Suzanne Lovig
Suzanne Lovig District 66 covers parts of Litchfield County. In the November 3, 2026 general election, Suzanne Lovig faces Karen Reddington-Hughes for the District 66 seat currently held by Karen Reddington-Hughes (R).
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“My name is Suzanne Lovig, and I am the Democratic candidate for the CT Assembly District 66.”
(Candidate statement) “I am a long-time resident of Woodbury, and my deep love of the community and the people in this region has always guided my involvement.”
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(Candidate statement)Karen Reddington-Hughes
Karen Reddington-Hughes District 66 covers parts of Litchfield County. Karen Reddington-Hughes lives in Woodbury, Connecticut. Reddington-Hughes graduated from Ridgefield High School (Connecticut) in 1981. She earned a B.S. in psychology from Chestnut Hill College in 1985. Reddington-Hughes' career experience includes owning Abrash Galleries and working as a liaison with the Western Ct Convention and Visitors Bureau. She has served as the president of the Woodbury Antiques Dealers Association, the chair of Woodbury's Business and Economic Development Committee, and a selectman for the Town of Woodbury.
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“I believe the cultural values of the people of the United States result from the freedoms protected by those documents forming the foundation for all other laws, that it is our responsibility to preserve and protect those freedoms, and that we are responsible for ensuring future generations understand the history, heritage, rights, and responsibilities of citizenship.”
(Candidate statement) “Karen Reddington-Hughes has lived and worked in Woodbury, Connecticut since 1990. A dedicated public servant, small business owner, and community leader, she has spent decades strengthening local businesses, preserving Woodbury's historic character, and promoting responsible economic development—and she's running to protect what makes our communities worth calling home.”
(Candidate statement) “Karen doesn't come from politics—she comes from the community. She's worked alongside local business owners, served on town boards, and helped build initiatives that bring visitors and revenue into our region.”
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