Josh Elliott

The Department of Revenue Service recently released the 2022 tax incidence report. This report highlights a huge disparity between taxpayers around the state.

Since 1987, the month of March has been recognized as National Women's History Month. This offers us all the opportunity to recognize and reflect on how women in our personal lives and throughout history have impacted us individually and collectively.

The mental health and well-being of our state's youth and families has been a leading priority of mine. While we saw a rise in depression, anxiety, self-harm, and other forms of distress in young people prior to the pandemic, the increased isolation and uncertainty that has come from the past two years has exacerbated this issue. My colleagues and I have worked collaboratively on a bipartisan bill to provide additional support, resources and structural change to the children's mental health system in Connecticut.

Voter Choice Connecticut has teamed up with the League of Women Voters of Greenwich to co-host a panel discussion with three experts on Ranked Choice Voting to answer the question, "Can Ranked Choice Voting Improve Elections in Connecticut?"

The 2022 legislative session kicks off today at 10 AM! This session, we'll have the opportunity to continue addressing the fallout of COVID-19, make Connecticut more affordable for working families, and advance Connecticut's recovery.

We celebrate the achievements, accomplishments, and contributions Black Americans have made to this country, of which there are many, each February during National Black History Month.

As National Blood Donor Month comes to a close the Red Cross faces the worst blood shortage in a decade and more than ever, your help is needed. Make an appointment today to give blood or platelets by using the Red Cross Blood Donor App, visiting RedCrossBlood.org, or calling 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767).

You can now request a free at-home COVID-19 testing kit from the federal government.