Bold Leadership

Return People and Jobs to Connecticut

October 30, 2010

Bold Leadership to Return People and Jobs to CT

Education and Transportation

October 30, 2010

Toni’s position on Education and Transportation

Waking Up from Our Fiscal Nightmare

October 12, 2010

This election may be one of the most significant state elections in a generation.  At stake is the very survival of Connecticut’s private sector jobs, town budgets and our households. While families and businesses have tightened their belts, state government has: spent more than ever; borrowed against the future for current expenses; dangerously under funded [...]

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Opposes MTA Plans To Change Metro-North Ticket Policies

October 5, 2010

Expresses Opposition In Letter To State DOT Commissioner Jeffrey Parker & MTA Chairman Jay Walder State Senator Toni Boucher (R-26), ranking member of the General Assembly’s Transportation Committee, formally expressed her opposition to the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s plans to make changes to Metro North ticket policies that she said would unfairly burden Connecticut commuters. Senator [...]

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Ideas At Work And Beyond 09.30.10 Broadcast

September 30, 2010
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Endorsement: Governor M. Jodi Rell

September 9, 2010

“As Governor of the State of Connecticut, I am encouraging the voters of the 26th Senatorial District to support the re-election campaign of State Senator Toni Boucher.  Time after time Toni has demonstrated the courage to make the tough decisions in these difficult economic times while showing the unwavering dedication to ensure Connecticut is an [...]

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Actions Speak Louder Than Words

September 7, 2010

“What you do speaks so loudly, I cannot hear what you are saying” -Ralph Waldo Emerson. In the world of politics, it would be wise to heed those words. Candidates talk about restoring jobs, yet too many support policies that have created one of the most unfriendly environments for growth in the nation.

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