THE FAIR COURT PROJECT

Connecticut higher-court appointment records

Update: The follow-up closes the Ecker 2018 and Suarez 2020 committee-record gaps and distinguishes newly recovered recusal explanations. Read the later findings. Earlier gap statements below describe the preceding research stage.

Scope and conclusions

Nineteen confirmation episodes for twelve current Supreme and Appellate Court members now have source-linked votes from both legislative chambers. Seventeen episodes also have individually reconciled Judiciary Committee rollcalls. The records cover the latest confirmation or reappointment for each of the twelve judges and seven additional original-elevation episodes. Earlier interim steps, intermediate renewals, every testimony submission, and final commission documents are not uniformly complete.

These records establish formal political acts: nominations considered, recommendations moved, votes cast, abstentions recorded, and resolutions adopted. They do not establish a financial exchange, private influence over a case, or an appointment intervention by SGB, the Rosenwalds, or Soros. An affirmative confirmation vote is not a finding of a personal relationship. A committee position or party affiliation is not substituted for an actual vote.

The most consequential distinctions concern abstentions and dates. Steven Stafstrom abstained on Ingrid Moll’s original 2018 Appellate nomination, but voted yes on her 2026 reappointment. Matt Blumenthal and Craig Fishbein abstained on Moll in 2026, and both were absent/not voting on that resolution in the House. The 2026 committee sheet does not establish why they abstained. 123

Hope Seeley’s confirmation date is resolved by the original chamber records: both houses adopted SJ59 on April 29, 2022. A later swearing-in date should not replace that legislative date. Steven Ecker’s and Moll’s 2026 reappointments likewise progressed beyond committee: Senate adoption occurred March 26 and House adoption April 8, for terms beginning May 3. 4567

Latest confirmation or reappointment

Tallies are yea–nay. “Abst.” means an express committee abstention; “abs.” means absent/not voting as counted on the sheet. A vacancy is not an absent legislator. Committee and floor membership reflect the date of each record, not today’s roster.

Judge and episode Judiciary Committee House Senate Term begins
Raheem L. Mullins: Chief Justice elevation, 2025 HJ00029 2025-01-22: 38–1; 0 abst.; 1 abs. 8 2025-01-28: 131–13; 6 abs. 9 2025-01-28: 31–3; 1 abs. 10 2025-01-28 11
Andrew J. McDonald: Supreme reappointment, 2021 HJ00003 2021-01-11: 32–5; 2 abst.; 1 abs. 12 2021-01-14: 104–37; 10 abs. 13 2021-01-15: 26–6; 3 abs. 14 2021-01-23 15
Gregory T. D’Auria: Supreme reappointment, 2025 SJ00026 2025-01-24: 38–0; 0 abst.; 3 abs. 16 2025-01-28: 138–5; 7 abs. 17 2025-01-28: 29–5; 1 abs. 18 2025-03-08 19
Steven D. Ecker: Supreme reappointment, 2026 SJ00020 2026-02-20: 37–0; 1 abst.; 3 abs. 20 2026-04-08: 137–4; 10 abs. 21 2026-03-26: 24–8; 4 abs. 22 2026-05-03 23
Ingrid L. Moll: Appellate reappointment, 2026 SJ00021 2026-02-20: 36–0; 2 abst.; 3 abs. 24 2026-04-08: 140–0; 11 abs. 25 2026-03-26: 33–0; 3 abs. 26 2026-05-03 27
Robert W. Clark: Appellate elevation, 2021 HJ00062 2021-02-24: 34–1; 0 abst.; 5 abs. 28 2021-03-16: 146–0; 3 abs. 29 2021-03-23: 32–1; 3 abs. 30 2021-03-23 31
Bethany J. Alvord: Appellate reappointment, 2025 SJ00032 2025-01-24: 37–0; 1 abst.; 3 abs. 32 2025-01-28: 137–1; 12 abs. 33 2025-01-28: 34–0; 1 abs. 34 2025-04-22 35
Nina F. Elgo: Appellate reappointment, 2025 SJ00030 2025-01-24: 37–0; 1 abst.; 3 abs. 36 2025-01-28: 137–1; 12 abs. 37 2025-01-28: 34–0; 1 abs. 38 2025-05-25 39
José A. Suarez: Appellate final confirmation after interim service, 2020 HJ00207 Not recovered 2020-09-30: 143–0; 8 abs. 40 2020-10-01: 35–0; 1 abs. 41 2020-10-01 42
Hope C. Seeley: Appellate elevation, 2022 SJ00059 2022-04-25: 39–0; 0 abst.; 0 abs. 43 2022-04-29: 147–0; 4 abs. 44 2022-04-29: 35–0; 1 abs. 45 2022-04-29 46
Dawne G. Westbrook: Appellate final confirmation after interim service, 2024 HJ00017 2024-02-13: 35–0; 0 abst.; 2 abs. 47 2024-02-14: 144–0; 7 abs. 48 2024-02-14: 35–0; 1 abs. 49 2024-02-14 50
Nora R. Dannehy: Supreme elevation, 2023 SJ00101 2023-09-20: 30–4; 0 abst.; 3 abs. 51 2023-09-26: 120–18; 13 abs. 52 2023-09-26: 31–2; 3 abs. 53 2023-09-26 54

