DemocraticRepublicanParty labels come explicitly from the official February 2026 Secretary of the State roll; every identity is cross-checked against the live official chamber caucus directories retrieved November 5. House: 102 Democratic / 49 Republican. Senate: 25 Democratic / 11 Republican. No vacancy or future successor is inferred. District area does not indicate population or vote share.
Legal authority: Connecticut House plan adopted November 18, 2021 and Senate plan adopted November 23, 2021, distributed as General Assembly-derived polygons by the State GIS Office. Display: Census 2024 1:500,000 shore-clipped cartographic districts. All 187 IDs and interior labels match corresponding adopted-plan polygons; every source cartographic ring and island is retained. This map is not an address-level district determination service. Boundaries and serving-member evidence are documented separately.
This is a dated current-member snapshot. Membership follows the active term identified by the official chamber directory. A candidate list or vote lead does not establish a serving member. This view does not refresh automatically.
Official current House Democratic, House Republican, Senate Democratic and Senate Republican caucus directories checked November 5, 2026 (America/Chicago). All 187 listed identities independently match the Secretary of the State’s February Session 2026 district-and-party roll. The checked date is the retrieval/cross-check date; the roll’s own evidence period remains February 2026.
The Secretary of the State roll is the explicit district/party authority. Current member names and individual official profile URLs follow the matching live caucus directories; formal source names remain in the downloadable evidence. Ordinary first-name forms and initials differ between official sources. No affiliation is inferred from a historical GIS political field.
Connecticut Constitution Article III section 10 begins legislative terms on the Wednesday following the first Monday of January after election. The current 2025–2026 serving roster remains separate from November 2026 winners and the term beginning January 6, 2027.
Current special-election replacements are present in both the official roll and live directories, including Dan Gaiewski in House District 40, Larry Pemberton in House District 139, Amy Romano in House District 113 and Jason Perillo in Senate District 21. Older map annotations naming their predecessors are not used for membership.
Direct retrieval of the CGA hlist/slist pages returned service-unavailable responses. The retained full Secretary of the State roll and four current official caucus directories provide the membership evidence instead; no source HTML or member profile link is manufactured.
The state House legislative plan was adopted November 18, 2021 and the state Senate plan November 23, 2021. The State GIS Office publishes geometry derived from the General Assembly’s adopted plans. Those polygons are requested using district identifier fields only; political/GIS member attributes are not consumed. Congressional geography is separate.
Census 2024 shore-clipped cartographic districts provide the small-scale display. Every one of 187 display district identifiers and interior labels is checked against the corresponding State GIS adopted-plan polygon, with all source rings, coastal islands and holes retained.
These are representation records. No statewide ACS value, district demographic estimate, ZIP statistic or ZCTA finding is inferred from the maps.
Party labels come explicitly from the official February 2026 Secretary of the State roll; every identity is cross-checked against the live official chamber caucus directories retrieved November 5. House: 102 Democratic / 49 Republican. Senate: 25 Democratic / 11 Republican. No vacancy or future successor is inferred.
Legal authority: Connecticut House plan adopted November 18, 2021 and Senate plan adopted November 23, 2021, distributed as General Assembly-derived polygons by the State GIS Office. Display: Census 2024 1:500,000 shore-clipped cartographic districts. All 187 IDs and interior labels match corresponding adopted-plan polygons; every source cartographic ring and island is retained. This map is not an address-level district determination service.
These maps describe representation. The 2024 ACS State Demographics authority remains statewide; no district, ZIP, or ZCTA demographic findings are inferred.