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Connecticut House of Representatives
Connecticut House of Representatives
	Connecticut General Assembly
Type
Type	; Lower house
Term limits	None
History
New session started	January 9, 2019
Leadership
Speaker of the House	; Joe Aresimowicz (D) ; since January 5, 2017
Majority Leader	; Matthew Ritter (D) ; since January 9, 2013
Minority Leader	; Themis Klarides (R) ; since January 7, 2015
Structure
Seats	151
Political groups	; Majority; ; Democratic (92); Minority; ; ; Republican (59); ; ; Vacant (2); ;
Length of term	2 years
Authority	Article III, Section 1, Connecticut Constitution;
Salary	$28,000/year
Elections
Last election	November 6, 2018; (151 seats)
Next election	November 3, 2020; (151 seats)
Redistricting	Legislative Control
Meeting place
	House of Representatives Chamber; Connecticut State Capitol; Hartford, Connecticut
Website
	Connecticut House of Representatives

The Connecticut House of Representatives is the lower house in the Connecticut General Assembly, the state legislature of the US state of Connecticut. The house is composed of 151 members representing an equal number of districts, with each constituency containing nearly 22,600 residents. Representatives are elected to two-year terms with no term limits.
The House convenes within the Connecticut State Capitol in Hartford.

History

The House of Representatives has its basis in the earliest incarnation of the General Assembly, the "General Corte" established in 1636 whose membership was divided between six generally elected magistrates (the predecessor of the Connecticut Senate) and three-member "committees" representing each of the three towns of the Connecticut Colony (Hartford, Wethersfield, and Windsor). The Fundamental Orders of Connecticut, adopted in 1639, replaced the committees with deputies; each town would elect three or four deputies for six-month terms. Although the magistrates and deputies sat together, they voted separately and in 1645 it was decreed that a measure had to have the approval of both groups in order to pass. The Charter of 1662 reduced the number of deputies per town to no more than two, and also changed the title of the legislature to the General Assembly. It was in 1698 that the General Assembly divided itself into its current bicameral form, with the twelve assistants (that replaced the magistrates) as the Council (which became the Senate in the 1818 constitution) and the deputies as the House of Representatives, which began electing the Speaker to preside over it. The terms of representatives were raised to two years in 1884.^[1]

Leadership of the House

The Speaker of the House presides over the House of Representatives. The Speaker is elected by the majority party caucus followed by confirmation of the full House through the passage of a House resolution. In addition to presiding over the body, the Speaker is also its chief leadership position, and controls the flow of legislation and committee assignments. Other House leaders, such as the majority and minority leaders, are elected by their respective party caucuses relative to their party's strength in the chamber.

The current Speaker is Joe Aresimowicz of the 30th House District (Berlin). The Majority Leader is Matthew Ritter of the 1st House District (Hartford). The Minority Leader is Republican Themis Klarides of the 114th House District (Woodbridge, Orange, and Derby).

	Representative	District
Speaker	Joe Aresimowicz	30
Majority Leader	Matthew Ritter	1
Minority Leader	Themis Klarides	114

Composition of the House of Representatives

92	71
Democratic	Republican

Affiliation	Party (Shading indicates majority caucus)		Total

	Democratic	Republican		Vacant
End of Previous Legislature: 2017-2019	80	71	151	0

Begin 2019	92	59	151	0
Latest voting share	7001610000000000000♠61%	39%	100

Listing of members

Current members of the Connecticut House of Representatives, as of January 13, 2019^[update].

