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Listening to our
fellow citizens and responding to their concerns with
common sense solutions to protect individual freedoms and
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John Piscopo
Republican Whip
50 Judson Street, Thomaston 06787
Residence: 860-283-2155
Capitol: 1-800-842-1423
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Education: Thomaston High School; Eastern Connecticut State University: BA in History and Political Science
Occupation: Full-time Legislator
Public Service: Former member of UNICO; volunteer for the Thomaston Opera House
Legislative Service: State House of Representatives 1989, 1991, 1993 (Assistant Minority Leader), 1995 (Assistant Minority Leader), 1997 (Minority Whip), 1999 (Minority Whip), 2001 (Minority Whip),2003(Minority Whip), 2005 (Minority Whip), 2007 (Minority Whip)
Committees:
Environment,
Executive & Legislative Nominations,
Finance
State Representative John E. Piscopo is an established leader within the House Republican caucus and a tireless worker for the towns of Burlington, Harwinton, Litchfield and Thomaston... [Full Biography] (PDF/29kb)
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State Representative John E. Piscopo, R-76th District, center, is joined by Earl Ehrhart, left, chairman of the American Legislative Exchange Council, and Kurt Malmgren, right, of Pharma, ALEC’s private sector chair, after receiving ALEC’s 2005 Legislator of the Year award at ALEC’s annual meeting in August in Grapevine, Texas. Representative Piscopo’s district includes Burlington, Harwinton, Litchfield and Thomaston. Representative Piscopo, who has been an ALEC member for many years, also heads the orgainization’s Natural Resources Task Force.
Representative Piscopo confers with fellow Representatives Hovey and Williams.
Representative Piscopo is sworn in on Opening Day of the Session.
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