The term-start column follows the resolution text read together with the adoption history. It is not the governor’s nomination date, an interim-service start date, or proof that a separate commission instrument has been recovered. For reappointments, the legislative vote can precede the new eight-year term by several months.

Votes that should not be collapsed into general political support

Mullins’s 2025 chief-justice committee recommendation passed 38–1, with one member absent. Rob Sampson was the committee’s opposing vote. The Senate opposition came from Sampson, Jeff Gordon, and Heather Somers; the House tally was 131–13. Those are separate acts by separate voting bodies. 555657

D’Auria’s 2025 reappointment received 38 committee yeas and no nays, but the Senate divided 29–5 and the House 138–5. Sampson voted yes in committee and no on the Senate floor. The other Senate nays were Eric Berthel, Jeff Gordon, Heather Somers, and Ryan Fazio. This difference demonstrates why a committee vote cannot be projected onto the floor. 585960

Ecker’s 2026 committee sheet records Fishbein’s abstention. The Senate subsequently divided 24–8 and the House 137–4. Moll’s 2026 committee sheet records two abstentions—Fishbein and Matt Blumenthal—followed by affirmative floor majorities with no nays. Stafstrom voted yes on both 2026 committee recommendations. The records do not support treating an abstention as either an opposing vote or a private endorsement. 61626364

McDonald’s 2021 committee reappointment vote was 32–5, with Dubitsky and Sampson abstaining and Currey absent. The Senate transcript separately records Sampson’s express Rule 15 recusal. The Senate rollcall’s 26 yeas, six nays and three absence markers therefore should not be misread as including a Sampson nay. The House vote was 104–37. 65666768

Clark’s 2021 committee opponent and Senate-floor opponent were not the same person. Sampson cast the committee nay; Catherine Osten cast the sole Senate nay. The House was unanimous among those voting. 697071

Jonathan Fazzino abstained on both Alvord’s and Elgo’s 2025 committee reappointments. The House sheets later mark him absent/not voting on those resolutions. Minnie Gonzalez cast the sole House nay on each; both Senate votes were unanimous among voting members. No reason for Fazzino’s abstentions is established by the tally sheets alone. 72737475

Dannehy’s 2023 committee recommendation passed 30–4. The committee nays were Pat Callahan, Robyn Porter, Rob Sampson, and Travis Simms. John Kissel moved the favorable recommendation and Stafstrom seconded it. The later floor votes were Senate 31–2 and House 120–18. These recorded votes are more specific than the public endorsements accompanying the nomination announcement. 767778

Suarez’s final Appellate confirmation proceeded through September 2020 special-session HJ207: House adoption on September 30 and Senate adoption on October 1. The Senate journal records Winfield moving adoption and placement on the consent calendar. This was final legislative action after earlier interim service, not the original July nomination announcement. The bill page does not supply the earlier committee rollcall. 798081

