Hear Directly From Meredith

An Act Concerning Democracy and Government Accountability

SB397, a bill that created protected areas — such as schools, churches, and hospitals — against ICE raids in our state. Our current 125th district state representative voted “no” on this bill when it was in judiciary committee. This vote doesn’t represent our district’s shared values. I’m running to be your state representative to make sure your voice is heard in Hartford

Common Sense Gun Safety

HB 5043 would ban conversion kits that turn pistols into machine guns — a common-sense step to keep our communities safe. This shouldn’t be political.

Yet our current State Representative for the 125th District voted no in judiciary committee— turning his back on a basic step to protect our communities and keep dangerous weapons off our streets

Access To Life Saving Vaccines

During debate for HB 5044, my opponent spread reckless conspiracy theories to fuel the anti-vaccine agenda and aligned himself with Donald Trump’s healthcare views. We need a representative who will vote with common sense and protecting our kids in mind. There’s no room for measles in Connecticut in 2026. And that’s why I’m running to be your voice in Hartford.

Absentee Voting For All

The house just passed HB 5001, which modernizes how we vote — with secure ballot tracking, simpler absentee voting, and protections against intimidation at the polls.

My opponent voted NO, citing voter fraud.

There were just 10 cases of absentee ballot fraud in the last decade here in Connecticut.

This isn’t about fraud, it never has been. It’s about making sure every eligible voter can participate — safely and easily

Keeping Patients and Doctors Safe

SB 295 is about one thing: keeping patients and doctors safe.

When providers are worried about retaliation or lawsuits just for doing their jobs, access to care disappears. This bill makes sure Connecticut stays a place where people can get the care they need — safely.

My opponent voted no.

We should be protecting doctors and patients, not putting them at risk

Voting against Science

A voting record tells you what a leader values.

This week, we’re looking at my opponent’s record on climate and clean energy:

Voted NO on H.B. 5004, legislation to reduce pollution, create clean energy jobs, and move Connecticut toward net-zero emissions.

Voted NO on H.B. 5340, expanding access to renewable energy and making it easier for homeowners to install rooftop solar.

Voted NO on H.B. 7083, which would have included climate change in Connecticut’s science curriculum.