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CONNECTICUT HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES - DISTRICT 61

Rooted in Community.
Focused on the Future

Suffield, East Granby and Windsor Locks deserve a representative who understands where this district has been - and where it needs to go.

Meet James in person, Wed June 17 at the Grill at Copper Hill in East Granby

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WHY JAMES

"I've worked in technology and farmed this land for nearly two decades. I know what this district needs — and I know where it needs to go. Hartford needs both, right now."

PLATFORM

Five Priorities for District 61

Education

Recent funding bills don't fix the broken Education Cost Sharing (ECS) formula or the unfair burden District 61 carries. Real reform means structural change — not annual patches that solve nothing long-term.

Farming

Real policy for Connecticut's working farms — removing barriers for the next generation of farmers, keeping land actively farmed, and directing development pressure away from our open landscape toward areas built to handle it.

Safety & Mobility

Safer roads, better infrastructure, and real transportation solutions — not just for today, but for the commuters and businesses this district will depend on tomorrow

Bradley International Airport is a regional economic engine. District 61 has a seat at that table — and should be using it to attract investment, create jobs, and grow our economic base.

Fueling Economic Opportunity

Property Taxes

Homeowners and farmers in District 61 carry an unfair burden compared to what Hartford returns. That requires long term structural reform – not the same conversation year after year.

ABOUT

James Mol

James Mol is the Democratic candidate for Connecticut House District 61 in the 2026 election, representing Suffield, East Granby, and Windsor Locks. A technology consultant, community leader, and farmer, he has called Connecticut home for 22 years, nearly two decades of them in Suffield. He built his career leading artificial intelligence and data strategy for hospitality companies, and now consults while raising Brabant draft horses on his family's preserved farm in West Suffield.

For six years he has served on the Suffield Board of Education, including its Finance and Facilities Subcommittee. He understands how school budgets work, how decisions get made, and what gets left out when the wrong people are in the room.

James is running because District 61 needs more than experience. It needs someone who understands where technology, AI, and a changing economy are taking us, and can translate that into real policy for schools, farms, and families.

Mol Farm - Preserved Farmland

One of the most visible preserved farms in Suffield, right on a major state road — a daily reminder of what this district is worth protecting.

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Canvassing, phone banking, yard signs, or just spreading the word — every bit of help makes a difference in a district race.

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