Ezequiel Santiago served on the Bridgeport City Council until 2008,[3] when he ran for the open seat in the 130th district of the Connecticut House of Representatives.
[4][5] Ezequiel Santiago, a Democratic State Representative for Connecticut’s 130th District, passed away at 45 due to a heart attack.
Governor Ned Lamont ordered flags to fly at half-staff in Santiago's honor, praising his commitment to public service and his community.
Santiago, who was remembered for his thoughtful and effective approach, made significant contributions, including supporting the Steelpointe Harbor redevelopment.
State Representative Chris Rosario expressed deep sadness, noting Santiago’s unexpected death and his impact as a mentor and friend.