150TH DISTRICT • GREENWICH

Jonathan Goldstein

Just Greenwich.

Common Sense. Local Control. A Stronger Hometown.

Hartford works for Greenwich.

Not the other way around.

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THE PLATFORM

Bring Back the ABCs

Common sense. Local control. A stronger hometown.

ABOUT JONATHAN

Raised Here. Fighting for Here.

Jonathan grew up in Greenwich, was raised here, and has always been connected here. His parents still live in his childhood home. Greenwich isn't just where he's from — it's who he is. That's why he's stepping up to fight for it, applying his legal and construction expertise to protect and improve the town he loves.

Corporate Attorney

M&A, contracts, negotiations, and General Counsel experience in financial products and services

Construction Professional

Real-world infrastructure and development expertise in construction, construction management and construction law

Greenwich Native

Family rooted in Greenwich since he was 7

CORE PLATFORM

Greenwich Decides. Not Hartford.

State housing mandates and Connecticut's 8-30g laws and are eroding the local decision-making authority Greenwich depends on. Jonathan will fight to keep control where it belongs — with the people who live here.

Jonathan Opposes

  • Forced overdevelopment mandates
  • Weakening of local zoning authority
  • One-size-fits-all housing policies
  • State interference in neighborhood planning
  • Turning Greenwich into a high-rise city

Greenwich Residents Deserve a Voice In

  • Development density limits
  • Traffic and infrastructure impacts
  • School capacity and enrollment
  • Neighborhood preservation
  • Infrastructure planning and funding
FISCAL FAIRNESS

Greenwich Sends the Money. Hartford Keeps It.

Greenwich taxpayers send hundreds of millions to Hartford every year — and get back far less than their fair share. School construction reimbursement rates for Greenwich are far lower than they should be. Jonathan will fight to change that. Greenwich deserves a representative who demands our money back and holds Hartford accountable for every dollar. It is time Greenwich is treated fairly.

🏫 School Construction Reimbursement

Greenwich's reimbursement rate is far too low. Jonathan will fight to increase what Hartford returns to our schools and our community.

💰 Fair Return on Our Tax Dollars

Greenwich contributes enormously to the state budget. It's time Hartford returned a fair share to the people who fund it.

📣 A Voice That Demands Accountability

Jonathan will go to Hartford and fight — not just ask — for Greenwich to get what it's owed.

FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY

Stop Pricing Out Greenwich Families.

Connecticut has some of the highest energy costs, property taxes, and utility bills in the nation. It's time to make Connecticut open for business — and keep Greenwich families in their homes for the next generation.

⚡ Lower Energy Bills

Fight the Public Benefits Charge and sky-high electricity rates hitting families every month.

🏠 Property Tax Relief

Stop relentless tax increases pricing out long-time Greenwich families.

📋 Cut Overregulation

Remove excessive state mandates burdening small businesses and slowing growth.

💼 Fiscal Discipline

Real accountability in Hartford. Smarter spending. Prioritized investment.

QUALITY OF LIFE

Greenwich Deserves:

Clean Air and Quiet Streets.

For too long, Greenwich residents near I-95 have endured highway noise, deteriorating air quality, and a measurable decline in quality of life. This is a public health crisis — and Jonathan will act, not study.

01

Noise Barrier Expansion

Advocate for new and extended sound barriers along I-95 corridors.

02

Take Action and revise "studies" when needed

Time to implement action plans. No more studies without results.

03

Landscaping & Buffering

Support vegetative buffering and natural noise mitigation along highway corridors.

04

Protect Long Island Sound

Greenwich is a coastal town — protecting Long Island Sound is protecting Greenwich. Stronger oversight of sewage discharge, stormwater runoff, and coastal pollution. Fund sewer and drainage upgrades across Fairfield County and the CT Coastline.

INFRASTRUCTURE

Development Must Follow Infrastructure. Not Politics.

Jonathan's background in construction, real estate, and law gives him firsthand knowledge of what happens when development races ahead of infrastructure — traffic gridlock, chronic flooding, and costly overruns. Greenwich residents pay the price.

Traffic-Conscious Planning

Require rigorous traffic impact studies before approving new development affecting Greenwich corridors.

Drainage & Flood Mitigation

Fund targeted stormwater improvements to address chronic flooding in vulnerable neighborhoods.

Infrastructure Before Density

No new density expansion until roads, schools, and utilities can support it.

Contractor Accountability

Transparency in state-funded projects. Real accountability for cost overruns. Hire in-state contractors.

Join the Fight for Greenwich.

He Is Just Greenwich.

Greenwich deserves a State Representative who will show up, speak up, and fight back — for our neighborhoods, our families, and our quality of life.

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Paid for by Elect Jonathan Goldstein 2026 — Lorraine Herger, Treasurer. Approved by Jonathan Goldstein.

VOTE IN NOVEMBER

How to Vote in Greenwich

Make your plan now to ensure your vote is counted on November 3rd. You can vote on Election Day, vote early including weekends, or request a no-excuse absentee ballot.

🗳️ Vote on Election Day

Tuesday, November 3 • 6am–8pm
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Note: Your early voting location may differ from your Election Day polling place.

📅 Early Voting

October 19 – November 1 (includes weekends)
Hours: 10am–6pm daily; extended hours 8am–8pm on Tue Oct 27 & Thu Oct 29.
Early voting location: Town Hall, 101 Field Point Rd., Greenwich, CT 06830

📬 Absentee Ballot

New in 2026: Any eligible CT voter may vote by no-excuse absentee ballot.
Online applications open September 19. Ballots mailed starting October 2.
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Still have questions? Contact us at jg@goldsteinforct.com