Manny Sanchez

Several programs are available to help you with your energy bill.

That's good news for this time of year.

Access Health CT (AHCT), Connecticut’s official health insurance marketplace, has announced that the final deadline to enroll in a health or dental plan for 2026 has been extended to Saturday, January 31.

As 2025 comes to a close, there is no better time to express my gratitude for your support over the past year.

This week, the U.S. Senate failed to extend federal Affordable Care Act subsidies. As a result, Governor Lamont announced that the state expects to spend roughly $70 million next year to make up for the loss. These funds will come from a $500 million contingency reserve we created during last month’s special session to address potential federal cuts to safety-net programs.

I am sharing an opportunity to connect you with Access Health CT, the state's official health insurance marketplace.

I hope you're staying warm. We are still under a severe cold weather protocol through Tuesday afternoon. Take care of yourself, but let's make sure we're looking out for our most vulnerable.

We are thankful to call the great State of Connecticut home.

I am thankful for you and grateful for your support!

I wanted to provide a recap of this week's special session. The House went in on Wednesday, followed by the Senate on Thursday.