About Paul
What I Stand For
Common Sense
Paul Crisci believes in common-sense governing – not the political machine.
The People
Paul Crisci believes Connecticut residents need a voice at the Capitol.
Equal Representation
When elected will represent the interest and concerns of ALL the residents of District 12 without prejudice, regardless of party affiliation.
Parental Advocacy
Paul Crisci believes his job when elected is to be an advocate for all parents, especially when it comes to decisions about their children’s education.
Fiscal Responsibility
Paul Crisci believes his years of experience in consulting businesses will allow him the ability to hold Hartford fiscally responsible including fighting to lower taxes.
Reduced Taxes
Paul Crisci believes that we can reduce taxes without sacrificing our way of life in Connecticut.
Safety
Paul Crisci believes the only way to address the rising crime rate is to support our first responders and police.
Preservation
When elected, Paul Crisci will spend valuable time working to preserve and improve Connecticut’s environment, without compromising our fiscal responsibilities to the state.
Hey everyone, early voting is officially open in District 12! Make sure you check out the locations near you and get your vote in before Election Day. Let’s make our voices heard and bring common sense back to our district! Don’t forget to vote for Paul Crisci on row 4B to help drive positive change!
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Hey everyone, I’ll be at La Foresta this Friday, October 25th from 6-8 PM for a Meet & Greet. I’d love for you to stop by, say hello, and chat about the issues that matter most to you. Light refreshments will be served, so come enjoy some good conversation and snacks! Looking forward to meeting everyone in Killingworth! See you there!
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As Democrats Claimed Crime Was Down, District 12 State Senate Candidate, Paul Crisci, Stood Firm—Vindicated by Revised FBI Crime Report.
Violent crime in Connecticut higher than initially reported in 2022
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This Tuesday, the League of Women Voters of the East Shore is hosting a Candidates Forum. Please join us at the Guilford Community Center at 7:00pm. Hope to see you all there!LWVES Candidates' Forum
OCTOBER 22 7-8:30 PM GUILFORD COMMUNITY CENTER
Participating Candidates:
• 12th Senate: Christine Cohen (D-incumbent) and Paul Crisci (R);
• 98th House: Moira Rader (D-incumbent) — her challenger, Chris DiNardo (R), has declined our invitation;
• 101st House: John-Michael Parker (D-incumbent) and Lisa Deane (R);
• 102nd House: Robin Comey (D-incumbent) and Ray Ingraham (R).
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Too bad DiNardo is not attending, Rader has some interesting views, I would like to hear his.
Took a break from the campaign and politics to focus on one of life’s most important moments—my beautiful daughter’s wedding. Feeling blessed to celebrate this amazing time surrounded by family and friends. I’m a really proud dad.
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Congratulations! Real men cry when they see their daughter in a bridal gown💕
Congratulations. Beautiful images. Blessings on your family’s special day.
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Thanks to everyone who came out to the Shoreline Chamber - CT’s Candidate Forum on Tuesday. I appreciated the chance to speak directly about key issues facing District 12—rising costs, business challenges, and housing concerns. These conversations are just the start. If you want real solutions for our community, let’s keep talking. Learn more about where I stand and make an informed decision on November 5th. Your vote matters!
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It was a great night to meet the candidates.
It was a full house at Stony Creek Brewery for the District 12 Senate Town Hall! We discussed everything from energy costs to community safety—and it was great hearing directly from you. Missed it? Don’t worry about it, click the link to catch up on what went down! Let’s keep the conversation going.
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It was not a bi-partisan town hall with an independent moderator. It was your event - from start to finish. Why would she want to go to an event that you orchestrated? She’s been at every legitimate candidate forum.
I have to say I believe it is a sign of weakness that a candidate has to disguise his own opinions as newspaper articles. Good ideas stand on their own. It is tough to be noticed as a challenger, but the constant stream of attacks doesn't leave any room for Paul to present in detail his ideas for a better CT. After attending a candidate forum in Guilford I have heard a couple general descriptions of ideas , but they seemed to not even have a remote chance of being adopted by the DEM controlled state legislature. I guess there really isn't any polling at this level of politics , but it just seems like Cohen doesn't want to give Paul any "airtime " by engaging in a conflictual debate. This seems to display a level of confidence on Cohen's part. She is bringing home the money for projects in her district and it is hard to argue against that skill being very important to a State Senator. Incumbents generally win and she really hasn't done anything that can be pointed out as anything more than a difference in opinion over how to achieve shared goals so I'd guess the incumbent will keep this seat in November.
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Don’t wait until Election Day—early voting starts October 21st! Get ahead and cast your vote for a better future. Every vote matters!
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🚨 REMINDER 🚨
The Shoreline Chamber - CT is hosting a Candidate Forum tomorrow, Tuesday, October 15th, at the Guilford Free Library from 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM.
While I’m extremely disappointed that there won’t be a debate this election season between Senator Cohen and myself, I appreciate the opportunity to share our visions for the legislature. It’s critical we address the pressing issues affecting our local businesses and economy.
Unfortunately, constituents of District 12 won’t have the chance to see a debate between their State Senate candidates this year, but I encourage everyone to attend this forum.
Hope to see you there!Don't miss out on the opportunity to listen to each candidate and their vision for the legislature in addressing issues thta affect our business and local economy!
Join us THIS coming Tuesday, October 15th at the Guilford Free Library from 6:00PM - 7:30PM. This will be a moderated forum with no questions from the audience.
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What is she afraid of? The truth?
Really enjoyed the forum last night, questions were centered on housing, utilities and CT competitiveness, felt your answers were spot on with the theme, which I am paraphrasing, "time to take action and stop talking about it". One comment on your opponent with regards to Utility costs, she referenced the Millstone was a 2017 decision, "bi-partisan" aka inferring republican led, which may have been correct however CT has been triple D since 2011 so they could have stopped it if they wanted to.
Why won't Comrade Cohen debate? Is she nervous about getting called out for her hypocrisy and lies?