Jen Tooker, the current first selectwoman of Westport, has announced her campaign to run for governor of Connecticut. She is focusing on fiscal responsibility, economic growth, and government accountability in her platform. Tooker believes that Connecticut families and businesses have been burdened for too long by high taxes and a lack of government accountability. She aims to restore fiscal discipline, create a thriving economy, and make Connecticut a place where families can afford to live, work, and retire.
Tooker’s campaign highlights her successful leadership in economic development, public safety, and education in Westport. She faces potential competition from New Britain Mayor Erin Stewart, who has also expressed interest in running for statewide office. The gubernatorial election is scheduled to take place on Nov. 3, 2026. Tooker’s announcement has already sparked interest and discussion as the campaign season begins to unfold in Connecticut.
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