District	Name^[2]	Party	Home city/town	First elected	Cities/towns represented
1	Matthew Ritter	Dem	Hartford	2010	Hartford (part)
2	Raghib Allie-Brennan	Dem	Bethel	2018	Bethel (part), Danbury (part), Newtown (part), Redding (part)
3	Minnie Gonzalez	Dem	Hartford	1996	Hartford (part)
4	Julio Concepcion	Dem	Hartford	2018 (special)	Hartford (part)
5	Brandon McGee	Dem	Hartford	2012	Hartford (part), Windsor (part)
6	Edwin Vargas	Dem	Hartford	2012	Hartford (part)
7	Joshua M. Hall	Dem/WFP	Hartford	2017	Hartford (part)
8	Tim Ackert	Rep	Coventry	2010	Columbia, Coventry, Tolland (part), Vernon (part)
9	Jason Rojas	Dem	East Hartford	2008	East Hartford (part), Manchester (part)
10	Henry Genga	Dem	East Hartford	2006	East Hartford (part)
11	Jeffrey Currey	Dem	East Hartford	2014	East Hartford (part), Manchester (part), South Windsor (part)
12	Geoff Luxenberg	Dem	Manchester	2018	Manchester (part)
13	Jason Doucette	Dem	Manchester	2018	Glastonbury (part), Manchester (part)
14	Tom Delnicki	Rep	South Windsor	2016	South Windsor (part)
15	Bobby Gibson	Dem	Bloomfield	2018 (special)	Bloomfield, Windsor (part)
16	John K. Hampton	Dem	Simsbury	2012	Simsbury
17	Leslee Hill	Rep	Canton	2018	Avon (part), Canton
18	Jillian Gilchrest	Dem	West Hartford	2018	West Hartford (part)
19	Derek Slap	Dem	West Hartford	2016	Avon (part), Farmington (part), West Hartford (part)
20	Joseph Verrengia	Dem	West Hartford	2011	West Hartford (part)
21	Mike Demicco	Dem	Farmington	2012	Farmington (part)
22	William Petit	Rep	Plainville	2016	New Britain (part), Plainville
23	Devin Carney	Rep	Old Saybrook	2014	Lyme, Old Lyme, Old Saybrook, Westbrook (part)
24	Rick Lopes	Dem	New Britain	2012	New Britain (part), Newington (part)
25	Bobby Sanchez	Dem	New Britain	2011	New Britain (part)
26	Peter Tercyak	Dem	New Britain	2003	New Britain (part)
27	Gary Turco	Dem	Newington	2018	Newington (part)
28	Russell Morin	Dem	Wethersfield	2006	Wethersfield (part)
29	Kerry Szeps Wood	Dem	Rocky Hill	2018	Newington (part), Rocky Hill, Wethersfield (part)
30	Joe Aresimowicz	Dem	Berlin	2004	Berlin (part), Southington (part)
31	Jill Berry	Dem	Glastonbury	2018	Glastonbury (part)
32	Christie Carpino	Rep	Cromwell	2010	Cromwell, Portland
33	Joseph Serra	Dem	Middletown	1992	Middletown (part)
34	Irene Haines	Rep	East Hampton	2018	Colchester (part), East Haddam, East Hampton
35	Jesse MacLachlan	Rep	Westbrook	2014	Clinton, Killingworth, Westbrook (part)
36	Christine Palm	Dem	Haddam	2018	Chester, Deep River, Essex, Haddam
37	Holly Cheeseman	Rep	Niantic	2016	East Lyme, Salem
38	Kathleen McCarty	Rep	Waterford	2014	Montville (part), Waterford
39	VACANT	NA	New London	2016	New London (part)
40	Christine Conley	Dem	Groton	2016	Groton (part), Ledyard (part)
41	Joe de la Cruz	Dem	Groton	2016	Groton (part), New London (part)
42	Mike France	Rep	Ledyard	2014	Ledyard (part), Montville (part), Preston
43	Kate Rotella	Dem	North Stonington	2018	North Stonington, Stonington
44	Anne Dauphinais	Rep	Killingly	2016	Killingly (part), Plainfield (part)
45	Brian Lanoue	Rep	Griswold	2018	Griswold, Lisbon (part), Plainfield (part), Sterling, Voluntown
46	Emmett Riley	Dem	Norwich	2002	Norwich (part)
47	Doug Dubitsky	Rep	Canterbury	2014	Canterbury, Chaplin, Franklin, Hampton, Lisbon (part), Lebanon (part), Norwich (part), Scotland, Sprague
48	Linda Orange	Dem	Colchester	1996	Colchester(part), Lebanon (part), Mansfield (part), Windham (part)