Original elevations distinguished from later votes

Judge and original higher-court episode Judiciary Committee House Senate
Raheem L. Mullins, 2018 HJ00020 2018-02-27: 40–0; 1 abst.; 0 abs. 82 2018-04-10: 138–1; 11 abs. 83 2018-04-18: 35–0; 1 abs. 84
Andrew J. McDonald, 2013 SJ00014 2013-01-14: 40–2; 0 abst.; 3 abs. 85 2013-01-23: 125–20; 6 abs. 86 2013-01-23: 30–3; 3 abs. 87
Gregory T. D’Auria, 2017 SJ00041 2017-02-17: 36–0; 0 abst.; 5 abs. 88 2017-03-08: 145–0; 4 abs. 89 2017-03-08: 34–0; 2 abs. 90
Steven D. Ecker, 2018 HJ00158 Not recovered 2018-04-30: 147–0; 3 abs. 91 2018-05-03: 36–0; 0 abs. 92
Ingrid L. Moll, 2018 SJ00058 2018-04-23: 40–0; 1 abst.; 0 abs. 93 2018-05-03: 139–3; 8 abs. 94 2018-05-01: 36–0; 0 abs. 95
Bethany J. Alvord, 2009 SJ00073 2009-04-06: 32–0; 0 abst.; 12 abs. 96 2009-04-22: 137–0; 14 abs. 97 2009-04-14: 36–0; 0 abs. 98
Nina F. Elgo, 2017 HJ00117 2017-05-22: 38–0; 0 abst.; 3 abs. 99 2017-05-24: 135–12; 4 abs. 100 2017-05-25: 36–0; 0 abs. 101

Moll’s corrected 2018 committee sheet records 40 yeas, no nays and Stafstrom’s abstention. William Tong moved the favorable recommendation and Paul Doyle seconded it. Stafstrom was absent/not voting when the House adopted the resolution May 3. These facts must remain separate from Stafstrom’s affirmative 2026 reappointment votes. Neither the tally mark nor his general professional affiliations supplies the reason for the 2018 abstention. 102103

Mullins’s original Supreme confirmation in 2018 likewise has a material abstention: Tom O’Dea abstained in committee, where 40 members voted yes. The later House vote was 138–1, and the Senate 35–0. These records concern his associate-justice confirmation, not the 2025 chief-justice elevation. 104105106

The historical record also captures actual committee service by a later justice: the 2009 Alvord tally lists then-Senator Andrew McDonald as a yea. This is a documented legislative vote on Alvord’s nomination, not an inference from his later Supreme Court position. 107

Evidence limits and remaining records

The original 2018 Ecker committee tally and Suarez’s earlier committee/interim chain remain unrecovered. Both have verified final floor votes; those floor records do not fill the committee gap. The full appointment history is broader than the nineteen episodes here—for example, Alvord’s intermediate 2017 renewal and all judges’ initial Superior Court appointments are separate events.

Reasons for Moll’s 2018 and Mullins’s 2018 committee abstentions require the pertinent hearing or committee minutes. The same caution applies to the newer abstentions. A recusal should be stated only when an official record says so; it should not be inferred merely because an abstention appears next to a lawyer-legislator’s name.

Individual vote entries retain the names and offices printed on each dated rollcall. Earlier legislators have not been relabeled as current members. Duplicate HTML/PDF versions are not counted as separate votes, and blank or expressly vacant seats are excluded. All included individual matrices reconcile to the source’s printed totals; for three tightly spaced 2018 House sheets, the official HTML tables supply names lost in PDF text extraction. The source files, not a reconstructed modern roster, control.

No reviewed vote establishes purchased appointments or case-specific favoritism. The records support transparent questions about recorded public acts; they do not justify allegations about undisclosed motives, private relationships, or financial influence without additional evidence.

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  3. Connecticut General Assembly. 2026 SJ00021: Ingrid L. Moll — House rollcall. 2026-04-08.

