Jack Perry built a small business from a pickup truck, created local jobs, and knows what it means to make payroll. He is running to lower the costs that hit home, hold Eversource accountable for high electricity bills, and put our communities ahead of party politics.
Electric bills, taxes, groceries, housing, healthcare, and child care all compete for the same family paycheck. Jack knows that because he has raised a family, built a business, and made payroll here. His first test for every proposal is simple: will it lower costs, improve service, or make government more accountable to the people paying the bill?
I started my first business at 18 with a pickup truck and a plan I wrote in high school. I built it from nothing, hired 50 people, and put their health insurance ahead of buying new equipment. I served on the Southington Town Council for the same reason I'm running now: to fight for the people I live next to.
Your electric bill keeps climbing while Eversource posts record profits. Groceries cost more every week. Hartford hasn't delivered, no matter which party's in charge. I'll be an independent voice for the working class, a senator who answers to his neighbors, not the well-connected.
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PRESS RELEASE
The following is a statement from Jack Perry, candidate for Connecticut State Senate in the 16th District, on the Town of Prospect’s finances and the Council’s move toward an independent audit.
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Governor Lamont,
Working people across Connecticut are sending out a plea for economic relief. War rages on across the globe and gas prices soar here at home, all while both parties in Washington fail to deliver an economy where working-class people can get by.
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SOUTHINGTON, CT — Yesterday, 38 Democratic delegates from across the 16th State Senate district (Cheshire, Prospect, Southington, Waterbury, and Wolcott) endorsed Jack Perry in his campaign to flip the seat.
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For Connecticut families, the unjustly-high cost of energy remains a top priority. Our state needs to take action immediately to actually create a lasting alternative. I will be that change.
Connecticut’s 16th State Senate District includes all or parts of Southington, Cheshire, Wolcott, Prospect, and Waterbury. Across every neighborhood, Jack Perry is running to lower costs, demand accountability, and deliver real results.
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Perry 2026, 1614 Meriden Avenue, Southington, CT 06489