Chris Lancia, a U.S. Coast Guard veteran and former law enforcement officer from Milford, Connecticut, is running as the Republican candidate for Congress in CT-3, challenging Rosa DeLauro, who has held this seat since 1990.
For 34 years, CT-3 has had the same representation in Washington. In that time, Connecticut families have watched their grocery bills skyrocket, their energy costs climb, and their small businesses struggle under the weight of regulations and inflation. Yet the same career politician keeps going back to Washington, and the Democrat Party machine just made sure she won’t even face a primary challenge from her own voters this year.
Chris is different. He’s not a career politician. He’s a working-class candidate with real-world experience, a veteran who served this country, a law enforcement officer who has kept communities safe, and a father who understands what Connecticut families are going through right now.
His platform is straightforward:
• Lower taxes and fewer regulations to help small businesses thrive
• Real accountability for wasteful government spending
• Energy independence to bring down Connecticut’s sky-high utility bills
• Term limits because no one should hold a congressional seat for 34 years
• America First policies that put Connecticut families before Washington special interests
Chris has already earned the endorsement of the Connecticut Republican Party and is building momentum heading into the August 11 primary and the November general election.
