Result
State Rep. Corey Paris (D-CT) won another term representing Connecticut's 145th House District on Nov. 3, running unopposed in the general election. Unofficial results show Paris receiving 3,815 votes, with all 24 precincts reporting. Paris was first elected to the Connecticut House in 2022, and his victory keeps the Stamford-based district in Democratic hands.
Candidates and platforms
Paris has made affordable housing, education and health care central to his legislative agenda. In a Stamford Patch candidate profile, he described his commitment to building a more equitable future by expanding access to housing and education while treating health care as a right.
According to Democracy Test Kitchen, Paris also supports increasing state funding for child care, early childhood education and mental health services.
Environmental protection and immigrant rights are among his other priorities. Paris has expressed a goal of earning a perfect score from the Connecticut League of Conservation Voters and supports efforts to ensure immigrant residents understand their legal rights and have access to available resources.
District and chamber
District 145 covers parts of Stamford, including the city's West Side and Waterside neighborhoods. Paris has represented the district since 2022 and will return to Hartford for another term in the Connecticut House of Representatives.
Money, polling and endorsements
Campaign finance information compiled from Connecticut State Elections Enforcement Commission filings indicates that Paris raised approximately $4,200 and spent about $360 through Oct. 25, leaving roughly $3,800 in cash on hand.
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