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Coltsville sits alongside the banks of the Connecticut River

The First Congressional District will soon be home to Connecticut's first national historical park: the Coltsville National Historical Park.


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Rep. Larson speaks with engineers while viewing the F135 engine mock-up.

Manufacturing is part of our DNA in Connecticut.


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Rep. Larson speaks with President Marty Marola at Tru-Hitch, Inc.
Yankee Ingenuity and a tradition of manufacturing expertise have - for generations - positioned Connecticut as a leader in defense manufacturing. Thousands of Connecticut residents work on programs associated with protecting our democracy and tens of thousands more are affected by the work that occurs across our state.  Congressman Larson is a champion for Connecticut manufacturing and is focused on working with both sides of the aisle to protect our state’s jobs.

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Congressman Larson speaking

Many homeowners in parts of our state have discovered that their home foundations are crumbling due to a mineral called pyrrhotite in the concrete used to pour their h


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Rep. Larson views the F35 mock-up

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Business man hand drawing a graph

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Graduates throwing mortar boards in the air

It is crucial everyone has access to high-quality education at all levels. As a former teacher, Representative Larson knows the importance of education and is working to ensure every student has ac


The scientific evidence is clear: climate change poses an existential threat. This crisis cannot wait. Rep.


Policies to strengthen families have been a longstanding priority for Rep. Larson. He has always believed that support for families is critical to our communities and economy and knows people shouldn’t be forced to choose between paying their bills and caring for a loved one.