Michael Jarjura

[1] He is a member of the Legislative Advisory Council of the Family Institute of Connecticut,[2] an organization known for its vocal opposition to same-sex marriage.In 2008, he announced he would hire former Governor John G. Rowland, who had served prison time on a corruption charge, as an economic development advisor.[1] In July 2010, Jarjura challenged his opponent's request for public funding in a complaint with the Connecticut State Election Enforcement Commission.[6] Later in July, Jarjura filed a lawsuit against the State Election Enforcement Commission for approving his primary opponent for public campaign financing.[6] On July 27, Hartford Superior Court Judge James T. Graham denied Jarjura’s request for an injunction against the state and his opponent.
Jarjura at a Medal Ceremony in Waterbury with James H. Maloney , 2002
Jarjura talks with Nancy Johnson and Joe Lieberman , 2006
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