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Martha Marx is source-linked to State Senator.
The included role began Jan 4, 2023.
Permanent public-person record · state source layer
Martha Marx
State Senator · Connecticut · District 20
Current sourced roleDemocratic/Working Familieseop-person-state-e171a437-11bc-4200-ae58-f6f8c4971f39
1current-role records
1distinct permanent offices
0exact-ID 2026 FEC connections
0119th Congress recorded votes
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ocd-person/e171a437-11bc-4200-ae58-f6f8c4971f39The role record is not a biography.
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