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Mike DiGiovancarlo is running for the re-election to the 74th district  State Rep. seat in Connecticut - proudly representing Waterbury.

Michael DiGiovancarlo

State Representative

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Vote for Mike DiGiovancarlo

On Tuesday, November 5th

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DiGi - Waterbury State Rep
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"As a police officer, state representative, and a member of the Board of Aldermen, I am fully committed to moving Waterbury forward. I have never lost faith in this City and the residents that live here. We are in this together. It is an honor and privilege to serve as your State Representative." 

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As our State Representative, Mike has been working hard for Waterbury:

STATE FINANCES:

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  • Passed the two largest comprehensive tax cuts in state history
  • substantially reduced state debt to ease the financial burden on our homeowners, seniors, and working families
  • Supporting our seniors by expanding tax exemptions on retirement income and Social Security
  • Championed tax exemptions for disabled veterans



STANDING UP FOR OUR COMMUNITY:

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  • Passed Tougher laws for repeat juvenile offenders
  • Stronger sentencing for gun crimes
  • Passed legislation to deal with catalytic converter thefts
  • Capped car taxes for Waterbury residents and businesses at 32.4 mills
  • Increased the Earned Income Tax Credit to 40%, providing tax relief for Waterbury families

WINS FOR WATERBURY:

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  • Championed a $190 million investment in public education for Waterbury schools
  • $17.1 million to clean up brownfield sites and bring them back on the tax rolls
  • $7.2 million for Brass City Residences to transform a blighted area into a new neighborhood with affordable housing opportunities
  • $7 million for the Downtown Redevelopment Project
  • $30 million to expand the nursing program at the UConn Waterbury campus, creating good paying jobs and improving quality of care for patients at local hospitals
  • $1.4 million for the Mattatuck Museum