He has supported legislation to improve our coastline resiliency and to create a Long Island Blue Plan in order to better prepare for our future. He understands that our local economy and communities rely upon the health of the Connecticut River and the Long Island Sound.
Devin co-founded the bipartisan Clean Energy Caucus to help work on innovative, fiscally responsible solutions to increase our renewable energy portfolio in the future and to assist in creating jobs in emerging green technologies. I appreciate his forward-looking work in this area and the fact that he wants to accomplish things in a bipartisan manner. This is something we certainly could use more of these days.
His environmental record has been recognized by the League of Conservation Voters who named him an Environmental Champion and gave him their endorsement this year. He’s also a member of the National Caucus of Environmental Legislators, a national bipartisan organization that seeks solutions to issues affecting our environment.
I hope you will join me in supporting Devin for re-election this year as our State Representative. He is committed, independent, and will always work to do what’s right for our communities and our environment.
Sincerely,
Suzanne Thompson,
Old Lyme.
Jim Alonso says
Carney had a chance to support women’s access to healthcare, but instead he voted to allow “pregnancy crisis centers” to continue to present inaccurate information to women.
He did this because that was what the Republicans wanted.
We need people who value science, not politics – now more than ever.
If Carney’s “bipartisan” habits include making sure that “pregnancy crisis centers” can continue to lie to women, I’ll pass. The 23rd deserves better.