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Democrats have monopolized Connecticut’s congressional offices, holding both U.S. Senate seats and all five House seats. And with Democrats now controlling the presidency, House and Senate, Connecticut’s congressional delegation will only see their power and influence grow.
Most notably, U.S. Rep. Rosa DeLauro has become the first Connecticut member ever to chair the powerful House Appropriations Committee, one of the most influential posts on federal spending. She’s promised a major infrastructure spending bill, which could help with Connecticut’s aging roads and bridges.
In terms of supporting industry in Greater Hartford, U.S. Rep. John Larson has been a stalwart backer of the region’s defense manufacturing industry. That makes sense given the East Hartford resident has jet-engine maker Pratt & Whitney in his backyard. Larson also sits on the influential House Ways and Means Committee, which shapes the federal tax code, and chairs the Social Security Subcommittee.
Sens. Chris Murphy and Richard Blumenthal can often be seen on the airwaves opining about the U.S.’ international relations or coronavirus response, and touting gun reform legislation or debt-free college.
Rep. Jahana Hayes, a former teacher, leads on advocating for equitable access to educational opportunities, while Rep. Joe Courtney advocates for Connecticut’s defense and agricultural industries. Rep. Jim Himes is a former Goldman Sachs banker who represents Fairfield County and is chair of the National Security, International Development and Monetary Policy Subcommittee of the House Financial Services Committee.
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