Matt Blumenthal

House Democrats have made it a top priority during this legislative session to address the issue of childcare affordability.

House Democrats helped advance a bill out of committee that would help our environment by expanding land preservation, incentivizing businesses and municipalities to be more sustainable, and much more.

The Aging Committee approved HB 5001, an omnibus bill that will provide further support to our seniors.

The state is bracing for the implementation of early voting, which starts in just a couple of weeks as residents will head to the polls for the presidential preference primary.

I will be speaking with constituents about bills we are crafting at two separate events in Stamford. I will also take part in a voter education forum where a panel will talk about the upcoming presidential primary and the implementation of early voting in Connecticut.

March is Women’s History Month, a time dedicated to honoring the vital role women have played in American history.

Libraries are requesting our help because publishers are charging them a fortune for e-books, putting onerous restrictions on them, and wasting taxpayer dollars.

Rep. Rachel Khanna and I will host a legislative forum on March 14 at the Bartlett Arboretum on Brookdale Road in Stamford.