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• Governor-Elect Malloy Names Kevin Sullivan Commissioner of Department of Revenue Services

  Governor-Elect Dan Malloy today tapped Kevin Sullivan to lead the Department of Revenue Services. Sullivan is currently the President of The Children's Museum in West Hartford.

• Governor-Elect Malloy Reappoints Linda Spoonster Schwartz to Veterans Affairs

  Governor-Elect Dan Malloy today announced that he has chosen to reappoint Linda Spoonster Schwartz as the Commissioner of Veterans Affairs. Commissioner Schwartz has held her position for more than seven years.

• Governor-Elect Malloy Taps Assistant Attorney General To Join His Legal Team

  Governor-Elect Dan Malloy announced today that he has selected Assistant Attorney General Anthony Jannotta to join his legal team within the Governor's Office.

• Governor-Elect Malloy Announces Interim Reappointment of Three Commissioners

  Governor-Elect Dan Malloy today announced the interim reappointment of three commissioners. Commissioner Peter O'Meara of the Department of Developmental Services; Commissioner Jeffrey Parker of the Department of Transportation; and Commissioner Michael Starkowski of the Department of Social Services will remain in their current positions until Governor-Elect Malloy names a replacement.

• Governor-Elect Malloy: None of the Forecasts Describe the CT I Want to Build

  Governor-Elect Dan Malloy today responded to an economic forecast presented at the New England Economic Partnership

• Governor-Elect Malloy Names Transition Steering Committee, Personnel Committe, Policy Committee Leaders

  Governor-Elect Dan Malloy and Lieutenant Governor-Elect Nancy Wyman named the members of their Transition Steering Committee, as well as the members of their Personnel Committee and Policy Committee.

• Governor-Elect Malloy Supportive Of Framework To Provide Unemployment Benefits, Middle Class Tax Cuts

  Governor-Elect Dan Malloy released the following statement regarding the deal currently under consideration in Washington, DC, which would extend unemployment benefits and the existing middle class tax cuts.

• Malloy Appoints State Representative Deborah Heinrich to Cabinet-Level Position; Advocating on behalf of Nonprofit Providers

  Governor-Elect Dan Malloy announced that he has appointed State Representative Deborah Heinrich to a newly-created cabinet-level position within his administration, specifically advocating on behalf of nonprofit providers.

• Malloy Names Jeannette DeJesús Deputy Commissioner of the DPH, Special Advisor to the Governor on Healthcare Reform

  Governor-Elect Dan Malloy today announced that Jeannette DeJesús will join his administration in a cabinet-level position, as both the Deputy Commissioner of the Department of Public Health and Special Advisor to the Governor on Healthcare Reform.

• Governor-Elect Malloy Lauds Passage of Don't Ask, Don't Tell Repeal

  Governor-Elect Dan Malloy released the following statement regarding yesterday’s Senate passage of the repeal of Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell.

• Governor-Elect Malloy Reappoints Banking Commissioner Howard Pitkin

  Governor-Elect Dan Malloy announced that he has chosen to reappoint Howard Pitkin to be the commissioner of the Connecticut Department of Banking.

• Governor-Elect Dan Malloy Taps McCluskey to join the Board of Pardons and Paroles

  Governor-Elect Dan Malloy today announced that he has chosen State Representative David McCluskey to join the Board of Pardons and Paroles.

• Governor-Elect Malloy Announces Policy Working Groups

  Governor-Elect Dan Malloy today announced the leaders of his policy working groups. These groups, which are still being formed, will work with Policy Transition Team co-chairs Linda Kelly and Joe McGee to gather input in specific policy areas.

• Governor-Elect Malloy Meets with Governors Across the Country

  Malloy to discuss best practices, get advice from Governors of both parties

• Governor-Elect Malloy on Pre-School for Low-Income Students

  Governor-Elect Dan Malloy's statement regarding Education Commissioner Mark McQuillan’s proposal to provide preschool for low-income students to fill any gaps created by the State Board of Education’s decision to narrow the time frame for when children enter kindergarten.