The 2026 Connecticut House of Representatives election will be held on November 3, 2026, alongside the other 2026 United States elections. Primary elections will take place on August 11, 2026. Voters will elect members of the Connecticut House of Representatives in all 151 of the U.S. state of Connecticut's legislative districts to serve a two-year term.
Retirements Democrats District 5: Maryam Khan is retiring to run for the 2nd Senate district. District 10: Henry Genga is retiring. District 18: Jillian Gilchrest is retiring to run for the U.S. House of Representatives in . District 19: Tammy Exum is retiring. District 83: Jack Fazzino is retiring to run for the 13th Senate district. District 85: Mary Mushinsky is retiring. District 97: Al Paolillo is retiring to run for the 11th Senate district. District 118: Frank Smith is retiring. District 136: Jonathan Steinberg is retiring.
Republicans District 8: Tim Ackert is retiring to run for lieutenant governor. District 23: Devin Carney is retiring. District 34: Irene Haines is retiring. District 113: Amy Romano is retiring
Incumbents defeated In primary election Democrats District 92: Pat Dillon lost re-nomination to Eli Sabin.
Predictions SourceRankingAs of Sabato's Crystal Ball January 22, 2026
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District 31 Incumbent Representative Jill Barry initially ran for reelection as a Democrat. However, at the nominating convention on May 21, she unexpectedly lost the party nomination to Moses Carelus. Instead of challenging Carelus in the primary, Barry opted to run on both the Republican and Independent lines for the general election. It is unknown that if Barry wins reelection whether she will serve as an Independent, Republican, or rejoin the Democratic Party in the next term.https://www.nhregister.com/politics/article/jill-barry-lose-democratic-endorsement-independent-22334146.php
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District 58 On July 30th, the Connecticut Supreme Court ruled that Tom Tyler would be allowed back on the primary ballot after a lower-court ruling had disqualified him. Due to the Supreme Court's ruling, the primary election for this district has been postponed to September 1st so that new ballots can be printed.https://www.courant.com/2026/07/31/two-challengers-placed-on-primary-ballot-by-ct-supreme-court-against-state-legislators/
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District 142 Previously, incumbent State Representative Lucy Dathan sought the Democratic nomination for the 26th Senate district held by retiring State Senator Ceci Maher. However, she lost the Democratic endorsement for the district to Samantha Nestor, the First Selectwoman of Weston. Dathan soon withdrew and ran for re-election to her state house seat.
Jack Pavia and Tina Duryea, the two Democratic candidates who initially ran to succeed Dathan, immediately dropped out and endorsed her for re-election.
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