. For a typical middle-class family, the plan will mean thousands of dollars staying in their own pockets rather than being sent to Hartford. read the full tax cut plan source
No public position found
Crime & public safety
CrimeHomicides, car thefts, and other serious crimes rose to unacceptable levels under the Lamont administration. Ryan’s plan reforms the 2020 anti-police legislation, closes parole loopholes for violent offenders, and reinstates proactive policing to keep our communities safe. source
No public position found
Schools & education
EDUCATION FUNDING & ACCESSAfter eight years of Governor Lamont, our children cannot afford another four years of the status quo. source
No public position found
Veterans
VeteransConnecticut is home to over 130,000 veterans, yet progress on veteran homelessness, healthcare access, and job training has stalled. Ryan will streamline veteran services, reduce costs, cut fees, recognize out-of-state licenses, and support employment opportunities for those who served. source
No public position found
Elections & government ethics
CORRUPTION IN STATE GOVERNMENTWe keep seeing story after story about mismanagement, poor leadership and taxpayers being left in the dark. As Harry Truman said, the buck stops here. When people are struggling to pay their property taxes and electric bills, $250,000 here or $15 million there is not pocket change. source
No public position found

No candidate in this race addresses on their site: Health care, Social Security & Medicare, Immigration & the border, Guns, Abortion, Energy & environment, Foreign policy & defense, Farming & rural issues, Housing, Roads, transit & infrastructure.

Full side-by-sideCandidates: Connecticut Secretary of the State, Nov. 3, 2026 official ballot (town sample ballots)
Other 2026 statewide offices in Connecticut: candidate details coming soon.

Statewide officials now

What does a governor do?

Runs the state government. Proposes the state budget, signs or vetoes bills passed by the legislature, and appoints the heads of state agencies. Usually 4 years (2 in NH and VT).

  • State budget, schools and Medicaid funding
  • Signs or vetoes state laws
  • Leads emergency response and the state National Guard
Source: National Governors Association: Governors' Powers & Authority
DemocraticNed LamontGovernor since 2023Official source
DemocraticSusan BysiewiczLieutenant Governor since 2023Official source
DemocraticWilliam TongAttorney General since 2023Official source
DemocraticStephanie ThomasSecretary of State since 2023Official source

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State Senate (36 members)

What does a state senator do?

A member of the upper chamber of the state legislature. Writes and votes on state laws and the state budget, and in many states confirms the governor's appointees. Usually 4 years.

