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State Senator, 20th District

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2 years
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Election
Nov 3, 2026

What this office does: A state senator votes on Connecticut laws and the state budget in the General Assembly.

Lee Elci

Republican/Independent Party

The gist

  • Proposes permanent middle-class tax cuts funded by spending cuts.
  • Supports restoring legal protections for police acting in good faith.
  • Supports removing public-benefit charges from electric bills.
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  1. Proposes permanent middle-class tax cuts funded by spending cuts.

    Lee Elci for CT Senate — District 20

    Campaign website · Lee Elci 2026 · leeelci.com

    “Permanent middle-class tax cuts funded by real spending cuts”
  2. Supports restoring legal protections for police acting in good faith.

    Lee Elci for CT Senate — District 20

    Campaign website · Lee Elci 2026 · leeelci.com

    “Restore legal protections for officers acting in good faith, and fund recruitment and retention without apology.”
  3. Supports removing public-benefit charges from electric bills.

    Lee Elci for CT Senate — District 20

    Campaign website · Lee Elci 2026 · leeelci.com

    “Get public-benefit charges off your electric bill, keep Millstone working, and modernize the grid.”
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Martha E. MarxConnecticut Senate Democrats

Martha E. Marx

Democratic/Working FamiliesIncumbent

The gist

  • Voted for an $86.2 million winter energy-assistance plan.In office
  • Supports state grocery aid for people cut from SNAP.In office
  • Supports expanding solar programs and fighting invasive species.In office

In office = from the candidate's own official statements or legislation as an officeholder, not their campaign.

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  1. Voted for an $86.2 million winter energy-assistance plan.

    Sen. Marx Supports $86 Million Plan for Low-Income Energy Assistance This Winter

    Public statement · Connecticut Senate Democrats · senatedems.ct.gov

    “on Wednesday voted to approve an $86.2 million plan to provide energy assistance to low-income Connecticut families this winter.”
  2. Supports state grocery aid for people cut from SNAP.

    Senator Marx Welcomes New State-Funded Food Assistance for CT Residents Pushed Out of SNAP

    Public statement · Connecticut Senate Democrats · senatedems.ct.gov

    “Our state is investing and supporting them at a time when they need our support most”
  3. Supports expanding solar programs and fighting invasive species.

    Senator Marx Named Environmental Champion by CT League of Conservation Voters with Perfect 2026 Record

    Public statement · Connecticut Senate Democrats · senatedems.ct.gov

    “ranging from fighting aquatic invasive species in state waterways to supporting the expansion of solar programs”

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