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  1. Connecticut General Assembly. 2018 SJ00058: Ingrid L. Moll — Judiciary Committee rollcall. 2018-04-23.↩︎

  2. Connecticut General Assembly. 2026 SJ00021: Ingrid L. Moll — Judiciary Committee rollcall. 2026-02-20.↩︎

  3. Connecticut General Assembly. 2026 SJ00021: Ingrid L. Moll — House rollcall. 2026-04-08.↩︎

  4. Connecticut General Assembly. 2022 SJ00059: Hope C. Seeley — Senate rollcall. 2022-04-29.↩︎

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  7. Connecticut General Assembly. 2026 SJ00021: Ingrid L. Moll — confirmation resolution text. Session-specific official record; retrieved September 14, 2026.↩︎

  8. Connecticut General Assembly. 2025 HJ00029: Raheem L. Mullins — Judiciary Committee rollcall. 2025-01-22.↩︎

  9. Connecticut General Assembly. 2025 HJ00029: Raheem L. Mullins — House rollcall. 2025-01-28.↩︎

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  20. Connecticut General Assembly. 2026 SJ00020: Steven D. Ecker — Judiciary Committee rollcall. 2026-02-20.↩︎

  21. Connecticut General Assembly. 2026 SJ00020: Steven D. Ecker — House rollcall. 2026-04-08.↩︎

  22. Connecticut General Assembly. 2026 SJ00020: Steven D. Ecker — Senate rollcall. 2026-03-26.↩︎

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  24. Connecticut General Assembly. 2026 SJ00021: Ingrid L. Moll — Judiciary Committee rollcall. 2026-02-20.↩︎

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  48. Connecticut General Assembly. 2024 HJ00017: Dawne G. Westbrook — House rollcall. 2024-02-14.↩︎

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  51. Connecticut General Assembly. 2023 SJ00101: Nora R. Dannehy — Judiciary Committee rollcall. 2023-09-20.↩︎

  52. Connecticut General Assembly. 2023 SJ00101: Nora R. Dannehy — House rollcall. 2023-09-26.↩︎

  53. Connecticut General Assembly. 2023 SJ00101: Nora R. Dannehy — Senate rollcall. 2023-09-26.↩︎

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  55. Connecticut General Assembly. 2025 HJ00029: Raheem L. Mullins — Judiciary Committee rollcall. 2025-01-22.↩︎

  56. Connecticut General Assembly. 2025 HJ00029: Raheem L. Mullins — Senate rollcall. 2025-01-28.↩︎

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  58. Connecticut General Assembly. 2025 SJ00026: Gregory T. D’Auria — Judiciary Committee rollcall. 2025-01-24.↩︎

  59. Connecticut General Assembly. 2025 SJ00026: Gregory T. D’Auria — Senate rollcall. 2025-01-28.↩︎

  60. Connecticut General Assembly. 2025 SJ00026: Gregory T. D’Auria — House rollcall. 2025-01-28.↩︎

  61. Connecticut General Assembly. 2026 SJ00020: Steven D. Ecker — Judiciary Committee rollcall. 2026-02-20.↩︎

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  65. Connecticut General Assembly. 2021 HJ00003: Andrew J. McDonald — Judiciary Committee rollcall. 2021-01-11.↩︎

  66. Connecticut General Assembly. Senate transcript: McDonald reappointment and Sampson recusal. 2021-01-15.↩︎

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  71. Connecticut General Assembly. 2021 HJ00062: Robert W. Clark — House rollcall. 2021-03-16.↩︎

  72. Connecticut General Assembly. 2025 SJ00032: Bethany J. Alvord — Judiciary Committee rollcall. 2025-01-24.↩︎

  73. Connecticut General Assembly. 2025 SJ00030: Nina F. Elgo — Judiciary Committee rollcall. 2025-01-24.↩︎

  74. Connecticut General Assembly. 2025 SJ00032: Bethany J. Alvord — House rollcall. 2025-01-28.↩︎

  75. Connecticut General Assembly. 2025 SJ00030: Nina F. Elgo — House rollcall. 2025-01-28.↩︎

  76. Connecticut General Assembly. 2023 SJ00101: Nora R. Dannehy — Judiciary Committee rollcall. 2023-09-20.↩︎

  77. Connecticut General Assembly. 2023 SJ00101: Nora R. Dannehy — Senate rollcall. 2023-09-26.↩︎

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  79. Connecticut General Assembly. 2020 HJ00207: José A. Suarez — House rollcall. 2020-09-30.↩︎

