Susan Johnson

A new law strengthens the ability of law enforcement and attorneys to investigate, charge, and prosecute hate crimes. Connecticut Open House Day offers free or discounted admission at hundreds of attractions.

Thousands of Connecticut residents who recently lost federal nutrition assistance will receive a $300 grocery store gift card though a new state-funded program. We discussed sewer thermal energy and sustainability on my weekly radio show.

All eligible registered voters in Connecticut now have the ability of casting a vote via absentee ballot. The governor signed the bill into law, and the change takes effect immediately.

We passed a bipartisan budget that makes a strong investment in public education, including nearly $3.8 million in additional education aid for Windham Public Schools.

We passed a bipartisan budget that significantly boosts support for the state’s education system, increases crucial investments in housing and transportation, supports town and city budgets, while putting $1 billion toward paying down long-term debt.

The Diabetes Caucus gathered for the first time to learn about the far-reaching impact of diabetes. It was an honor to celebrate the start of the 75th season of the Willimantic Little League.

Governor Ned Lamont joined my radio show to discuss everything from early childhood education and school funding to health access. We covered the issues that matter most to Connecticut families.

The House passed legislation expanding support for Connecticut veterans and a different bill strengthening Connecticut’s tire disposal program.