49	Susan Johnson	Dem	Windham	2008	Windham (part)
50	Patrick Boyd	Dem	Pomfret	2016	Brooklyn, Eastford, Pomfret, Union, Woodstock
51	Rick Hayes	Rep	Putnam	2018	Killingly (part), Putnam, Thompson
52	Kurt Vail	Rep	Stafford	2014	Somers, Stafford
53	Pat Wilson Peanious	Dem	Tolland	2018	Ashford, Tolland (part), Willington
54	Gregory Haddad	Dem	Mansfield	2010	Mansfield (part)
55	Robin Green	Rep	Marlborough	2016	Andover, Bolton, Hebron, Marlborough
56	Mike Winkler	Dem	Vernon	2016	Vernon (part)
57	Christopher Davis	Rep	Broad Brook	2010	East Windsor (part), Ellington
58	Tom Arnone	Dem	Enfield	2018	Enfield (part)
59	Carol Hall	Rep	Enfield	2016	East Windsor (part), Enfield (part)
60	Jane Garibay	Dem	Windsor Locks	2016	Windsor (part), Windsor Locks
61	Tami Zawistowski	Rep	Suffield	2014	East Granby, Suffield, Windsor (part)
62	William Simanski	Rep	Granby	2010	Barkhamsted, Granby, Hartland, New Hartford
63	Jay Case	Rep	Colebrook	2012	Colebrook, Goshen (part), Torrington (part), Winchester
64	Maria Horn	Dem	North Canaan	2018	Canaan, Cornwall, Goshen (part), Kent, Norfolk, North Canaan, Salisbury, Sharon, Torrington (part)
65	Michelle Cook	Dem	Torrington	2008	Torrington (part)
66	David Wilson	Rep	Litchfield	2016	Bethlehem, Litchfield (part), Morris, Warren, Woodbury (part)
67	Bill Buckbee	Rep	New Milford	2016	New Milford (part)
68	Joseph Polletta	Rep	Watertown	2017	Watertown, Woodbury (part)
69	Arthur O'Neill	Rep	Southbury	1988	Bridgewater, Roxbury, Southbury (part), Washington
70	Rosa Rebimbas	Rep	Naugatuck	2009	Naugatuck (part)
71	Anthony D'Amelio	Rep	Waterbury	1996	Middlebury, Waterbury (part)
72	Larry Butler	Dem	Waterbury	2006	Waterbury (part)
73	Ron Napoli	Dem	Waterbury	2018	Waterbury (part)
74	Stephanie Cummings	Rep	Waterbury	2016	Waterbury (part)
75	Geraldo Reyes Jr.	Dem	Waterbury	2016	Waterbury (part)
76	John Piscopo	Rep	Thomaston	1988	Burlington, Harwinton, Litchfield (part), Thomaston
77	Cara Pavalock-D'Amato	Rep	Bristol	2014	Bristol (part)
78	Whit Betts	Rep	Bristol	2010	Bristol (part), Plymouth
79	Chris Ziogas	Dem	Bristol	2016	Bristol (part)
80	Gale Mastrofrancesco	Rep	Wolcott	2018	Wolcott, Southington (part)
81	John Fusco	Rep	Southington	2016	Southington (part)
82	Emil Altobello	Dem	Meriden	1994	Meriden (part), Middlefield
83	Catherine Abercrombie	Dem	Meriden	2005	Berlin (part), Meriden (part)
84	Hilda Santiago	Dem	Meriden	2012	Meriden (part)
85	Mary Mushinsky	Dem	Wallingford	1980	Wallingford (part)
86	Vincent Candelora	Rep	North Branford	2006	Durham (part), Guilford (part), North Branford, Wallingford (part)
87	Dave Yaccarino	Rep	North Haven	2010	North Haven
88	Josh Elliot	Dem	Hamden	2017	Hamden (part)
89	Lezlye Zupkus	Rep	Prospect	2012	Bethany, Cheshire (part), Prospect
90	Craig Fishbein	Rep	Wallingford	2016	Cheshire (part), Wallingford (part)
91	Mike D'Agostino	Dem	Hamden	2012	Hamden (part)
92	Patricia Dillon	Dem	New Haven	1984	New Haven (part)
93	Toni Walker	Dem	New Haven	2001	New Haven (part)
94	Robyn Porter	Dem	New Haven	2014	Hamden (part), New Haven (part)
95	Juan Candelaria	Dem	New Haven	2002	New Haven (part)
96	Roland Lemar	Dem	New Haven	2010	East Haven (part), New Haven (part)
97	Alphonse Paolillo	Dem	New Haven	2018	New Haven (part)
98	Sean Scanlon	Dem	Guilford	2014	Branford (part), Guilford (part)
99	VACANT	NA	East Haven	2011	East Haven (part)
