Democratic gubernatorial candidate Sue Minter released financial information Thursday, including last year’s tax return and a list of assets.
Minter, the former secretary of transportation, and her husband, journalist David Goodman, listed a joint income of $152,000 for 2015. Minter made $67,000 before stepping down from her job when she announced her bid.
Goodman made $42,000 as a writer and radio host, according to the return. The couple also listed $21,000 in capital gains and $10,000 in income from an IRA.
Minter and her husband paid $12,500 in federal taxes last year.
The couple listed their assets, but they were provided in a range. The total value of their assets, which are primarily investment accounts, are between $720,000 and $2.375 million. That figure also includes the couple’s home in Waterbury, which is valued at $250,000 to $500,000.
The only other candidate for governor who has released financial information is Republican Bruce Lisman, who is worth more than $50 million.
Democrats Matt Dunne and Peter Galbraith, as well as Republican Lt. Gov. Phil Scott, have promised to disclose financial information later this year.
