Andre Baker Jr

The 2026 Legislative Session adjourned last week, on Wednesday, May 6th, at Midnight. It was an exciting and productive short Legislative Session, and we passed numerous pieces of legislation to address affordability, protections for residents, and so much more. It has been a true honor and privilege to serve as your State Representative and advocate for the residents of Bridgeport's 124th District.

I hope this message finds you and your family well! We are heading into the final days of the 2026 Legislative Session. This week, we passed numerous bills, including state funding for Bridgeport. You can read more about this and other bills passed further down in this message.

I hope this message finds you and your family well! This week, the House was in Session Monday through Thursday, and we passed numerous bills, which you can read more about further down in this email. It has been a busy and productive week, from debating on the House Floor to meeting with community members and advocates in the final weeks of the session. Follow along all day on CT-N or YouTube.

Next week, the House will be in session on Monday, April 20th; Tuesday, April 21st; Wednesday, April 22nd; and Thursday, April 23rd. Follow along all day on CT-N or YouTube. If you have any questions or if my office can be of assistance to you, please reach out to 860-240-8585 or email me at andre.baker@cga.ct.gov.

I hope this message finds you well! It was a productive week at the Capitol with the House in Session on Wednesday, April 8th, and Thursday, April 9th. Follow along all day on CT-N or YouTube. If you have any questions or if my office can be of assistance to you, please reach out to 860-240-8585 or email me at andre.baker@cga.ct.gov.

I hope this message finds you well! It was another productive week at the Capitol as we are heading into the final weeks of the Short Session. Next week, the House will be in Session on April 8th and 9th. Follow along all day on CT-N or YouTube.

I hope this message finds you well! This week, the House convened on Wednesday, March 25th, to vote on judicial appointments and a contract between the state and Connecticut Employees Union Independent (CEUI). The majority of committees have wrapped up most of their work for the session and have passed a wide range of bills out of committee. Over the next few weeks leading up to May 6th, the House will be hard at work debating and voting on bills for this session.

I hope this message finds you well! It was another productive week at the Capitol as committees continue to hold public hearings and start to move bills out of committee to be brought to the House and Senate Floors. In this week's email, you can read about funding approved by testimony to the GAE committee to recognize the Six Triple Eight, find information on free tax assistance services, and more.