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Julie Kushner is just what we need in Hartford
In support of Julie Kushner in the upcoming election.
I am writing to voice my strong support for the re-election of State Senator Julie Kushner. Her decades of dedication to negotiating fair contracts on behalf of workers have made her a fierce and reliable advocate for working families. Her extensive background in labor negotiations has translated seamlessly into her work in the Connecticut State Senate, where she has quickly proven to be one of the most effective lawmakers.
Since her election, Senator Kushner has successfully championed landmark legislation that has significantly improved the lives of countless residents. She was a key figure in the passage of Connecticut’s paid family and medical leave program, which ensures that workers no longer have to choose between caring for a loved one and keeping their jobs. She also spearheaded efforts to raise the state’s minimum wage, ensuring that hard-working people can earn a livable wage to support their families. These are not just legislative victories but real-life changes that have uplifted our communities.
Senator Kushner’s focus on improving working conditions extends to critical sectors like renewable energy, where she has advocated for labor protections in this growing industry. Additionally, she has addressed important local needs, such as improving indoor air quality in schools, which is vital for the health of our children. Furthermore, her work on cancer relief for firefighters exemplifies her deep commitment to protecting the frontline workers who put their lives on the line for us every day.
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Julie Kushner’s effectiveness as a legislator goes beyond her ability to pass laws—she builds consensus, listens to her constituents, and always puts the needs of the community first. Her proven record of fighting for working families, coupled with her passion for service, makes her the best choice to continue representing us in Hartford.
Art Nittolo