Connor is a Field Organizer at The Connecticut Project where he leads community canvassing, volunteer recruitment, and regional outreach efforts. Before joining The Connecticut Project, Connor worked as a Field Organizer for the 2024 North Carolina Coordinated Campaign, mobilizing low-propensity voters across southeastern North Carolina—both rural and urban—to elect Democratic candidates at the local, statewide, and federal levels. His experience also includes state-level housing and education policy work at the North Carolina General Assembly and candidate research analysis at NWF Strategies.
Why do you do “the work?”
Too many people are left out of the political process. In a diverse democracy, we should strive to include voices that are often forgotten, disaffected, or lack the resources to advocate for themselves.
What are some specific places or things you love in Connecticut?
I grew up in Naugatuck and love the Naugatuck Valley’s natural beauty—its rolling hills, streams, and old industrial feel. Nardelli’s serves some of the best grinders in the state, and Rich Farm in Oxford is my go-to spot for ice cream.