State Senator Ceci Maher

State Senator Ceci Maher State Senator Ceci Maher represents Connecticut's 26th State Senate District. I’ve spent nearly all my life in Fairfield County. Let’s work together!

I grew up in Stamford, worked in New Canaan and Darien, volunteered in Westport, and raised my family first in Norwalk and later in Wilton, where I call home. In a lifetime of living in our community, I’ve met people from all walks of life – and I’ve seen that we share so much in common, no matter who we are and what city or town we live in. Our neighbors are fundamentally good and decent. We care

about our families, our towns, and one another. We turn out to help in natural disasters and we show up to support our neighbors in times of need. In 20 years of leading nonprofits, volunteering, and holding local public office, I’ve had the chance to make an impact on some of the most important issues our communities face, from educational opportunity to access to food and housing. It’s been a tough few years for so many of us, from the pandemic to the economy to national politics. But I remain optimistic about our future because I know we can work together and make progress on our community’s most important issues. As State Senator for the 26th District, I will be a strong voice in Hartford with you as my partners.

Today we honor   and the generations of Black Americans who fought for freedom, justice, and civil rights. Their courage...
06/19/2026

Today we honor and the generations of Black Americans who fought for freedom, justice, and civil rights. Their courage continues to inspire us as we work toward a future where opportunity and equality are within reach for everyone. Celebrating it is not optional history. It is a direct answer to those in Washington and across the country trying to whitewash our past, strip honest accounts of slavery from classrooms, and pretend this chapter was smaller or simpler than it was.

Such joy!   Knicks, Alicia Keys and NY City Hall
06/18/2026

Such joy! Knicks, Alicia Keys and NY City Hall

Excited to visit the newly renovated Scoops where many sweet and delicious memories have been made over lots of years in...
06/18/2026

Excited to visit the newly renovated Scoops where many sweet and delicious memories have been made over lots of years in Wilton. Congratulations to the happy new owners!

Fourteen years ago, Hildi Grob took on a role that would shape what the Keeler Tavern Museum & History Center has become...
06/16/2026

Fourteen years ago, Hildi Grob took on a role that would shape what the Keeler Tavern Museum & History Center has become for Ridgefield and our region. Under her visionary leadership, the museum grew into the community jewel it is today. It was a joy to celebrate her last night alongside so many people whose lives she touched through her work.

Congratulations to incoming President Tina Malhotra, and to Hildi, thank you for everything you built.

Happy Flag Day - long may it wave
06/14/2026

Happy Flag Day - long may it wave

06/13/2026
On Women Veterans Day, we honor the women who served our nation with courage and distinction. Thank you for your service...
06/12/2026

On Women Veterans Day, we honor the women who served our nation with courage and distinction. Thank you for your service, sacrifice, and commitment to our country! Senate Democrats were honored to sponsor a bill last legislative session designating June 12 Women Veterans Day.

What a wonderful evening at the Wilton Historical Society’s Annual Meeting! Congratulations to Leland “Lee” Wilson on re...
06/11/2026

What a wonderful evening at the Wilton Historical Society’s Annual Meeting! Congratulations to Leland “Lee” Wilson on receiving the Julian A. Gregory Sr. Award for Historic Preservation. Lee’s decades of dedication to our town’s history, including his role in saving the c.1840 Olmstead Barn, are a true gift to Wilton. Thank you to the Wilton Historical Society for all you do to keep our community’s story alive.

06/08/2026

If a parent can’t return to work after having a child, Connecticut loses, and the child loses access to socialization and early education. The new state budget will direct $320 million into the state’s Early Childhood Education Endowment, building on last year’s $300 million investment. Starting in 2027, families with children in the Early Start program earning up to $100,000 will have access to child care at no cost. For all other families it will be capped at 7% of their income. This is how we grow our state for the future.

06/06/2026

Happy Pride Month, Connecticut. Building a family is one of the most personal decisions you can make, and this year we made sure every couple has equal access to fertility care under their insurance. No exceptions, no barriers. We see you, we fought for you, and we always will. 🏳️‍🌈

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