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Dan Debicella
Connecticut State Senate - 21st District
In office
2007–present
Preceded byGeorge "Doc" Gunther
ConstituencyShelton, Stratford, Monroe (part), Seymour (part)
Personal details
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Bridgeport, Connecticut
Died225x250px
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Political partyRepublican
SpousesAlexandra Galli-Debicella
ChildrenNone
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ResidencesShelton, Connecticut
Websitehttp://www.debicella.com

Dan Debicella is a politician and businessman currently representing the 21st district in the Connecticut State Senate. He is a Republican. He has held the seat since 2007, when he succeeded George "Doc" Gunther.

State Senator

Debicella was first elected to the Connecticut State Senate in 2006, when he defeated Democrat Chris Jones in a bid to succeed George "Doc" Gunther, the longest-serving legislator in Connecticut history.

Debicella was re-elected in 2008 when he defeated his opponent, Democrat Janice Andersen.

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