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DeStefano on the Issues
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Mayor DeStefano is greeted by a well-wisher at the Columbus Day Parade.
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John DeStefano understands that it's time for policy-makers here in Connecticut to put the public interest ahead of private interests: to create and retain jobs, to improve education, to fight traffic congestion and to expand access to affordable, high-quality health care.
That's why as a candidate for governor, DeStefano is committed to a detailed public policy discussion — rather than just campaign platitudes.
Read more about John DeStefano's plans to tackle and solve Connecticut's problems — just as he did as mayor of New Haven — on the issues that face our state in 2006.
Current Position Papers
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Children & Families: Connecticut's Department of Children and Families is intended to be a safety net for neglected and abused children. John DeStefano, Jr. wants to mend its holes.
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Connecticut's Environment: When it comes to environmental leadership in Connecticut, no one boasts a stronger record of accomplishments than John DeStefano.
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Public Safety & Security: John DeStefano understands that the key Homeland Security is Hometown Security — localities are the first line of defense against terrorist attacks and other disasters.
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Creating a Sensible Tax Policy: John DeStefano will fight for a tax system that's pro-economic growth, equitable, and sufficient to fund the investments that will make Connecticut's economy stronger.
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Women's Issues: On issues of importance to women, John DeStefano understands that eliminating barriers to opportunities is essential to a strong, prosperous Connecticut.
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