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Martin Looney

Currently holds the office of Connecticut State Senate - District 11 until January 8, 2025.

Candidate for Connecticut State Senate - District 11 in 2024 Connecticut General Election.

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Martin Looney

Connecticut State Senate - District 11

About Martin Looney

Professional Experience
Quinnipiac University School of Law (2015 - Present)
Quinnipiac University, Adjunct Faculty, Political Science Department (2001 - Present)
University of New Haven’s Department of Public Safety and Criminal Justice (1998 - Present)
Connecticut State Senate, Senator - District 11 (1992 - Present)
Connecticut House of Representatives (1980 - 1992)
Attorney
Degrees
JD, University of Connecticut (1985)
Master's, University of Connecticut, English
Bachelor's, Fairfield University, Theology
High School Diploma, Notre Dame High School

Housing

Senator Looney will work to make housing more affordable for Connecticut families, continue protecting a woman's right to choose, and continue to increase funding for public education. Learn more

Election Information

Recent Candidacies
Connecticut State Senate - District 11 in Connecticut General Election
Connecticut State Senate - District 11 in Connecticut General Election
Connecticut State Senate - District 11 in Connecticut Primary Election
Connecticut State Senate - District 11 in Connecticut General Election
Connecticut State Senate - District 11 in Connecticut 2018 General Election

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