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Iris Castle

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Last updated 2/2/2026
Charisma86
Communication56
Creativity30
Networking67
Performance73
Leadership40
Analytical Thinking35
Financial Acumen4
Resilience6
Technical Proficiency4

Biography

Iris Castle is a Democratic State Senator representing Connecticut, elected at just twenty-six years old as part of a new generation of pragmatic, results-driven leadership. Raised in a family that has played a significant role in Connecticut’s civic and political life for decades, Iris learned early the value of public service, responsible governance, and giving back to the community. She earned her Juris Doctor from Harvard Law School, where she focused on public policy, economic development, and education law. After graduating, Iris chose public service over private practice, returning home to Connecticut to enter politics with a clear goal: ensuring the state’s economy works for working families, not just those at the top. In the State Senate, Senator Castle has built a reputation as a focused, solutions-oriented lawmaker. Her legislative priorities include creating good-paying jobs, strengthening public education from early childhood through higher education, and lowering the cost of living for Connecticut families. She has emphasized partnerships between government, local businesses, and educational institutions to drive sustainable economic growth while keeping the state competitive. Iris is married to Richard Castle, CEO of Castle Innovations, a technology and manufacturing firm based in the Northeast. Together, they are active supporters of workforce development programs and education initiatives across Connecticut. Despite her family’s long-standing prominence, Senator Castle has emphasized accountability, transparency, and ethical governance throughout her career. She represents a blend of experience, education, and forward-looking leadership that is rooted in Connecticut’s history and focused firmly on its future.

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