  • School funding and state taxes
  • State criminal laws
  • Drawing district maps (in many states)
Source: National Conference of State Legislatures
District
State senator
Committees
1
D John Fonfara
Finance, Revenue and Bonding (chair); Public Safety and Security; Planning and Development; Legislative Management; General Law (vice chair); Executive and Legislative Nominations
2
D Doug McCrory
Energy and Technology; Public Health (vice chair); Planning and Development; Education (co-chair); Housing; Education (co-chair); Appropriations; Government Oversight (vice chair)
3
D Saud Anwar
Insurance and Real Estate (vice chair); Human Services; Public Health (co-chair); Housing; Appropriations
4
D M.D. Rahman
Finance, Revenue and Bonding; Public Health; Planning and Development (co-chair); Commerce (vice chair); Judiciary
5
D Derek Slap
Public Safety and Security (vice chair); Public Health; Higher Education and Employment Advancement (co-chair); Appropriations; Government Oversight
6
D Rick Lopes
Finance, Revenue and Bonding; Legislative Management; General Law; Environment (co-chair); Transportation (vice chair); Government Oversight
7
R John Kissel
Finance, Revenue and Bonding; Legislative Regulation Review (ranking republican member); General Law; Judiciary (ranking member)
8
D Paul Honig
Insurance and Real Estate; Finance, Revenue and Bonding; Public Safety and Security; Planning and Development; Veterans' and Military Affairs (co-chair); Government Administration and Elections (vice chair); Banking
9
D Matt Lesser
Insurance and Real Estate; Human Services (co-chair); Veterans' and Military Affairs (vice chair); Appropriations; Labor and Public Employees; Judiciary
10
D Gary Winfield
Legislative Management; Veterans' and Military Affairs; Education (vice chair); Government Administration and Elections; Education (vice chair); Appropriations; Executive and Legislative Nominations; Judiciary (co-chair)
11
D Martin Looney
Legislative Management (co-chair); Executive and Legislative Nominations (vice chair)
12
D Christine Cohen
Finance, Revenue and Bonding; Higher Education and Employment Advancement; Children (vice chair); Environment; Transportation (co-chair)
13
D Jan Hochadel
Public Health; Aging (co-chair); Housing; Environment (vice chair); Banking
14
D James Maroney
Finance, Revenue and Bonding; Energy and Technology (vice chair); Higher Education and Employment Advancement; Aging; General Law (co-chair)
15
D Joan Hartley
Legislative Regulation Review; Commerce (co-chair); Legislative Management; Appropriations (vice chair); Executive and Legislative Nominations
16
R Rob Sampson
Housing (ranking republican member); Government Administration and Elections (ranking republican member); Labor and Public Employees (ranking member); Government Oversight (ranking member); Judiciary
17
D Jorge Cabrera
Insurance and Real Estate (co-chair); Finance, Revenue and Bonding (vice chair); Energy and Technology; Labor and Public Employees (vice chair); Transportation; Judiciary
18
R Heather Somers
Legislative Regulation Review; Public Health (ranking member); Commerce; Education; Education; Appropriations (ranking republican member)
19
D Cathy Osten
Legislative Regulation Review; Legislative Management; Veterans' and Military Affairs; General Law; Appropriations (co-chair); Transportation
20
D Martha Marx
Insurance and Real Estate; Public Health (vice chair); Aging; Housing (co-chair); Children; Appropriations
21
R Jason Perillo
Finance, Revenue and Bonding; Children (ranking republican member)
22
D Sujata Gadkar-Wilcox
Legislative Regulation Review (co-chair); Education; Higher Education and Employment Advancement (vice chair); General Law; Education; Internship; Transportation; Government Oversight (chair); Judiciary (vice chair)
23
D Herron Gaston
Finance, Revenue and Bonding; Human Services; Public Safety and Security (co-chair); Housing (vice chair); Judiciary
24
D Julie Kushner
Public Health; Education; Children; Education; Appropriations (vice chair); Executive and Legislative Nominations; Labor and Public Employees (co-chair)
25
D Bob Duff
Legislative Management (vice chair); Executive and Legislative Nominations (co-chair)
26
D Ceci Maher
Human Services (vice chair); Energy and Technology; Children (co-chair); Environment; Internship (co-chair); Judiciary
27
D Pat Miller
Finance, Revenue and Bonding (vice chair); Commerce; Education; Aging (vice chair); Education; Banking (co-chair); Judiciary
28
R Tony Hwang
Insurance and Real Estate (ranking republican member); Finance, Revenue and Bonding; Planning and Development; Aging (ranking republican member); Transportation (ranking republican member)
29
D Mae Flexer
Veterans' and Military Affairs; Education; Higher Education and Employment Advancement; Government Administration and Elections (co-chair); Education; Appropriations; Judiciary (vice chair)
30
R Stephen Harding
Human Services (ranking republican member); Legislative Management (ranking republican member); Appropriations; Executive and Legislative Nominations; Environment (ranking republican member)
31
R Henri Martin
Finance, Revenue and Bonding; Commerce (ranking member); Legislative Management; Higher Education and Employment Advancement (ranking republican member); Executive and Legislative Nominations; Transportation
32
R Eric Berthel
Education (ranking member); Education (ranking member); Appropriations; Executive and Legislative Nominations (ranking republican member); Internship (ranking republican member); Banking (ranking member)
33
D Norm Needleman
Finance, Revenue and Bonding; Energy and Technology (co-chair); Planning and Development (vice chair); Commerce; Transportation
34
R Paul Cicarella
Legislative Regulation Review; Public Safety and Security (ranking republican member); Legislative Management; Veterans' and Military Affairs; General Law (ranking member); Government Oversight; Judiciary
35
R Jeff Gordon
Public Safety and Security; Public Health; Planning and Development (ranking republican member); Veterans' and Military Affairs (ranking member); Appropriations
36
R Ryan Fazio
Finance, Revenue and Bonding (ranking member); Energy and Technology (ranking republican member); Planning and Development; Education; Education; Transportation

