Kim Becker
Kim Becker is a Democratic / Working Families Party candidate for the Connecticut House of Representatives in District 62 on the November 3, 2026 general election ballot. District 62 covers parts of Hartford, Litchfield Counties. Kim Becker was born in Massachusetts . She earned a bachelor's degree from Boston University in 1993 and a graduate degree from Virginia Commonwealth University in 2003.
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“I am committed to ensuring every student in our district has access to a high-quality public education. By advocating for fair funding and supporting local programs, we keep our schools strong, our communities safe and our property taxes stable.”
(Candidate statement) “By advocating for fair funding and supporting local programs, we keep our schools strong, our communities safe and our property taxes stable.”
(Candidate statement) “Seniors who want to stay in their communities and young adults who want to move home need affordable options. I am forcused on creating those opportunities for our residents.”
(Candidate statement)Mark Anderson
Mark Anderson is the incumbent Republican / Independent Party member of the Connecticut House of Representatives representing District 62, running for re-election on the November 3, 2026 general election ballot. District 62 covers parts of Hartford, Litchfield Counties. Mark Anderson was born in Hartford, Connecticut. He served in the U.S. Army Reserve. Anderson's career experience includes working as a strategic intelligence officer with the Defense Intelligence Agency.
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“Mark was first elected as our district's State Representative in November of 2020. He is a compassionate conservative who provided thoughtful and principled policymaking in the exercising of his responsibilities. He loves the four towns of the 62nd District and is deeply involved in the community.”
(Candidate statement) “It is an honor to represent you these past six years. Now I ask for your support again so that I can leverage this experience for another term. If you re-elect me, I pledge to continue promoting policies that allow you to keep more of your hard-earned money, and to oppose state overreach that infringes on local government, businesses, families, and individuals.”
(Candidate statement) “As one of 187 legislators, I cannot personally control every issue or every bill that comes before the General Assembly. What I can control is how I approach those issues : the principles that guide my decisions, the problems I believe need to be addressed, and the solutions I am willing to pursue.”
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