Angie Parkinson
State House, District 10 · Democratic · Connecticut
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Where they stand
Housing: Parkinson supports just-cause eviction protections, limits on excessive rent increases, tenant unions, and giving renters the first opportunity to purchase their homes.
Housing: She supports expanding housing options, increasing subsidies, and addressing zoning barriers that raise housing costs.
Homeownership: She supports investments in home repair and improvement programs, prioritizing veterans for housing, and empowering municipalities to expand homeownership access and affordability.
Where Angie stands on the questions on which we score all candidates
Rights and Social Policy · Likely supports: Connecticut should protect access to abortion in state law.
Rights and Social Policy · Supports: Connecticut should expand state legal protections for LGBTQ+ people.
Rights and Social Policy · Likely supports: Connecticut should limit state and local agency participation in federal civil immigration enforcement.
Public Safety and Justice · Likely supports: Connecticut should ensure public-safety agencies have adequate state support, resources, and technology.
Public Safety and Justice · Supports: Connecticut should expand legal protections for police officers.
Public Safety and Justice · Likely supports: Connecticut should expand diversion programs as alternatives to incarceration for eligible offenses.
Environment and Energy · Likely supports: Connecticut should expand state-funded energy efficiency and home weatherization programs.
Environment and Energy · Supports: Connecticut should use state policy and utility regulation to lower utility bills for ratepayers.
Environment and Energy · Likely supports: Connecticut should require electric utilities to source more power from clean energy over time.
Environment and Energy · Likely supports: Connecticut should strengthen statewide environmental protections.
Taxes and Budget · Likely opposes: Connecticut should use available state revenues to reduce broad-based taxes.
Taxes and Budget · Supports: Connecticut should maintain or expand tax relief targeted to working families.
Taxes and Budget · Opposes: Connecticut should not raise state taxes.
Taxes and Budget · Likely supports: Connecticut should expand state support for municipal aid.
Taxes and Budget · Supports: Connecticut should establish a refundable child tax credit.
Taxes and Budget · Opposes: Connecticut should strengthen state fiscal guardrails that limit spending growth.
Economy and Infrastructure · Supports: Connecticut should strengthen collective bargaining protections for workers covered by state law.
Economy and Infrastructure · Likely supports: Connecticut should expand eligibility for paid family and medical leave benefits.
Economy and Infrastructure · Likely supports: Connecticut should attract more business investment and economic development.
Housing and Community · Supports: Connecticut should expand state support for affordable housing development.
Housing and Community · Likely opposes: Connecticut should preserve local control over land-use and zoning decisions.
Elections and Government · Supports: Connecticut should allow any registered voter to vote by absentee ballot for any reason.
Elections and Government · Likely supports: Connecticut should strengthen state ethics and anti-corruption safeguards for public officials.
Elections and Government · Supports: Connecticut should make election administration fair and free from interference.
Education · Supports: Connecticut should increase state support for public schools.
Education · Supports: Connecticut should increase state support for special education.
Education · Supports: Connecticut should provide universal free school meals to K-12 public school students.
Education · Supports: Connecticut should strengthen state support for job training, apprenticeships, and career and technical education.
Education · Supports: Connecticut should expand state support for child care and early childhood education.
Health and Human Services · Likely supports: Connecticut should use state funds to maintain important public benefits when federal support is reduced.
In the news
Harris concedes to Parkinson in Democratic primary in CT's open 10th House District seat (newstimes.com, Sep 4, 2026)
Open CT House seat, Eversource’s doubled earnings: CT politics news (ctmirror.org, Feb 13, 2026)