Michael DiGiovancarlo is a Democratic/Working Families Party member of the Connecticut House of Representatives, representing the 74th District, which covers the East Mountain and East End neighborhoods of Waterbury. A lifelong Waterbury resident, he lives with his wife, Tracy, and two sons. Elected in 2020, he defeated incumbent Republican Stephanie Cummings and became the first Democrat to represent the district in over 20 years. He is currently serving his second term as of 2025, holding leadership roles including Deputy Majority Whip at Large, Assistant Majority Leader, and Vice Chair of the Public Safety and Security Committee. Notable achievements include his advocacy for public safety, support for small businesses, and efforts to improve the state education system. He serves on the Veterans and Military Affairs, Aging, Public Safety and Security, and Commerce committees.

Education and Political Experience

Specific details on formal education are not publicly detailed in available records. DiGiovancarlo's political experience includes eight years on the Waterbury Board of Aldermen, where he currently serves as President. He is an 18-year veteran of the Waterbury Police Department, currently working as a community relations officer. First elected to the state House in 2020, he has risen to key leadership positions, including Assistant Democratic Leader and Deputy Democratic Whip at Large .