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Front Page › Documents › Statements of Financial Interests: General Assembly Members, 2021–2025

Financial disclosureConnecticut Office of State Ethics

Statement of Financial Interests for 2025: Matthew Ritter, State Representative

Annual Statement of Financial Interests (Form ETH-3) covering calendar year 2025, filed with the Connecticut Office of State Ethics by Matthew Ritter, Connecticut General Assembly (Representative - Democrat). Obtained by Connecticut CannaTimes through a Freedom of Information request. Published as received.

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Form ETH-3 is the annual financial disclosure that Connecticut law (C.G.S. § 1-83) requires of legislators and certain state officials. It lists sources of income, business interests, securities, real property, leases with the state, and gifts, for the filer and immediate family, for the prior calendar year. It does not list dollar amounts beyond the categories the form requires.