  80. Connecticut General Assembly. 2020 HJ00207: José A. Suarez — Senate rollcall. 2020-10-01.↩︎

  81. Connecticut General Assembly. Senate September Special Session journal: Suarez HJ207 on consent calendar. 2020-10-01.↩︎

  82. Connecticut General Assembly. 2018 HJ00020: Raheem L. Mullins — Judiciary Committee rollcall. 2018-02-27.↩︎

  83. Connecticut General Assembly. 2018 HJ00020: Raheem L. Mullins — House rollcall. 2018-04-10.↩︎

  84. Connecticut General Assembly. 2018 HJ00020: Raheem L. Mullins — Senate rollcall. 2018-04-18.↩︎

  85. Connecticut General Assembly. 2013 SJ00014: Andrew J. McDonald — Judiciary Committee rollcall. 2013-01-14.↩︎

  86. Connecticut General Assembly. 2013 SJ00014: Andrew J. McDonald — House rollcall. 2013-01-23.↩︎

  87. Connecticut General Assembly. 2013 SJ00014: Andrew J. McDonald — Senate rollcall. 2013-01-23.↩︎

  88. Connecticut General Assembly. 2017 SJ00041: Gregory T. D’Auria — Judiciary Committee rollcall. 2017-02-17.↩︎

  89. Connecticut General Assembly. 2017 SJ00041: Gregory T. D’Auria — House rollcall. 2017-03-08.↩︎

  90. Connecticut General Assembly. 2017 SJ00041: Gregory T. D’Auria — Senate rollcall. 2017-03-08.↩︎

  91. Connecticut General Assembly. 2018 HJ00158: Steven D. Ecker — House rollcall. 2018-04-30.↩︎

  92. Connecticut General Assembly. 2018 HJ00158: Steven D. Ecker — Senate rollcall. 2018-05-03.↩︎

  93. Connecticut General Assembly. 2018 SJ00058: Ingrid L. Moll — Judiciary Committee rollcall. 2018-04-23.↩︎

  94. Connecticut General Assembly. 2018 SJ00058: Ingrid L. Moll — House rollcall. 2018-05-03.↩︎

  95. Connecticut General Assembly. 2018 SJ00058: Ingrid L. Moll — Senate rollcall. 2018-05-01.↩︎

  96. Connecticut General Assembly. 2009 SJ00073: Bethany J. Alvord — Judiciary Committee rollcall. 2009-04-06.↩︎

  97. Connecticut General Assembly. 2009 SJ00073: Bethany J. Alvord — House rollcall. 2009-04-22.↩︎

  98. Connecticut General Assembly. 2009 SJ00073: Bethany J. Alvord — Senate rollcall. 2009-04-14.↩︎

  99. Connecticut General Assembly. 2017 HJ00117: Nina F. Elgo — Judiciary Committee rollcall. 2017-05-22.↩︎

  100. Connecticut General Assembly. 2017 HJ00117: Nina F. Elgo — House rollcall. 2017-05-24.↩︎

  101. Connecticut General Assembly. 2017 HJ00117: Nina F. Elgo — Senate rollcall. 2017-05-25.↩︎

  102. Connecticut General Assembly. 2018 SJ00058: Ingrid L. Moll — Judiciary Committee rollcall. 2018-04-23.↩︎

  103. Connecticut General Assembly. 2018 SJ00058: Ingrid L. Moll — House rollcall. 2018-05-03.↩︎

  104. Connecticut General Assembly. 2018 HJ00020: Raheem L. Mullins — Judiciary Committee rollcall. 2018-02-27.↩︎

  105. Connecticut General Assembly. 2018 HJ00020: Raheem L. Mullins — House rollcall. 2018-04-10.↩︎

  106. Connecticut General Assembly. 2018 HJ00020: Raheem L. Mullins — Senate rollcall. 2018-04-18.↩︎

  107. Connecticut General Assembly. 2009 SJ00073: Bethany J. Alvord — Judiciary Committee rollcall. 2009-04-06.↩︎