Jay Case is a Republican State Representative serving Connecticut's 63rd District, which includes Winchester, Colebrook, and Torrington. He was re-elected to his 7th term in November 2024 and resides in Winchester, where he was raised. A former small business owner with experience as a commercial energy consultant and in the construction industry, Case is known for his community involvement, including volunteering with the Special Olympics as a coach for his brother. His great-grandparents operated a dairy farm in Colebrook, instilling values of hard work, and his father emphasized active community participation.

Education and Political Experience

Specific details on Case's formal education are not publicly detailed in available records. Prior to entering politics, he owned a small business in northwest Connecticut and worked in energy consulting and construction.

In the Connecticut General Assembly, Case serves as Ranking Member of the Human Services Committee and is a member of the Higher Education and Aging committees. He also chairs the Internship Committee, supporting youth engagement in state government. A founding member of the bipartisan Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Caucus, he led 2023 efforts to reduce waitlist times for I/DD services, expand housing and employment options, and strengthen the support workforce.