Connecticut
Working Families Party
About
CT Working Families is an independent progressive political organization fighting to reduce inequality and striving to achieve a multi-ethnic, multi-racial, multi-faith, egalitarian society.
We run aggressive issue and electoral campaigns across the state. We endeavor to abolish inequalities grounded in hierarchies of race, patriarchy, and wealth to raise standards for working families and achieve an economy that works for everyone, not just the wealthy and well-connected.
Latest News
Working Families for Education Excellence
Connecticut Working Families Party Endorses 84 candidates ahead of the November election
Re-elect State Representative Bob Godfrey
CT Working Families Party endorses seven candidates for General Assembly
Connecticut Expands Paid Sick Days
Connecticut Working Families Party endorsed candidates sweep in municipal primaries
Connecticut Working Families Party endorses 66 candidates in municipal elections
CT WFP: Progressive economic priorities left behind despite Democratic trifecta
Our Candidates
Sam Pudlin | Hartford City Registrar of Voters |
Nancy Hammarstrom | State House, District 8 |
Geoff Luxenberg | State House, District 12 |
Eleni Kavros DeGraw | State House, District 17 |
Kate Farrar | State House, District 20 |
Mike Demicco | State House, District 21 |
Rebecca Martinez | State House, District 22 |
Jane Wisialowski | State House, District 23 |
Emmanual “Manny” Sanchez | State House, District 24 |
David DeFronzo | State House, District 26 |
Contact
Our main office is located at 30 Arbor Street, Suite 210, in Hartford, CT.
To volunteer and get involved, get in touch with Eimy Martinez at emartinez@workingfamilies.org or (917) 595-0560
For press inquiries, get in touch with Roger Senserrich. He can be reached at: rsenserrich@workingfamilies.org or (203) 565-7298.
To reach the Connecticut Working Families Organization, call (860) 523-1699.
To reach the Connecticut Working Families Party, call (860) 656-9676.
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