WELCOME TO OUR 2024 CAMPAIGN
As we enter this important election year, I am excited to be running for re-election as State Representative in Hartford.
Since 2011, you have given me the opportunity to work on behalf of all Westporters, to make sure your voice is heard and your values prioritized. I am running to return to Hartford to ensure that the town we love continues to thrive.
I’d like to hear from you, to hear your ideas and thoughts.
Jonathan is Proud to be Endorsed By:
About Jonathan
I love Westport, as much for its values as for its beauty. We’re a community of commitment and compassion - to our families, our careers, and to others.
I grew up here - and am about to celebrate my 50th Staples High School Reunion. My three daughters, Rachel, Margot and Charlotte, grew up and went to school here. My wife Nancy and I are big fans of the Library, the Levitt, the Playhouse, Longshore, and Compo Beach.
I graduated from Yale University with a BA in Psychology, and NYU's Stern School of Business with an MBA in Marketing with Honors. As a graduate of the Department of Education’s Alternate Route to Certification (ARC) Program, I am also certified to teach History/Social Studies in Connecticut public schools.
Seven Terms Working for You
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In Hartford
Elected in 2011
My chairs and committees reflect my priorities for Westport and our State: House Chair of the Energy and Technology Committee, Member of the Transportation Committee, Member & Three-Term Chair of the Public Health Committee, a Leader of the Moderate House Democrats
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In Westport
RTM and Town Service
During my 7 years on the RTM, I served as Deputy Moderator 3 times, and chaired the Health & Human Services, Information Technology, Library, Museum & the Arts, and the ad hoc Communications Committees.
Appointed by the First Selectman, I chaired or co-chaired the Downtown Plan Subcommittee, the Wastewater Management Committee and its Septic System Education Taskforce, and served on the Celebrate Westport Committee and the Longshore 50th Anniversary Committee.
