Fred Gee

All eligible voters in Connecticut now have the option of casting a vote via absentee ballot. We passed a law protecting Connecticut consumers from being pressured into signing up for medical financing while receiving care.

We produced a 2027 budget providing more than $300 million in relief for cities, towns, and schools. We also passed a priority bill strengthening support for police, firefighters, veterans, teachers, nurses, and much more.

The Bridgeport House Democratic Legislative Delegation has secured more than $25 million in additional funding for the city, including critical support to help address the current budget shortfall facing our public schools.

You will get some welcome relief on your electric bill starting on May 1. The House advanced a bill providing targeted tax relief for the hundreds of residents at the Success Village housing cooperative.

I joined my colleagues in the Bridgeport delegation to meet with the Speaker of the House to advocate for increased education funding for our city.

House Democrats are pitching a new plan to fund our local public schools across Connecticut. A free service offers tax preparation services to residents making less than $69,000.

Bridgeport welcome $5.6 million in state funding to support renovations at the University of Bridgeport and Optimus Health Care.

Beginning on Sunday, March 1, important changes to Connecticut law will take effect regarding how the state will issue SNAP benefits. The state is offering financial relief to eligible residents with student loan debt.