Iris Sánchez

I hope this message finds you and your family well! Congratulations to all the New Britain 2026 Graduates!!

Below, you can read more about my Summer Listening Session upcoming dates, find updates and announcements from the Capitol, and much more

I hope this message finds you and your family well! Thank you to the New Britain residents who have connected with me over the last several weeks. Below, you can read more about my Summer Listening Session upcoming dates, find updates and announcements from the Capitol, and much more.

With the 2026 Legislative Session behind us, I have been spending some time these past few weeks around New Britain and the district, connecting with residents on the work we accomplished this session. It is a true honor to represent New Britain's 25th District in the Connecticut General Assembly. During this session, we were able to accomplish a lot for the people of Connecticut, and I am incredibly proud of the work we've done. 

The 2026 Legislative Session adjourned last week, on Wednesday, May 6th, at Midnight. It was an exciting and productive first Legislative Session, and we passed numerous pieces of legislation to address affordability, protections for residents, and so much more. It has been a true honor and privilege to serve as your State Representative and advocate for the residents of New Britain's 25th District.

I hope this message finds you and your family well! This week, the House was in Session Monday through Saturday to debate and vote on numerous bills, which you can read more about further down in this email. It has been a busy and productive week, from debating on the House Floor to meeting with community members and advocates in the final weeks of the session. 

I hope this message finds you and your family well! This week, the House was in Session Monday through Thursday, and we passed numerous bills, which you can read more about further down in this email. It has been a busy and productive week, from debating on the House Floor to meeting with community members and advocates in the final weeks of the session.

Last week, the House was in session on Wednesday, April 8th and 9th, and will be back next week, Monday through Thursday. As we head into the final weeks of session, my colleagues and I are working tirelessly to pass legislation that will make a meaningful difference in the lives of our residents. Over the remaining weeks, I will keep you updated on the work we are doing at the Capitol, and you can follow along live on days the General Assembly is in session on CT-N or YouTube.

Last week, the House convened on Wednesday, March 25th, to vote on judicial appointments and a contract between the state and Connecticut Employees Union Independent (CEUI). The majority of committees have wrapped up most of their work for the session and have passed a wide range of bills out of committee. House Leaders are now working together to decide which bills will be referred to another committee and which will be voted on in the weeks leading up to May 6th.