Renee Muir
Renee Muir District 36 covers parts of Middlesex County. Renee Muir earned both a bachelor's and a graduate degree from the John Jay College of Criminal Justice. Her career experience includes serving as a special investigator for the New York City Department of Investigation, a principal analyst for the Connecticut General Assembly's Legislative Program Review and Investigation Committee (LPRIC), a patrol officer and detective for the Hartford Police Department, and a senior policy and research analyst with the Institute for Municipal and Regional Policy at the University of Connecticut. She also founded Justice Solutions Consulting.
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(Candidate statement)Guy Tuccero
Guy Tuccero District 36 covers parts of Middlesex County. In the November 3, 2026 general election, Guy Tuccero faces Renee Muir for the District 36 seat currently held by Renee LaMark Muir (D).
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“Communities are safer when law enforcement and first responders have resources, support, and accountability to local residents. Guy supports our Police, Fire, and Medical teams and opposes Democrat policies that have demoralized departments and left neighborhoods less secure. Communities are also safer when responsible gun ownership is high. Guy supports the Second Amendment and will oppose any nonsense gun regulation.”
(Candidate statement) “Our state is beautiful, and we should keep it that way. But "Fake Green" legislation punishes farmers and homeowners without delivering real environmental benefit. Guy supports genuine, community-led conservation, not sweeping bans designed for political gain. Guy will work on legislation that incentivizes truly green movements, not force it.”
(Candidate statement) “Our state is headed in the wrong direction, and this district needs to be heard and supported in Hartford. We need to preserve our unique, small town, community character, and have a stronger voice for those struggling.”
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