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Easton State Representative Arrested After Allegedly Stealing Opponent's Campaign Signs

Police issued a misdemeanor summons after an AirTag on a Republican lawn sign led investigators to Rep. Anne Hughes' property, officials said.

  • State Representative Anne Hughes received a misdemeanor summons on Saturday for sixth-degree larceny after police tracked stolen campaign signs to her property using an AirTag.
  • The Easton Police Department received a complaint from Republican Darrell Harris after a volunteer tracked stolen signs to Hughes' property near Route 59 and Judd Road.
  • When police arrived at her home at 10 p.m., Hughes surrendered a pile of signs she said were improperly placed or discarded, including those for Gov Ned Lamont.
  • Hughes posted an apology on Facebook following the incident, stating she takes "full responsibility and accountability" for removing the signs rather than contacting police.
  • The Easton Republican Town Committee criticized Hughes' actions as showing poor judgment and integrity, asserting an apology "does not diminish the seriousness of the incident.
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NBC Connecticut broke the news in West Hartford, United States on Saturday, October 31, 2026.
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