Hubert Delany

I hope this message finds you well and enjoying the warm spring weather and brighter days.

These past few week has been a clear reminder of why I believe in practical progressivism—the idea that government can be both bold and responsible, compassionate and strategic. It is the belief that we can meet the ethical demands of justice, fairness, and care for one another while building fiscally sound, lasting solutions.

This week Governor Lamont and the Connecticut Department of Housing announced the launch of CT Home Funds, a series of three housing programs designed to preserve, incentivize, and increase homeownership opportunities across Connecticut.

I am proud to announce that I am now serving as the Chair of the newly formed and first-ever Artificial Intelligence (AI) Caucus. Senator James Maroney, the other founding member, will serve as the other chair.

I hope you and your family are enjoying the warmed weather and budding flowers now that Spring has arrived.

My colleagues and I continue to work diligently to combat the decisions being made at the federal level, and I never been more committed to stand up and fight a state government that works for the people—fairly, responsibly, and with compassion.

As a member of the Reproductive Rights Caucus, I was proud to stand alongside my colleagues to unveil our legislative priorities for this session. Our collective goal is clear: to ensure that everyone in Connecticut has access to the full spectrum of affordable, high-quality reproductive healthcare they need and deserve.

There are several free resources available this year for anyone who needs to file state and federal taxes.

I hope this message finds you and your family well as we move closer to warmer months and brighter days.

The fight for a better, more just, and effective government continues. From standing up for diversity to crafting key legislation on some of the most pressing issues of our time, the work has been both challenging and rewarding. But what continues to inspire me is the will and determination of our community—the way our neighbors fight for themselves and each other.

Join me and the entire Stamford Delegation for a Legislative Session Preview on Thursday, March 6th from 6:30 P.M. - 8:00 P.M. We will discuss many topics related to this year's session and value your input and questions. This event is open to the public at the Ferguson Library Main Branch at One Public Library Plaza in Stamford.