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Welcome to the Connecticut Senate Republican Office!
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.

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State Senator Stephen Harding

Senate Minority Leader

State Senator Henri Martin

Senate Republican Leader Pro Tempore

State Senator Rob Sampson 

Senior Deputy Republican Leader

State Senator Heather Somers 

Senior Deputy Republican Leader

State Senator Paul Cicarella 

Senior Deputy Republican Leader

State Senator Eric Berthel

Chief Deputy Republican Leader

State Senator Tony Hwang 

Chief Deputy Republican Leader

State Senator John A. Kissel 

Chief Deputy Republican Leader

State Senator Ryan Fazio 

Republican Whip

State Senator Jeff Gordon

Republican Whip

State Senator Jason Perillo

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It shouldn’t be this hard to find a good job in Connecticut. But unemployment is rising faster here than anywhere in America. Why? Because Democrats made this the most expensive place to work, hire and raise a family. ... See MoreSee Less

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🗳️Early voting is happening NOW in Connecticut! Cast your ballot for the August Primary through Aug. 9, or vote on Primary Election Day, Tuesday, Aug. 11. For more information and to find your polling location, please visit: portal.ct.gov/sots/election-services/voter-information/voter-fact-sheet ... See MoreSee Less

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For six straight months, Connecticut's unemployment rate has climbed. It now sits at 5.2%, a full percentage point above the national rate, with nearly 98,000 residents out of work.

This did not happen by accident. Years of Democrat control have made Connecticut one of the most expensive states in the country to live in and one of the hardest places to run a business. When employers are burdened by high energy costs, high taxes and endless mandates, they are forced to stop hiring. When they stop hiring, our neighbors are the ones left searching.

CT Senate Republicans put a $1.5 billion affordability plan on the table to cut taxes, eliminate the car tax, end the Public Benefits Charge and lower electric rates. Democrats rejected all of it.
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