Josh Elliott

You may notice some changes the next time you go the polls because the state is investing $25 million for new voting machines.

Effective January 1, 2024, the state's minimum wage of $15 will increase to $15.69 as part of its first-ever economic indicator adjustment. 

Connecticut is about to take a transformative step toward making prescription drugs more affordable for everyone.

State Representative Mike D'Agostino and I are hosting a community forum this Saturday, September 16th from 9:30 A.M. - 11:30 A.M. at Best Video Film & Cultural Center.

Connecticut has been a model for criminal justice reform. Connecticut has significantly reduced its number of incarnated people, closed more than 10 prisons and kept the crime rate at its lowest level in more than 40 years.

A number of new laws, that my colleagues and I worked on during the 2023 legislative session to implement meaningful change in our state, will take effect in Connecticut on July 1.

There are plenty of reasons to be thrilled with what we accomplished during the legislative session. Despite these successes, we were not able to update and expand upon our paid sick days law.

Are you ready to vote your conscience and strategically when electing our president? I believe our current method of voting is flawed and needs to be updated with Ranked Choice Voting.