Imagine a Connecticut where you have guaranteed:
We know how to make all of this possible: Tax the ultra-rich to fund families, not billionaires — and elect candidates who will actually fight to make sure Connecticut works for everyone, not just a wealthy few.
Working families are struggling to afford groceries, healthcare, and rent, but billionaires and big corporations are paying less in taxes than we do. Meanwhile, President Trump's "One Big Beautiful Bill" is dramatically reducing funding for our schools, parks, roads and bridges, and our state budget is being squeezed as a result.
The choice really is simple. We can either meet the needs of working families in Connecticut, or we can continue to give tax breaks to the wealthy few. The Working Families Guarantee means finally prioritizing the hardworking people who keep Connecticut running — the nurses who kept us safe throughout the pandemic, the teachers who pay for school supplies out of their own pockets, the bus drivers who take us where we need to go — over a handful of wealthy and well-connected families.
That's why the Connecticut Working Families Party is fighting for a Working Families Guarantee — to make Connecticut a place that guarantees:
We run bold programs to drive up votes for Working Families candidates on the Working Families ballot line. If you want leaders who will fight to win free childcare, affordable housing, and make sure that the ultrawealthy pay their fair share of taxes like we do, join us by voting for your favorite candidate on the Working Families ballot line.
But the fight is bigger than just one election, and we can't win without you. Here are two powerful ways to join the fight:
We can't do this alone. People power is how we win. We need ALL of us to take action to win for working families.
By becoming a dues-paying member of the Connecticut Working Families Party, you invest in the long-term strength of the Working Families Party. Your dues power the organizing, campaigns, and infrastructure that win for working people year after year.