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Our 2026 Democratic Candidates

Meet the Democratic candidates who will appear on Easton’s ballot in the November 3, 2026 election.

U.S. House Connecticut District 4
Jim Himes (Incumbent)

Jim Himes has represented Connecticut’s 4th Congressional District since 2009. A senior member of the House Financial Services Committee and former Ranking Member of the House Intelligence Committee, Jim focuses on strengthening the economy, lowering energy and housing costs, protecting democratic institutions, and securing federal investments for Fairfield County communities. Learn More

Governor of Connecticut
Ned Lamont (Incumbent)

Governor Ned Lamont has focused on strengthening Connecticut’s economy, maintaining fiscal stability, and investing in communities across the state. During his tenure, Connecticut has delivered significant tax cuts, strengthened state reserves, and made investments in public education, infrastructure, and open space. Learn More

Lieutenant Governor of Connecticut
Susan Bysiewicz (Incumbent)

Lieutenant Governor Susan Bysiewicz serves alongside Governor Ned Lamont and has a long record of public service in Connecticut. The Lamont-Bysiewicz administration has focused on fiscal stability, job growth, paid family and medical leave, support for first-time homebuyers, lower prescription drug costs, and expanded access to affordable childcare. Learn More

Connecticut Secretary of the State
Stephanie Thomas (Incumbent)

Stephanie Thomas serves as Connecticut’s 75th Secretary of the State. Drawing on her background in small business and nonprofit management, she has focused on civic engagement, voting access, and government transparency. During her first term, Connecticut implemented Early Voting and expanded absentee voting while continuing efforts to modernize services for voters and businesses. Learn More

Attorney General of Connecticut
William Tong (Incumbent)

As Connecticut’s Attorney General, William Tong serves as the state’s chief legal officer. His work has focused on consumer protection, civil rights, healthcare access, and holding corporations accountable for unfair business practices. His office has also pursued actions involving prescription drug costs, price gouging, and protections for Connecticut consumers. Learn More

Connecticut Comptroller
Sean Scanlon (Incumbent)

As Connecticut State Comptroller, Sean Scanlon oversees state financial reporting and administers healthcare and other benefit programs. His work has focused on lowering healthcare and prescription drug costs, expanding retirement savings opportunities through programs such as MyCTSavings, and supporting Connecticut’s long-term fiscal stability.

Connecticut Treasurer
Erick Russell (Incumbent)

State Treasurer Erick Russell oversees Connecticut’s pension investments, debt management, and other state financial assets. During his tenure, he has focused on strengthening Connecticut’s financial position and expanding economic opportunity, including the implementation of CT Baby Bonds, a program designed to help eligible children build financial assets for their futures. Learn More

Connecticut State Senate District 28
Rob Blanchard

Rob Blanchard is running to represent Connecticut’s 28th State Senate District. Drawing on his experience in government and public policy, Rob is focused on lowering costs for working families, expanding access to affordable childcare, protecting open space, and ensuring that state education funding reaches local schools and communities.  Learn More

Connecticut House of Representatives District 112
Wiley Mullins

Wiley Mullins is a local entrepreneur and community advocate running to represent Connecticut’s 112th House District. A small business owner with experience in marketing and civic engagement, Wiley is focused on supporting local agriculture, strengthening public education, and encouraging responsible growth while preserving the character of our communities.

Connecticut House of Representatives District 135
Anne Hughes (Incumbent)

Easton resident Anne Hughes is a Licensed Master Social Worker and is serving her fourth term representing Easton, Weston, and Redding in the Connecticut General Assembly. Co-chair of the House Progressive Democratic Caucus, Anne focuses on environmental protection, reproductive rights, affordable healthcare, paid family and medical leave, and strong support for local public schools. Learn More

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