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State Senator Eric Coleman - Second District
State Senator Eric D. Coleman began serving the Second Senatorial
District in January 1995. The district includes portions of
Bloomfield, Windsor and Hartford. Prior to his election to
the Senate, he served in the House of Representatives from
1983 to 1994.
Senator Coleman serves as Chair of the Planning and Development
Committee. He is also the Vice Chair of the Human Services
Committee and is a member of the Judiciary, and Public Health
Committees. He also acts as Chief Assistant Majority Leader.
Senator Coleman graduated from the Pomfret School and Columbia
College of Columbia University. He received his J.D. from
the University of Connecticut School of Law in 1977 and established
his own law practice in Hartford in 1986.
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State Representative Faith McMahon - 15th District
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State Representative Peggy Sayers - 60th District
Peggy has lived in Windsor Locks for the past 31 years. She
has a Bachelor's Degree in Human Services and is a Registered
Nurse. She was first elected to the Connecticut State House
in 1999 and in 2001 after redistricting became a representative
for Windsor and Windsor Locks. She is currently the Chair
of the House Public Health Commitee.
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Attorney General Richard Blumenthal
Attorney General Richard Blumenthal graduated with honors
from Harvard College (Phi Beta Kappa; Magna Cum Laude) and
Yale Law School, where he was Editor-in-Chief of the Yale
Law Journal. He also served as a sergeant in the United States
Marine Corps Reserves.
Richard was first elected to serve as Connecticut's 23rd
Attorney General in 1990, re-elected in 1994 and 1998, and
then re-elected to an unprecedented fourth term in 2002. Since
his first term, Attorney General Blumenthal has been a tireless
advocate for consumers, the environment, our children and
the civil rights of Connecticut's citizens.
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Secretary of State Susan Bysiewicz
Bysiewicz graduated from Yale University in 1983 and Duke
University School of Law in 1986. After practicing corporate
and international law at the New York City firm of White and
Case, she returned to Connecticut with Robinson and Cole in
Hartford, where she specialized in corporate and banking law
from 1988 to 1992. In 1992, she joined the law department
of Aetna Insurance Company, where she practiced health care
and pension law until 1994.
Susan is Connecticut's 72nd Secretary of the State. First
elected in 1998, she was re-elected in November, 2002. Previously,
Secretary Bysiewicz served three terms in the state legislature
representing the 100th Assembly District, which includes Middletown,
Durham and Middlefield.
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State Treasurer Denise Nappier
Denise is the first African-American woman elected to serve
as a State Treasurer in the United States and the first African-American
woman elected to a statewide office in Connecticut. Elected
in 1998 and re-elected in 2002, Treasurer Nappier is the only
woman to be elected Treasurer in Connecticut history.
She served as Hartford City Treasurer for nearly ten years,
holds a B.A. from Virginia State University and master’s
degree from the University of Cincinnati. She has received
honorary degrees from Teikyo Post University and Trinity College.
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State Comptroler Nancy Wyman
Nancy is Connecticut's first woman elected State Comptroller.
She acts as the chief fiscal guardian for state taxpayers.
Nancy was first elected statewide in 1994 and re-elected in
1998 and 2002.
From 1979-1987, she served on the Tolland Board of Education
and was Vice-Chairperson for four of those years. She has
contributed to the local, state and national education debate
and is known as an ardent champion of public education.
Prior to her election as State Comptroller, Wyman served
as State Representative (1987-1995) from the 53rd District.
She was House Chairperson of the Education Committee and Chairperson
of the Appropriations Subcommittee on Elementary and Secondary
Education.
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