State House (151 members)

What does a state representative do?

A member of the lower chamber of the state legislature (called the House, Assembly or House of Delegates). Writes and votes on state laws for a smaller district than a state senator. Usually 2 years.

  • State budget and taxes
  • Roads and schools
  • Local issues raised by constituents
Source: National Conference of State Legislatures
District
State representative
Committees
1
D Matt Ritter
Legislative Management (co-chair)
2
D Raghib Allie-Brennan
Insurance and Real Estate; Energy and Technology; General Law
3
D Minnie Gonzalez
Public Safety and Security; Legislative Management; Housing; Appropriations
4
D Julio Concepción
Finance, Revenue and Bonding; Executive and Legislative Nominations (co-chair); Transportation
5
D Maryam Khan
Education; Education; Appropriations; Judiciary
6
D Jimmy Sánchez
Energy and Technology (vice chair); Appropriations; Executive and Legislative Nominations
7
D Joshua Hall
Housing; Labor and Public Employees; Transportation
8
R Tim Ackert
Higher Education and Employment Advancement; General Law; Appropriations
9
D Jason Rojas
Legislative Management (vice chair)
10
D Henry Genga
Public Safety and Security; Public Health; Education; Education
11
D Patrick Biggins
Legislative Regulation Review; Public Health; Education; Education
12
D Geoff Luxenberg
Finance, Revenue and Bonding; General Law
13
D Jason Doucette
Finance, Revenue and Bonding; Environment; Banking (co-chair); Judiciary
14
R Tom Delnicki
Insurance and Real Estate; Planning and Development; Banking (ranking member)
15
D Bobby Gibson
Education; General Law; Education; Appropriations
16
D Melissa Osborne
General Law; Government Administration and Elections (vice chair); Judiciary
17
D Eleni DeGraw
Public Health; Planning and Development (co-chair); Appropriations
18
D Jill Gilchrest
Human Services (co-chair); Public Health; Appropriations; Judiciary
19
D Tammy Exum
Appropriations (vice chair)
20
D Kate Farrar
Finance, Revenue and Bonding; Higher Education and Employment Advancement; Internship (ranking republican member); Transportation
21
D Mike Demicco
Human Services; Energy and Technology; Public Health; Environment
22
D Rebecca Martinez
Public Health; General Law; Children; Appropriations
23
R Devin Carney
Finance, Revenue and Bonding; Education; Education; Transportation; Government Oversight (ranking member)
24
D Manny Sanchez
Education; Education; Appropriations; Labor and Public Employees (co-chair)
25
D Iris Sánchez
Finance, Revenue and Bonding; Commerce; Veterans' and Military Affairs
26
D Dave DeFronzo
Education; Higher Education and Employment Advancement; Education; Appropriations
27
D Gary Turco
General Law (vice chair); Housing; Transportation
28
D Amy Morrin Bello
Public Health; Government Administration and Elections (vice chair); Transportation
29
D Kerry Wood
Insurance and Real Estate (co-chair); Finance, Revenue and Bonding; Commerce
30
R Donna Veach
Finance, Revenue and Bonding; Environment; Internship (co-chair); Judiciary
31
D Jill Barry
Insurance and Real Estate (vice chair); Finance, Revenue and Bonding; Public Safety and Security
32
R Christie Carpino
Legislative Regulation Review (co-chair); Public Health; Government Administration and Elections
33
D Brandon Chafee
Planning and Development (vice chair); Environment
34
R Irene Haines
Finance, Revenue and Bonding; Planning and Development; Education; Education; Executive and Legislative Nominations
35
R Chris Aniskovich
Commerce (ranking member); General Law; Banking
36
D Renee Muir
Public Safety and Security; Planning and Development; Judiciary
37
D Nick Menapace
Finance, Revenue and Bonding; Education; Government Administration and Elections; Education
