Matt Blumenthal

The state is helping those in need by erasing some or all medical debt for approximately 40,000 Connecticut residents.

I want to wish everyone in Stamford and beyond a happy, healthy, and joyful holiday season.

We are putting an emergency response fund to good use by committing $70 million to offset the cuts to Affordable Care Act subsidies when they are set expire at the end of the year. This will protect thousands from anticipated, steep premium increases in 2026.

I would like to wish you and your loved ones a Happy Thanksgiving. Whether you're surrounded by family, friends, or having a moment of quiet reflection, I hope this holiday brings you peace and happiness. 

In a special legislative session last week, we delivered meaningful progress for every person seeking justice, safety, and dignity in our courthouses, especially in Stamford.

I was proud to join my colleagues in the legislature last week for a special session to debate and pass several important bills – including one on housing affordability and another helping offset federal budget cuts.

There are a number of resources available to help those struggling to pay their heating bills this winter. Generation Power CT, the Connecticut Energy Assistance Program, and Eversource are offering vital support.

Open Enrollment for Access Health CT's health and dental insurance begins Saturday, November 1. State officials encourage residents to hold off on enrolling as U.S. Congress debates health care premium price increases starting January 1.