100	Quentin Phipps	Dem	Middletown	2018	Middletown (part)
101	Noreen Kokoruda	Rep	Madison	2011	Durham (part), Madison
102	Robin Comey	Dem	Branford	2018	Branford (part)
103	Liz Linehan	Dem	Cheshire	2016	Cheshire (part), Southington (part), Wallingford (part)
104	Kara Rochelle	Dem	Ansonia	2018	Ansonia, Derby (part)
105	Nicole Klarides-Ditria	Rep	Seymour	2018	Beacon Falls, Derby (part), Seymour
106	Mitch Bolinsky	Rep	Newtown	2012	Newtown (part)
107	Stephen Harding	Rep	Brookfield	2015	Bethel (part), Brookfield, Danbury (part)
108	Richard A. Smith	Rep	New Fairfield	2010	Danbury (part), New Fairfield (part), New Milford (part), Sherman
109	David Arconti	Dem	Danbury	2012	Danbury (part)
110	Bob Godfrey	Dem	Danbury	1988	Danbury (part)
111	John H. Frey	Rep	Ridgefield	1998	Ridgefield (part)
112	JP Sredzinski	Rep	Monroe	2014	Monroe, Newtown (part)
113	Jason Perillo	Rep	Shelton	2007	Shelton (part)
114	Themis Klarides	Rep	Derby	1998	Derby (part), Orange (part), Woodbridge (part)
115	Dorinda Keenan Borer	Dem	West Haven	2017 (special)	West Haven (part)
116	Michael DiMassa	Dem	West Haven	2018	New Haven (part), West Haven (part)
117	Charles Ferraro	Rep	West Haven	2014	Milford (part), Orange (part), West Haven (part)
118	Kim Rose	Dem	Milford	2010	Milford (part)
119	Kathy Kennedy	Rep	Milford	2018	Orange (part), Milford (part)
120	Phil Young	Dem	Stratford	2018 (special)	Stratford (part)
121	Joe Gresko	Dem	Stratford	2016	Stratford (part)
122	Ben McGorty	Rep	Shelton	2014	Shelton (part), Stratford (part), Trumbull (part)
123	Dave Rutigliano	Rep	Trumbull	2012	Trumbull (part)
124	Andre Baker	Dem	Bridgeport	2014	Bridgeport (part)
125	Tom O'Dea	Rep	New Canaan	2012	New Canaan (part), Wilton (part)
126	Charlie Stallworth	Dem	Bridgeport	2011	Bridgeport (part)
127	Jack Hennessy	Dem	Bridgeport	2004	Bridgeport (part)
128	Christopher Rosario	Dem	Bridgeport	2014	Bridgeport (part)
129	Steven Stafstrom	Dem	Bridgeport	2015	Bridgeport (part)
130	Ezequiel Santiago	Dem	Bridgeport	2008	Bridgeport (part)
131	David Labriola	Rep	Naugatuck	2002	Naugatuck (part), Oxford, Southbury (part)
132	Brenda Kupchick	Rep	Fairfield	2010	Fairfield (part)
133	Cristin McCarthy Vahey	Dem	Fairfield	2014	Fairfield (part)
134	Laura Devlin	Rep	Fairfield	2014	Fairfield (part), Trumbull (part)
135	Anne Hughes	Dem	Redding	2018	Easton, Redding (part), Weston
136	Jonathan Steinberg	Dem	Westport	2010	Westport (part)
137	Chris Perone	Dem	Norwalk	2004	Norwalk (part)
138	Ken Gucker	Dem	Danbury	2018	Danbury (part), New Fairfield (part), Ridgefield (part)
139	Kevin Ryan	Dem	Montville	1992	Bozrah, Montville (part), Norwich (part)
140	Travis Simms	Dem	Norwalk	2018	Norwalk (part)
141	Terrie Wood	Rep	Darien	2008	Darien (part), Norwalk (part)
142	Lucy Dathan	Dem	Norwalk	2014	New Canaan (part), Norwalk (part)
143	Gail Lavielle	Rep	Wilton	2010	Norwalk (part), Westport (part), Wilton (part)
144	Caroline Simmons	Dem	Stamford	2014	Stamford (part)
145	Patricia Miller	Dem	Stamford	2008	Stamford (part)
146	David Michel	Dem	Stamford	2018	Stamford (part)
147	Matt Blumenthal	Dem	Stamford	2018	Darien (part), Stamford (part)
148	Daniel J. Fox	Dem	Stamford	2011	Stamford (part)
149	Livvy Floren	Rep	Greenwich	2000	Greenwich (part), Stamford (part)
150	Steve Meskers	Dem	Greenwich	2018	Greenwich (part)
151	Fred Camillo	Rep	Greenwich	2008	Greenwich (part)