38
D Nick Gauthier
Energy and Technology; Government Administration and Elections; Labor and Public Employees
39
D Anthony Nolan
Veterans' and Military Affairs; Aging; Appropriations; Internship
40
D Dan Gaiewski
Commerce; Veterans' and Military Affairs; Appropriations; Banking
41
D Aundré Bumgardner
Finance, Revenue and Bonding; Energy and Technology; Transportation
42
D Savet Constantine
Finance, Revenue and Bonding (vice chair); Energy and Technology; Education; Education
43
R Greg Howard
Public Safety and Security (ranking republican member); Education; Education; Judiciary
44
R Anne Dauphinais
Public Health; Education; Children (ranking republican member); Education
45
R Brian Lanoue
Public Safety and Security; Veterans' and Military Affairs; Children
46
D Derell Wilson
Finance, Revenue and Bonding; Labor and Public Employees (vice chair); Judiciary
47
R Doug Dubitsky
Planning and Development; Environment; Judiciary
48
R Mark DeCaprio
Public Safety and Security; Veterans' and Military Affairs; Appropriations; Judiciary
49
D Susan Johnson
Human Services; Education; Education; Appropriations
50
D Pat Boyd
Public Safety and Security (co-chair); Veterans' and Military Affairs; Children
51
R Chris Stewart
Human Services; Education; Education; Environment
52
R Kurt Vail
Human Services; Veterans' and Military Affairs
53
R Tammy Nuccio
Insurance and Real Estate; Appropriations (ranking republican member); Executive and Legislative Nominations
54
D Gregg Haddad
Higher Education and Employment Advancement (co-chair); Government Administration and Elections; Appropriations
55
R Steve Weir
Higher Education and Employment Advancement; Housing; Labor and Public Employees (ranking member)
56
D Kevin Brown
Education (vice chair); Housing; Education (vice chair); Internship
57
D Jaime Foster
Energy and Technology; Veterans' and Military Affairs (co-chair); Banking
58
D John Santanella
Public Safety and Security; Planning and Development; Commerce
59
R Carol Hall
Finance, Revenue and Bonding; Public Safety and Security; Transportation
60
D Jane Garibay
Commerce; Aging (co-chair); Appropriations
61
R Tami Zawistowski
Finance, Revenue and Bonding; Planning and Development; Transportation
62
R Mark Anderson
Veterans' and Military Affairs (ranking member); Education; Education; Environment; Transportation
63
R Jay Case
Human Services (ranking republican member); Higher Education and Employment Advancement; Aging; Internship
64
D Maria Horn
Finance, Revenue and Bonding (chair); Energy and Technology; Environment
65
R Joe Canino
Energy and Technology; Public Safety and Security; Labor and Public Employees; Internship
66
R Karen Reddington-Hughes
Public Health; Education; Education; Environment
67
R Billy Buckbee
Energy and Technology; Commerce; Veterans' and Military Affairs
68
R Joe Polletta
Finance, Revenue and Bonding (ranking member); Public Health; Environment
69
R Jason Buchsbaum
Energy and Technology; Public Safety and Security; Commerce
70
R Seth Bronko
Higher Education and Employment Advancement (ranking republican member); Government Administration and Elections; Transportation
71
R Bill Pizzuto
Human Services; Aging; Children
72
D Larry Butler
Finance, Revenue and Bonding; Human Services; Legislative Management; Housing
73
D Ron Napoli
Finance, Revenue and Bonding; Aging
74
D Michael DiGiovancarlo
Public Safety and Security (vice chair); Veterans' and Military Affairs; Aging
75
D Geraldo Reyes
Legislative Management; Appropriations; Environment; Transportation
76
R John Piscopo
Finance, Revenue and Bonding; Energy and Technology; Legislative Management; Environment
77
R Cara Pavalock-D'Amato
Insurance and Real Estate (ranking member); Appropriations; Judiciary
78
