Early voting starts TOMORROW! From October 19 through November 1, you can vote early at the designated location in your town or city. Find your polling place: myvote.ct.gov We are working hard every day to bring the positive change that Connecticut’s families, businesses, and residents desperately need. Let’s do this together, starting tomorrow.

Just last year, Ned Lamont credited me with bipartisan leadership, calling me reasonable and anything but extreme. Now that our campaign is a threat, he’s changed his tune. Lamont is trying to distract from his own record by lying about mine. I’m running for governor the same way I’ve always served: to bring people together and ensure bipartisan balance in our state.

Correct. Way closer. Quinnipiac polling is notoriously bad and way Dem leaning in its results every year. Lamont is still not above 50% after eight years and over $50mm spent in reputable/real polling.

I'll be live in studio on @SquawkCNBC tomorrow morning at 6:35am to discuss our campaign to bring jobs, investment, and affordability to Connecticut. Set your alarm clock—or DVR—to tune in!

Taxes up. Electric rates up. And Lamont is making things worse. Over eight years, Ned Lamont raised taxes on food and your paycheck, and added fees to your electric bill. We can’t afford four more years of the same. We need balance in Connecticut. As governor, I’ll cut your taxes by $2,500 per year, end every tax and fee in your electric bill, and make our state affordable.

🚨RELEASED AUDIO: Eversource’s CEO Nolan praises Lamont as a “friend” on an investor call. Nolan said that he expects Ned Lamont to give into utilities’ desires after the election and praised him for approving a sweetheart deal to sell their Aquarion Water subsidiary to an un-regulated entity for $2.4 billion. Nolan said that Lamont is a “friend” who admits in private that he doesn’t mean his attacks on Eversource. He also said he expects Lamont to give Eversource a deal that will enable them to make hundreds of millions of dollars on metering installations in his next term. Lamont says one thing around election time and acts the other way in office. He has repeatedly given sweetheart deals to the utilities that you’re paying for. Nolan confirmed that Lamont is their “friend” to investors when he thought no one was listening. It’s time for change. As Senator, I stood up for residents against the utilities while Lamont came to Eversource’s rescue. We need a new governor to cut electric bills and stand up for Connecticut.

🔟 REASONS TO RETIRE LAMONT Reason 3️⃣: Ned Lamont has always put politics above public safety. His administration paroled 44 convicted murderers, putting people who killed innocent victims back on Connecticut’s streets. He signed some of the most anti-police legislation in the nation, creating a recruitment and retention crisis for law enforcement. His policies contributed to years of rising shootings and homicides. Lamont’s agenda makes everybody less safe. On November 3rd, let’s retire Ned Lamont and make our streets safer by giving law enforcement the tools to protect our communities, not by hamstringing them.