Harry Arora

🇺🇸 Former State Legislator • Commodities Investment Manager

[Harry Arora @HarryForCT]

Two ways to resume Middle East oil flows:
1. Negotiated deal with Iran
2. Force Hormuz open
If #2 is off the table, pain levels need to get far worse before a deal can happen. This stalemate has some way to run.

[Harry Arora @HarryForCT]

@johnarnold If there were no OPEC or other producer coordination and everyone produced their capacity, tanks would max out fairly quickly. Marker forces would determine who will cut production. US shale will likely be the high cost producer making cuts, and will be the swing producer.

[Harry Arora @HarryForCT]

Individual rights to our bodies and privacy are enshrined in our constitution. COVID-era mandates have done irreparable damage to public confidence in public health institutions.

[Harry Arora @HarryForCT]

@ThePeplesLobby Exploring a run, yes. I’m not running for the 39-41% like the others. I believe I will make the strongest case for Republicans. I can win voters across geography, demographics, and party lines and plan to make the case that I can actually WIN against Lamont.

[Harry Arora @HarryForCT]

Individual rights to our bodies and privacy are enshrined in our constitution. COVID-era mandates have done irreparable damage to public confidence in public health institutions.

[The Connecticut Centinal @CTCentinal]

thanks for being willing to stand up to protect medical freedom @ryanfazio @Betsy_McCaughey @HarryForCT

[Jose Manuel Otero, Ph.D. @MannyOteroPhD]

I'm thrilled Harry Arora is considering a run for governor in Connecticut. We need more pragmatic, experienced, and dedicated problem solvers for our community. Please follow @HarryForCT, and let's make it happen!

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[Harry Arora @HarryForCT]

Connecticut lost 5,500 private sector jobs in 2025 while total jobs were only down by 2,200. This is because the government added 3,200 jobs.

Connecticut needs to focus on business growth, not continuing to grow its bureaucracy.

[Harry Arora @HarryForCT]

Source: https://t.co/jBNAo25fY9

[Harry Arora @HarryForCT]

Connecticut lost 5,500 private sector jobs in 2025 while total jobs were only down by 2,200. This is because the government added 3,200 jobs.

Connecticut needs to focus on business growth, not continuing to grow its bureaucracy.

[Harry Arora @HarryForCT]

Connecticut was one of the worst states for job growth in December and ranked #40 in job growth for the year.

[Harry Arora @HarryForCT]

I'm exploring a run for Governor of Connecticut because this state is at a crossroads. It has drifted away from the principles that made it prosperous: free enterprise, limited and efficient government, and focus on opportunity. I intend to get us back on track. 🇺🇸

[Harry Arora @HarryForCT]

I'm exploring a run for Governor of Connecticut because this state is at a crossroads. It has drifted away from the principles that made it prosperous: free enterprise, limited and efficient government, and focus on opportunity. I intend to get us back on track. 🇺🇸

[Harry Arora @HarryForCT]

@CTPoliticsTv Government Lamont and his advocates are also cherry picking to say all is well. CT has benefited from some economic tailwinds but there are many residents that are struggling directly due to reckless and poor policy choices in energy, housing, healthcare, excess regulation.

[Harry Arora @HarryForCT]

Connecticut was one of the worst states for job growth in December and ranked #40 in job growth for the year.

[Harry Arora @HarryForCT]

In CT, your electric bill isn’t just for electricity — it’s a “stealth tax” funding state policies.

Here’s how👇

A growing share of electricity bills comes from a “public benefits charge.”

[Harry Arora @HarryForCT]

link: https://t.co/RNbPigeG5L

[Harry Arora @HarryForCT]

In CT, your electric bill isn’t just for electricity — it’s a “stealth tax” funding state policies.

Here’s how👇

A growing share of electricity bills comes from a “public benefits charge.”

[Harry Arora @HarryForCT]

Note, this is not about utilities making a profit.

This is about costs created by state policy decisions that are showing up in electricity bills.

If a government mandates a program, the costs should be transparent and come out of the state budget.