R Joe Hoxha
Government Administration and Elections; Appropriations; Banking
79
D Mary Fortier
Human Services; Higher Education and Employment Advancement; Aging (vice chair)
80
R Gale Mastrofrancesco
Human Services; Government Administration and Elections (ranking republican member); Children; Labor and Public Employees
81
D Chris Poulos
Public Safety and Security; Veterans' and Military Affairs; Education; Education
82
D Michael Quinn
Public Safety and Security; Executive and Legislative Nominations; Judiciary
83
D Jack Fazzino
Executive and Legislative Nominations; Transportation; Judiciary (vice chair)
84
D Hilda Santiago
Finance, Revenue and Bonding; Human Services; Legislative Management; Government Administration and Elections
85
D Mary Mushinsky
Finance, Revenue and Bonding; Energy and Technology; Environment
86
R Vin Candelora
Legislative Management (ranking republican member)
87
R Dave Yaccarino
Finance, Revenue and Bonding; Energy and Technology; General Law; Executive and Legislative Nominations (ranking republican member)
88
D Josh Elliott
Finance, Revenue and Bonding; Public Health; Judiciary
89
R Lezlye Zupkus
Finance, Revenue and Bonding; Public Health; Education (ranking member); Education (ranking member)
90
R Craig Fishbein
Legislative Regulation Review; Public Safety and Security; Judiciary (ranking member)
91
D Laurie Sweet
Higher Education and Employment Advancement; Housing; Environment
92
D Pat Dillon
Appropriations; Environment; Judiciary
93
D Toni Walker
Appropriations (co-chair); Judiciary
94
D Steven Winter
Finance, Revenue and Bonding; Energy and Technology; Planning and Development
95
D Juan Candelaria
Education; Education; Appropriations
96
D Roland Lemar
Finance, Revenue and Bonding; Planning and Development; General Law (co-chair)
97
D Al Paolillo
Finance, Revenue and Bonding; Public Safety and Security; General Law
98
D Moira Rader
Finance, Revenue and Bonding (vice chair); Legislative Regulation Review; Planning and Development; Education; Education
99
R Joe Zullo
Finance, Revenue and Bonding; Planning and Development (ranking republican member); Housing
100
D Kai Belton
Public Health (vice chair); Children; Appropriations
101
D John-Michael Parker
Public Health; Education; Education; Environment (co-chair)
102
D Robin Comey
Human Services (vice chair); Education; Children; Education
103
D Liz Linehan
Public Safety and Security; Executive and Legislative Nominations
104
D Kara Rochelle
Public Safety and Security; Commerce; Higher Education and Employment Advancement (vice chair)
105
R Nicole Klarides-Ditria
Finance, Revenue and Bonding; Legislative Regulation Review; Public Health (ranking member)
106
R Mitch Bolinsky
Education; Aging (ranking republican member); Education; Appropriations
107
R Marty Foncello
Education; Government Administration and Elections; Education; Appropriations
108
R Pat Callahan
Environment (ranking republican member); Transportation; Judiciary
109
D Farley Santos
Veterans' and Military Affairs; General Law; Banking; Government Oversight
110
D Bob Godfrey
Legislative Regulation Review; Legislative Management; Executive and Legislative Nominations (vice chair); Judiciary
111
D Aimee Berger-Girvalo
Finance, Revenue and Bonding; Public Health; Transportation (co-chair)
112
R Tony Scott
Human Services; Housing (ranking republican member); Executive and Legislative Nominations
113
R Amy Romano
Finance, Revenue and Bonding; Public Health; Education; Education
114
D Mary Welander
Legislative Regulation Review (ranking republican member); Education; Children (vice chair); Education
115
D Bill Heffernan
Public Safety and Security; Commerce; Veterans' and Military Affairs
116
D Treneé McGee
