Connecticut State House District 101

Current seat holder: John-Michael Parker (D).

John-Michael Parker

John-Michael Parker is the incumbent Democratic / Independent Party member of the Connecticut House of Representatives representing District 101, running for re-election on the November 3, 2026 general election ballot. District 101 covers parts of Middlesex, New Haven Counties. John-Michael Parker was born in Madison, Connecticut. Parker graduated from Daniel Hand High School in 2006. He earned a bachelor's degree in molecular, cellular, and developmental biology from Yale University in 2010. Parker's career experience includes working as a teacher, artist, and nonprofit executive. Parker has served on the Future Project and Revolutionary Love Project.

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“I'm proud to serve as your State Representative, and excited to be running for re-election to ensure that Connecticut remains a place where families, businesses, and communities thrive.” (Candidate statement)
“Since being elected as State Representative of the 101st district in 2020, I've been able to connect with thousands of constituents and help the people of Madison and Durham get the support they need from their government.” (Candidate statement)
“During my time in the Connecticut General Assembly I've learned a lot—about myself, about our community, about what it takes to make real change at the capitol.” (Candidate statement)

Mary Ann Connelly

Mary Ann Connelly District 101 covers parts of Middlesex, New Haven Counties. Mary Ann Connelly is an officeholder of the Madison School District, At-large in Connecticut. Her current term ends in 2029.

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“From the Madison School Board to the State Assembly, Mary Ann will keep investing in our children's future and supporting our teachers.” (Candidate statement)
“As a registered nurse, I've seen firsthand what families need from the healthcare system.” (Candidate statement)
“Every child in the 101st District deserves a world-class education — and I've been fighting for that on the Madison School Board.” (Candidate statement)