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America Votes2026 · CONNECTICUT

Who represents Connecticut?

See who represents your state, which seats are up for election, and what your members have been working on.

CT
U.S. HOUSE5

House seats up for election

Every House seat is up in 2026
U.S. SENATENO

No Senate election in 2026

Senators serve six-year terms
YOUR U.S. SENATORS

Connecticut's senators

Open a senator to see the public record ADC has collected.

Portrait of Christopher Murphy
Democratic

Christopher Murphy

U.S. Senator · CT

No Senate election in this state
Portrait of Richard Blumenthal
Democratic

Richard Blumenthal

U.S. Senator · CT

No Senate election in this state
WHAT HAVE YOUR MEMBERS BEEN WORKING ON?

Connecticut's congressional record

These bars count sponsored and cosponsored legislation by subject in the 119th Congress. They show activity — not whether the work was good or bad.

U.S. SENATEConnecticut senators
Defense & War208
Health Care170
Taxes & Spending152
Economy & Jobs113
Education67
Environment48
U.S. HOUSEConnecticut representatives
Defense & War31
Health Care12
Immigration7
Economy & Jobs6
Taxes & Spending2
Education2
What these bars show: Bills members helped introduce or support. The votes below are separate records.
THE PUBLIC RECORD · 119TH CONGRESS

How did your members vote?

These are recorded votes stored in ADC. A vote on a bill is different from helping introduce or support it.

ADC does not yet have recorded votes linked to these members for the 119th Congress. This does not mean they have not voted.

U.S. HOUSE

Every House seat is up for election.

Open a district to see the current representative's public record.

THE RECORD GETS DEEPER

Work. Votes. Words.

Legislative work is only one part of the story. ADC is connecting it to recorded votes and what officials said on the public record, so people can see the evidence for themselves.

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