PA 24-34 Signed into Law
May 23, 2024Last December, Mary Consoli knocked on my front door. Mary is a retired nurse who has been a long-time friend, and who has worked with the League of Women Voters' absentee ballot program for many years. She had a tale to tell.
Expanding Health Care and Forgiving Student Loans
May 21, 2024Connecticut is launching a new program that will expand health care to underserved communities while forgiving the student loans of health care workers.
Danbury Delegation Celebrates Funding
May 13, 2024I'm proud to say we passed a bipartisan spending stabilization plan that will ensure our two-year state budget's historic tax cuts are protected, and we invest in the priorities that matter to you. In total, over $56 million will be coming to Danbury! Please watch this video to learn more
Early Childhood Care and Education
May 3, 2024High-quality and affordable early childhood care and education contribute to a robust economy and help ensure the success of families and future generations.
Child & Family Nutrition Bill Clears House Unanimously
May 2, 2024I'm committed to the health and well-being of our community’s families and children by joining my colleagues in the House of Representatives to unanimously pass HB 5003. This comprehensive legislation ensures mothers and children who are eligible for federal benefits, such as WIC, are enrolled in these programs with ease and confidence. This bill aims to reduce barriers to participation in WIC.
Helping Support Our Disabled Veterans
April 30, 2024Veterans put their lives on the line for our country and, as a small way to say “thank you for your service,” the House of Representatives unanimously passed a bill that would support Veterans who have been disabled during service. As a Navy veteran, this bill was incredibly important to me.
Supporting Our Seniors
April 29, 2024As the elderly population steadily grows, there is an urgency to provide resources and assistance to this community. During Monday's session, we took a significant step to achieving that goal by passing HB 5001, a top priority for House Democrats this session.