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Joint Judiciary Committee
Joint committee · 41 members
- NameSeatRoomRole
- Jack FazzinoRm 2504Vice chair
- Craig FishbeinRm 4200Ranking member
- Mae FlexerRm 1000Vice chair
- Sujata Gadkar-WilcoxRm 2001Vice chair
- John KisselRm 2503Ranking member
- Matt BlumenthalRm 2202Member
- Marcus BrownRm 4000Member
- Jorge CabreraRm 2800Member
- Pat CallahanRm 4200Member
- Paul CicarellaRm 3402Member
- Mark DeCaprioRm 4200Member
- Hubert DelanyRm 5007Member
- Pat DillonRm 4019Member
- Jason DoucetteRm 2403Member
- Doug DubitskyRm 4200Member
- Josh ElliottRm 4019Member
- Herron GastonRm 2000Member
- Jill GilchrestRm 2002Member
- Bob GodfreyRm 4107Member
- Greg HowardRm 4200Member
- Jonathan JacobsonRm 4018Member
- Dominique JohnsonRm 4006Member
- Maryam KhanRm 5009Member
- Matt LesserRm 2800Member
- Ceci MaherRm 3100Member
- Pat MillerRm 2402Member
- Renee MuirRm 4020Member
- Tom O'DeaRm 4200Member
- Melissa OsborneRm 4022Member
- Cara Pavalock-D'AmatoRm 4200Member
- Michael QuinnRm 2504Member
- M.D. RahmanRm 2100Member
- Kadeem RobertsRm 4005Member
- Dave RutiglianoRm 4200Member
- Rob SampsonRm 3602Member
- Travis SimmsRm 4049Member
- Steve StafstromRm 2502Co-chair
- Donna VeachRm 4200Member
- Toni WalkerRm 2701Member
- Derell WilsonRm 3802Member
- Gary WinfieldRm 2500Co-chair
Official page: https://www.cga.ct.gov/jud
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Sources for this page
- Connecticut General Assembly: https://www.cga.ct.gov/jud — copied October 31, 2026
- Open States people data (CC0); member counts checked against official seat counts: https://github.com/openstates/people — copied October 31, 2026
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