Issue Position: Taxes, Jobs and the Economy

Issue Position

Date: Jan. 1, 2020

Connecticut's main problem is a lack of job growth and a stagnant economy that has led to higher taxes on working families and businesses. While the rest of the U.S. has recovered from the Great Recession, Connecticut is still struggling. As a result, people and businesses are moving out of Connecticut at an alarming rate. This has led to higher taxes on the Connecticut's businesses and residents that remain here. To address this, I will be focused on structural spending reform, lowering the regulatory burden on Connecticut's small businesses, and ensuring we put aside more funds to pay down our unfunded liabilities instead of kicking the can down the road to our children and our children's children. Only when we show our businesses and residents that we are serious about reform will they be serious about growing and staying in Connecticut. With a healthier state economy, we can lower the crushing tax burden on all of us.


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