Finance, Revenue and Bonding; Education; Children; Education; Government Oversight
117
D M.J. Shannon
Finance, Revenue and Bonding; Government Administration and Elections; Environment
118
D Frank Smith
Education; Education; Environment; Transportation
119
R Kathy Kennedy
Public Health; Education; Education; Appropriations; Transportation (ranking republican member)
120
D Kaitlyn Shake
Human Services; Public Safety and Security; Labor and Public Employees
121
D Joe Gresko
Energy and Technology; Legislative Management; Executive and Legislative Nominations; Environment
122
R Ben McGorty
Legislative Regulation Review; Public Safety and Security; Commerce
123
R Dave Rutigliano
Finance, Revenue and Bonding; Legislative Management; General Law (ranking member); Executive and Legislative Nominations; Judiciary
124
D Andre Baker
Planning and Development; Appropriations; Banking
125
R Tom O'Dea
Legislative Management; Environment; Transportation; Judiciary
126
D Fred Gee
Finance, Revenue and Bonding; Public Safety and Security; Banking
127
D Marcus Brown
Appropriations; Transportation (vice chair); Judiciary
128
D Christopher Rosario
Government Administration and Elections; Appropriations; Transportation
129
D Steve Stafstrom
Finance, Revenue and Bonding; Judiciary (co-chair)
130
D Tone Felipe
Education; Housing (co-chair); Education; Appropriations
131
R Arnie Jensen
Energy and Technology; General Law; Housing; Environment
132
D Jenn Leeper
Education (co-chair); Education (co-chair); Appropriations; Environment
133
D Cristin McCarthy Vahey
Public Health (co-chair); Appropriations; Transportation
134
D Sarah Keitt
Human Services; Public Health; Commerce (vice chair); Children
135
D Anne Hughes
Human Services; Energy and Technology; Aging; Labor and Public Employees
136
D Jonathan Steinberg
Energy and Technology (co-chair); Public Health; Environment
137
D Kadeem Roberts
Education; Housing (vice chair); Education; Judiciary
138
D Ken Gucker
Planning and Development; Education; Education; Environment; Government Oversight (vice chair)
139
D Larry Pemberton
Education; General Law; Education
140
D Travis Simms
Appropriations; Transportation; Judiciary
141
R Tracy Marra
Energy and Technology (ranking republican member); Public Health; Transportation
142
D Lucy Dathan
Human Services; Appropriations; Government Oversight (chair)
143
D Dominique Johnson
Government Administration and Elections; Environment; Judiciary
144
D Hubert Delany
Veterans' and Military Affairs (vice chair); Appropriations; Judiciary
145
D Corey Paris
Higher Education and Employment Advancement; Children (co-chair); Appropriations (vice chair)
146
D Eilish Collins Main
Commerce; Higher Education and Employment Advancement; Transportation
147
D Matt Blumenthal
Government Administration and Elections (co-chair); Transportation; Judiciary
148
D Jonathan Jacobson
Environment; Transportation; Judiciary
149
R Tina Courpas
Education; Housing; Education; Appropriations
150
D Steve Meskers
Insurance and Real Estate; Human Services; Commerce (co-chair)
151
D Héctor Arzeno
Education; Education; Environment; Transportation

Mayors

What does a mayor do?

Leads a city. In 'strong mayor' cities (like Chicago) the mayor runs city departments and proposes the budget; in others the city council and a city manager hold more power. Usually 4 years.

  • Police and fire departments
  • City budget and property tax levy
  • Streets, water and garbage
Source: National League of Cities: Forms of Municipal Government
Rose Marie AngeloniMayor of North Branford, term ends 2027Official source
Vincent CervoniMayor of Wallingford, term ends 2027Official source

Larger cities only, where Open States has current data. City council, county and school board: coming soon.