Toni Lombardi
State House, District 118 · Democratic · Connecticut
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Where they stand
Childcare and Pre-K: Lombardi supports making childcare and pre-kindergarten affordable and accessible to every family, with a goal of universal access.
Public Education: Lombardi supports fully funding public schools, including special education, expanding universal school meals, and opposing privatization or charter-school expansion at the expense of neighborhood public schools.
Education Workers: Lombardi supports defending collective bargaining and improving pay, benefits, staffing, and respect for education workers.
Where Toni stands on the questions on which we score all candidates
Public Safety and Justice · Supports: Connecticut should strengthen traffic safety measures to reduce roadway deaths and injuries.
Environment and Energy · Supports: Connecticut should prioritize climate resilience funding for communities facing higher flood, heat, and pollution risks.
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 protect and preserve historic resources and open space.
Environment and Energy · Supports: Connecticut should strengthen statewide environmental protections.
Environment and Energy · Supports: Connecticut should increase state investment in clean water infrastructure.
Taxes and Budget · Supports: Connecticut should maintain or expand tax relief targeted to working families.
Taxes and Budget · Supports: Connecticut should expand state support for municipal aid.
Taxes and Budget · Supports: Connecticut should establish a refundable child tax credit.
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 · Supports: Connecticut should increase state investment in public transportation.
Economy and Infrastructure · Supports: Connecticut should increase state support for small businesses.
Elections and Government · Supports: Connecticut should strengthen public access to government records and meetings.
Elections and Government · 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.
Elections and Government · Supports: Connecticut should expand public participation in legislative hearings and major legislative decisions.
Education · Supports: Connecticut should increase state support for public schools.
Education · Supports: Connecticut should expand state support for college access programs.
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 increase state support for accessibility and equity for people with disabilities.
Health and Human Services · Supports: Connecticut should increase state support for mental health services.
Health and Human Services · Supports: Connecticut should take action to reduce healthcare costs.
Health and Human Services · Supports: Connecticut should expand access to health coverage.
In the news
CT Patch Candidate Profile: Toni Lombardi For State Representative In 118th District (patch.com, Oct 15, 2026)
Toni Lombardi wins Democratic primary for 118th CT House District, unofficial numbers show (ctpost.com, Aug 12, 2026)
Toni Lombardi wins Democratic primary for 118th CT House District, unofficial numbers show (ctinsider.com, Aug 12, 2026)