Past composition of the House of Representatives

Notable former House members

1700s

Jonathan Trumbull, Governor of Connecticut Colony, Governor of Connecticut

Roger Sherman, First Mayor of New Haven, Constitutional Signatory, United States Congressman, United States Senator

Jonathan Trumbull, Jr. Aide-de-camp to General Washington, Congressman, US Senator, 20th Governor of Connecticut

Jeremiah Wadsworth, Congressman, Constitutional Convention Member

John Davenport (Connecticut politician), Continental Army Officer, Congressman

1800s

Gideon Tomlinson, Congressman, US Senator, 25th Governor of Connecticut

Noah Webster, Dictionary author and educator

Henry W. Edwards, Congressman, US Senator, 27th and 29th Governor of Connecticut

Samuel A. Foot, Congressman, US Senator, 28th Governor of Connecticut

Isaac Toucey, Congressman, US Senator, United States Attorney General, Secretary of the Navy, 33rd Governor of Connecticut

William W. Eaton, Congressman and US Senator

Marcus H. Holcomb, Connecticut Attorney General, 66th Governor of Connecticut

Henry C. Deming, Congressman, Mayor of Hartford, Commander of the 12th Connecticut Infantry Regiment

John T. Wait, Congressman

William E. Simonds, Congressman, Patent Commissioner, Medal of Honor recipient

Augustus Brandegee Congressman, Mayor of New London

John Q. Tilson, Congressman

E. Stevens Henry, Connecticut State Treasurer, Congressman

1900s

Marcus H. Holcomb, Attorney General of Connecticut, 66th Governor of Connecticut

Everett J. Lake, 67th Governor of Connecticut

Raymond E. Baldwin, Congressman, United States Senator, 72nd and 74th Governor of Connecticut, Chief Justice of the Connecticut Court of Errors, Chair of the 1965 Constitutional Convention

Abraham A. Ribicoff, 80th Governor of Connecticut, United States Senator, United States Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare

John N. Dempsey, 81st Governor of Connecticut

William R. Ratchford, Congressman

Stewart McKinney (politician), Congressman

Sam Gejdenson, Congressman

Ronald A. Sarasin, Congressman

Ella T. Grasso, 83rd Governor of Connecticut

Barbara B. Kennelly, Congresswoman

William O'Neill, 84th Governor of Connecticut

Lowell P. Weicker, Jr., Congressman, US Senator, 85th Governor of Connecticut

Sam Gejdenson, Congressman

John G. Rowland, 86th Governor of Connecticut

Gary Franks, Congressman

Christopher Shays, Congressman

2000s

Rob Simmons, Congressman

Jodi Rell, 87th Governor of Connecticut

Joe Courtney, Congressman

Richard Blumenthal, Connecticut Attorney General and US Senator

Chris Murphy, Congressman and US Senator

Elizabeth Esty, Congresswoman

References

^ Under the Gold Dome: An Insider's Look at the Connecticut Legislature, by Judge Robert Satter. New Haven: Connecticut Conference of Municipalities, 2004, pp. 16–27.

