Connecticut’s existing felony disenfranchisement policy continues to perpetuate the state’s legacy of suppressing the political power of minority communities.

For years CCM has sounded the alarm on school funding – in fact, since 2017 the state has reduced real-dollars commitment by an average of $400 per student.

Connecticut can afford to provide HUSKY for all who need it, documented as well as undocumented – and in fact we can’t afford not to.

The people most vulnerable to food insecurity in Connecticut are not included in the decisions that shape the national Food and Farm Bill.

The time is right to return Connecticut’s public education to its formerly excellent status.

We deeply appreciate the governor’s steadfast environmental advocacy to date. But at this critical time, we also need him to do more.

Citizen action and counter measures at every level will be needed against an incoming national government pushing fear and exclusion wrapped in an empty economic populism.

This is a clever tactic to turn nonprofit workers into a sympathetic de facto lobbying group for Connecticut’s dominant special interest — the government unions.

A disinformation campaign derailed creation of our proposed food scraps aerobic composting operation in Bridgeport.

the country’s willingness to risk a second Trump administration is just the measure of the disaster of the last four years of Democratic administration.

This election cycle has created a political virus. It continues to spread and infect the populace.