State Rep. Christie Carpino proudly represents the 32nd district. The residents of Cromwell and Portland re-elected her to a 7th term in November 2022. Carpino has been appointed to continue her service as the House Republican Caucus Chair. She currently serves as the Ranking Member to the Regulation Review committee. Additionally, she serves on the Government Administration & Elections, and Public Health committees.
Christie believes in community service. She's focused on the initiatives that matter most to the people in her district and across Connecticut. She’s advocated for increased employment opportunities and resources for those with disabilities, improving veterans’ services, supporting our first responders, protecting our children, and making Connecticut more affordable. She is also a strong advocate for women’s rights. In 2023, Carpino was appointed to the Governor’s Council on Women and Girls.
Rep. Carpino has been recognized by the following organizations:
Christie holds leadership roles with 2 national non-partisan legislative organizations.
Christie recently completed a 3 year term on the Board of Directors for a local non-profit that provides services to those with disabilities. She currently serves as a member of an institution-wide patient and family advisory committee at the local children’s hospital. She’s also a frequent volunteer with local organizations. In the past, she provided pro bono assistance for low income families in need through the Legal Services School Expulsion Project and served on both the Cromwell Zoning Board of Appeals and the Board of Assessment Appeals.
Christie is a graduate of the University of New Hampshire, magna cum laude, with a Bachelor of Arts degree in English. She also holds a law degree from Northeastern University. She has worked for large and small private corporations where she routinely navigates all aspects of the business world – from litigation and human resources, customer service and community involvement, to regulations and contract law. She currently teaches as an adjunct Professor in a graduate level program.
Christie and her husband have two children in the public school system. When not serving her constituents, Christie enjoys spending time with her family and friends, traveling, and being outside.