Two Greenwich neighbors. One governor's seat. Two very different tax returns.
Gov. Ned Lamont reported roughly $17 million in 2025 income, mostly from investments, and $64.8 million from 2022 through 2025.
When so many Connecticut households feel squeezed, it's fair to ask which candidate truly understands that pressure.
State Sen. Ryan Fazio reported $50,984 in 2025 after leaving his business analyst job to campaign full time. From 2023 through 2025, he earned $328,904, all of it from work and public service.
Fazio's campaign is built on affordability: lower income taxes, property tax relief and cheaper electric bills. His returns look a lot closer to the families he says he's fighting for.
When so many Connecticut households feel squeezed, it's fair to ask which candidate truly understands that pressure.
Figures reflect income, not net worth, and reporting periods differ.
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Sources: CT Insider and CT Mirror.