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External links

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[1] Under the Gold Dome: An Insider's Look at the Connecticut Legislature, by Judge Robert Satter. New Haven: Connecticut Conference of Municipalities, 2004, pp. 16–27.

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Matthew Ritter (D) Dan Carter (R) Minnie Gonzalez (D) Angel Arce (D) Brandon McGee (D) Edwin Vargas (D) Joshua Malik Hall (WF) Timothy Ackert (R) Jason Rojas (D) Henry Genga (D) Jeffrey Currey (D) Kelly Luxenberg (D) Mark Tweedie (R) Bill Aman (R) David Baram (D) John Hampton (D) Timothy LeGeyt (R) Andy Fleischmann (D) Brian Becker (D) Joseph Verrengia (D) Mike Demicco (D) William Petit (R) Devin Carney (R) Rick Lopes (D) Bobby Sanchez (D) Peter Tercyak (D) Gary Byron (R) Russell Morin (D) Antonio Guerrera (D) Joe Aresimowicz (D) Prasad Srinivasan (R) Christie Carpino (R) Joseph Serra (D) Melissa Ziobron (R) Jesse MacLachlan (R) Philip J. Miller (D) Ed Jutila (D) Kathleen McCarty (R) Ernst Hewett (D) John F. Scott (R) Aundré Bumgardner (R) Mike France (R) Diana Urban (D) Anne Dauphinais (R) Kevin Skulczyck (R) Emmett Riley (D) Doug Dubitsky (R) Linda Orange (D) Susan Johnson (D) Pat Boyd (D) Danny Rovero (D) Kurt Vail (R) Sam Belsito (R) Gregory Haddad (D) Gayle Mulligan (R) Mike Winkler (D) Christopher Davis (R) David Alexander (D) David William Kiner (D) Peggy Sayers (D) Tami Zawistowski (D) William Simanski (R) Jay Case (R) Roberta Willis (D) Michelle Cook (D) Craig Miner (R) Cecilia Buck-Taylor (R) Eric Berthel (R) Arthur O'Neill (R) Rosa Rebimbas (R) Anthony D'Amelio (R) Larry Butler (D) Jeffrey Berger (D) Selim Noujaim (R) Geraldo Reyes (D) John Piscopo (R) Cara Christine Pavalock (R) Whit Betts (R) Frank Nicastro, Sr. (D) Robert Sampson (R) David Zoni (D) Emil Altobello (D) Catherine Abercrombie (D) Hilda Santiago (D) Mary Mushinsky (D) Vincent Candelora (R) Dave Yaccarino (R) Brendan Sharkey (D) Lezlye Zupkus (R) Vacant Michael D'Agostino (D) Patricia Dillon (D) Toni Walker (D) Robyn Porter (D) Juan Candelaria (D) Roland Lemar (D) Robert Megna (D) Sean Scanlon (D) James Albis (D) Matthew Lesser (D) Noreen Kokoruda (R) Lonnie Reed (D) Al Adinolfi (R) Linda Gentile (D) Theresa Conroy (D) Mitch Bolinsky (R) Stephen Harding (R) Richard Smith (R) David Arconti (D) Bob Godfrey (D) John H. Frey (R) J. P. Sredzinski (R) Jason Perillo (R) Themis Klarides (R) Stephen Dargan (D) Louis Esposito (D) Charles Ferraro (R) Kim Rose (D) Pam Staneski (R) Laura Hoydick (R) Joseph Gresko (D) Ben McGorty (R) David Rutigliano (R) Andre Baker (D) Tom O'Dea (R) Charlie Stallworth (D) John Hennessy (D) Christopher Rosario (D) Steven Stafstrom (D) Ezequiel Santiago (D) David Labriola (R) Brenda Kupchick (R) Cristin McCarthy Vahey (D) Laura Devlin (R) John Shaban (R) Jonathan Steinberg (D) Chris Perone (D) Janice Giegler (R) Kevin Ryan (D) Bruce Morris (D) Terrie Wood (R) Friedrich Wilms (R) Gail Lavielle (R) Caroline Simmons (D) Patricia Miller (D) Terry B. Adams (D) Matt Blumenthal (D) Daniel J. Fox (D) Livvy Floren (R) Mike Bocchino (R) Fred Camillo (R)
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