2024 Connecticut House of Representatives election

The 2024 Connecticut House of Representatives election was held on November 5, 2024, alongside the 2024 United States elections. Primary elections took place on August 14, 2024. Democrats gained a two-thirds majority in the state house, and along with expanding their Senate majority, were able to achieve a supermajority in both chambers of the state legislature. This allowed them to override any veto by governor Ned Lamont.

Retirements Eleven incumbents did not seek re-election.

Democrats District 11: Jeffrey Currey retired. District 26: Peter Tercyak retired. District 36: Christine Palm retired. District 42: Keith Denning retired. District 58: Tom Arnone retired. District 91: Michael D'Agostino retired. District 94: Robyn Porter retired.

Republicans District 51: Rick Hayes retired. District 69: Cindy Harrison retired. District 117: Charles Ferraro retired. District 131: David Labriola retired.

Incumbents defeated Two incumbents, both Stamford Democrats, were defeated in the August 14th primary election.

In primary election

Democrats District 146: David Michel lost re-nomination to Eilish Collins Main. District 148: Anabel Figueroa lost re-nomination to Jonathan Jacobson.

In general election Republicans District 22: Francis Cooley lost re-election to Rebecca Martinez. District 37: Holly Cheeseman lost re-election to Nick Menapace. District 38: Kathleen McCarty lost re-election to Nick Gauthier. District 120: Laura Dancho lost re-election to Kaitlyn Shake. District 138: Rachel Chaleski lost re-election to Ken Gucker.

Democrats District 65: Michelle Cook lost re-election to Joe Canino. District 149: Rachel Khanna lost re-election to Tina Courpas.

Predictions SourceRankingAs ofCNalysisJune 11, 2024 Sabato's Crystal Ball June 18, 2024

Summary of results Italics denote an open seat held by the incumbent party; bold text denotes a gain for a party. State House District Incumbent Party Elected Representative Outcome 1 Dem Dem Hold 2 Dem Dem Hold 3 Dem Dem Hold 4 Dem Dem Hold 5 Dem Dem Hold 6 Dem Dem Hold 7 Dem Dem Hold 8 Rep Rep Hold 9 Dem Dem Hold 10 Dem Dem Hold 11 Dem Dem Hold 12 Dem Dem Hold 13 Dem Dem Hold 14 Rep Rep Hold 15 Dem Dem Hold 16 Dem Dem Hold 17 Dem Dem Hold 18 Dem Dem Hold 19 Dem Dem Hold 20 Dem Dem Hold 21 Dem Dem Hold 22 Rep Dem Gain 23 Rep Rep Hold 24 Dem Dem Hold 25 Dem Dem Hold 26 Dem Dem Hold 27 Dem Dem Hold 28 Dem Dem Hold 29 Dem Dem Hold 30 Rep Rep Hold 31 Dem Dem Hold 32 Rep Rep Hold 33 Dem Dem Hold 34 Rep Rep Hold 35 Rep Rep Hold 36 Dem Dem Hold 37 Rep Dem Gain 38 Rep Dem Gain 39 Dem Dem Hold 40 Dem Dem Hold 41 Dem Dem Hold 42 Dem Dem Hold 43 Rep Rep Hold 44 Rep Rep Hold 45 Rep Rep Hold 46 Dem Dem Hold 47 Rep Rep Hold 48 Rep Rep Hold 49 Dem Dem Hold 50 Dem Dem Hold 51 Rep Rep Hold 52 Rep Rep Hold 53 Rep Rep Hold 54 Dem Dem Hold 55 Rep Rep Hold 56 Dem Dem Hold 57 Dem Dem Hold 58 Dem Dem Hold 59 Rep Rep Hold 60 Dem Dem Hold 61 Rep Rep Hold 62 Rep Rep Hold 63 Rep Rep Hold 64 Dem Dem Hold 65 Dem Rep Gain 66 Rep Rep Hold 67 Rep Rep Hold 68 Rep Rep Hold 69 Rep Rep Hold 70 Rep Rep Hold 71 Rep Rep Hold 72 Dem Dem Hold 73 Dem Dem Hold 74 Dem Dem Hold 75 Dem Dem Hold 76 Rep Rep Hold 77 Rep Rep Hold 78 Rep Rep Hold 79 Dem Dem Hold 80 Rep Rep Hold 81 Dem Dem Hold 82 Dem Dem Hold 83 Dem Dem Hold 84 Dem Dem Hold 85 Dem Dem Hold 86 Rep Rep Hold 87 Rep Rep Hold 88 Dem Dem Hold 89 Rep Rep Hold 90 Rep Rep Hold 91 Dem Dem Hold 92 Dem Dem Hold 93 Dem Dem Hold 94 Dem Dem Hold 95 Dem Dem Hold 96 Dem Dem Hold 97 Dem Dem Hold 98 Dem Dem Hold 99 Rep Rep Hold 100 Dem Dem Hold 101 Dem Dem Hold 102 Dem Dem Hold 103 Dem Dem Hold 104 Dem Dem Hold 105 Rep Rep Hold 106 Rep Rep Hold 107 Rep Rep Hold 108 Rep Rep Hold 109 Dem Dem Hold 110 Dem Dem Hold 111 Dem Dem Hold 112 Rep Rep Hold 113 Rep Rep Hold 114 Dem Dem Hold 115 Dem Dem Hold 116 Dem Dem Hold 117 Rep Dem Gain 118 Dem Dem Hold 119 Rep Rep Hold 120 Rep Dem Gain 121 Dem Dem Hold 122 Rep Rep Hold 123 Rep Rep Hold 124 Dem Dem Hold 125 Rep Rep Hold 126 Dem Dem Hold 127 Dem Dem Hold 128 Dem Dem Hold 129 Dem Dem Hold 130 Dem Dem Hold 131 Rep Rep Hold 132 Dem Dem Hold 133 Dem Dem Hold 134 Dem Dem Hold 135 Dem Dem Hold 136 Dem Dem Hold 137 Dem Dem Hold 138 Rep Dem Gain 139 Dem Dem Hold 140 Dem Dem Hold 141 Rep Rep Hold 142 Dem Dem Hold 143 Dem Dem Hold 144 Dem Dem Hold 145 Dem Dem Hold 146 Dem Dem Hold 147 Dem Dem Hold 148 Dem Dem Hold 149 Dem Rep Gain 150 Dem Dem Hold 151 Dem Dem Hold

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District 31 Republican Kevin Nursick did not make the ballot

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District 81 Incumbent Democrat representative Chris Poulos, who won by only one vote in 2022, is running for re-election.

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District 148 Incumbent one-term Democratic state representative Anabel Figueroa ran for re-election against Jonathan Jacobson, a member of the Stamford Board of Representatives.

Figueroa faced criticism for some of her socially conservative stances, including her opposition to abortion. She later gained controversy for anti-semetic remarks she made about her opponent, stating "The Hispanic vote is going to determine on August 13th who will win to represent or who will continue to represent you. We cannot permit a person who is of Jewish origin, to represent our community.", in reference to Jonathan Jacobson, who is Jewish. Jacobson went on to easily beat Figueroa.

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