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What changed near you: Connecticut

The Nov 3, 2026 results, the data center projects in Connecticut and where your officials stand. Results are unofficial until Connecticut certifies them.

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New officials after Nov 3

Races for governor, U.S. Senate and U.S. House only. Other statewide offices, such as lieutenant governor, are not included. Each race links to its AP call.

Data center projects in Connecticut

28 tracked projects, cancelled projects excluded. See every site and county · See them on the map

SiteConstruction jobsPermanent
Global Common Fuel-Cell Data Center (Geer Street)approximately 75 to 125

Where the incoming officials stand

Luke Bronin D U.S. Representative-elect, CT-1 · 6 sites
"We should do everything we can to get the benefits of AI – from new and faster cures for disease to less time wasted – without massive lay-offs, letting ourselves be helpless in the face of algorithms that addict our kids to AI-created content that makes it ha..." source

Where your current officials stand

Ned Lamont D Governor · 28 sites

No public statement on data centers found yet.

Richard Blumenthal D U.S. Senator · 28 sites

No public statement on data centers found yet.

Christopher Murphy D U.S. Senator · 28 sites

No public statement on data centers found yet.

James A. Himes D U.S. Representative, CT-4 · 11 sites

No public statement on data centers found yet.

John B. Larson D U.S. Representative, CT-1 · 6 sites

No public statement on data centers found yet.

Joe Courtney D U.S. Representative, CT-2 · 5 sites

No public statement on data centers found yet.

Rosa L. DeLauro D U.S. Representative, CT-3 · 3 sites

No public statement on data centers found yet.

Jahana Hayes D U.S. Representative, CT-5 · 3 sites

No public statement on data centers found yet.

All Connecticut officials