Christine Palm

The Legislative Session has officially adjourned until February 2024. But our work goes on!

Under the program, Connecticut children 18 years of age and under – plus one accompanying adult – can receive free admission to any of the participating museums, including historic house museums, historic sites, historical societies, art museums, children’s museums, science centers, special-interest museums, natural history museums, university museums, arboretums/botanical gardens, and zoos.

I join fellow HB 6901 co-introducers Reps. Paris, Kavros DeGraw & Turco on this statement regarding today's Supreme Court decision on the student loan forgiveness program.

Several new laws will go into effect on July 1. (Other laws will go into effect on Oct.1; please be watching for that e-blast later this year.) 

I often receive mass-produced emails. Here are some of my responses to them.

Thursday, we passed a number of bills, now heading to the Senate for their consideration.

Our work was a productive mix of bills for teachers and workers, public health initiatives, consumer protections, environmental advocacy, and more. 

We held two sessions days this week - Tuesday and Wednesday. We are now less than one month before Sine Die - the official end of the session. Here are some of the bills we passed over the last two session days.