Daniel Miressi
Republican candidate for U.S. House in Connecticut
CT-04 Republican nominee?
$35.3K
AUG 18, 2026Primary Election
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$35.3KAUG 18, 2026Candidate Overview
Key details about the candidate’s background, party, office sought and current campaign.
Current rolePolitical candidate
PartyRepublican
Political ideologyConservative Republican
LocationConnecticut
BackgroundPolitical candidate
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EducationTrumbull High School (graduated 2007)
Notable personal detailsDaniel “Dan” Miressi is a Republican candidate for the U.S. House in Connecticut’s 4th Congressional District (CT-04) in the 2025–2026 cycle. He is a Fairfield County resident who has worked in the hospitality industry and has coached youth and high school hockey, including serving as an assistant coach for Trumbull High School varsity ice hockey. He previously ran for Connecticut State Senate in 2022 in the 25th District.
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Political Positions
Economy & Taxes
Supports policies to lower costs for families by expanding domestic energy production, cutting government-supported green projects that raise bills, and holding utilities accountable; has expressed support for continuing the 2017 federal tax cuts.
Healthcare
The candidate's public platform calls for healthcare price transparency so families can plan and afford care but does not state support for broader reforms such as a public option, Medicare for All, or major Medicaid changes.
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Climate & Energy
Supports expanding American energy production including pipelines, LNG, and next-generation nuclear to lower costs and strengthen security; favors holding utilities accountable and opposing taxpayer-funded green projects that do not reduce bills or improve reliability. Emphasizes energy policy measured by its effect on consumer energy prices rather than aggressive emissions regulation.
Latest News
Daniel Miressi is being mentioned in coverage of Connecticut’s congressional primary season, but the summaries provide little direct detail about his own race or actions. The most relevant updates focus on the broader primary contests in the state, including turnout and the move from primaries to the November election. Overall, the available information is sparse and does not clearly show a major new development involving Miressi himself.
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