Melissa Osborne

Melissa Osborne lives in Simsbury, Connecticut.[1] Osborne graduated from Emma Willard School in 1985. Osborne earned a B.S. in political science/economics from Hunter College in 1991 and a J.D. from New York Law School in 1997. Her career experience includes owning The Law Office of Melissa E. Osborne, LLC, and working as an attorney.[2]

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Osborne's website highlighted the following campaign themes:[5]

Create new jobs

Excerpt: "We need to lower the cost of electricity, improve our roads, and upgrade our infrastructure to equip companies to operate across the state."

Make Connecticut's job training work

Excerpt: "To build a more skilled labor force, Melissa will work to expand vocational training and apprenticeship programs."

Keep women's health decisions where they belong -- with women and their doctors

Excerpt: "Melissa believes that under absolutely no circumstance should a rape victim’s right to access emergency contraception be based on anyone else's religious beliefs."

Keep guns out of the hands of the mentally ill and children

Excerpt: "Guns and mental illness don’t mix. That’s why we need to improve early identification, intervention, and support for those who may have mental health problems."