Ned Lamont

Student loan debt affects Connecticut residents of all ages, and navigating repayment can become even more challenging when federal programs and requirements change.

Connecticut has been at the forefront of this issue, leading the way in protecting consumers—including young people, student athletes, and those suffering from gambling addiction—from unregulated gambling markets, which put your money and…

When severe weather events impact farms, we need to stand by them to ensure they can recover and continue operating.

Our administration is taking an all-of-the-above approach to delivering affordable, reliable energy because we need to confront this multipronged issue from every angle to deliver a utility system that delivers the best results for…

We stand united around the basic principle that Americans with disabilities are full members of our communities and should not be forced into segregation to receive the services and support they need.

Governor Ned Lamont released the following statement regarding the $17.1 billion multistate settlement with Meta Platforms, Inc. that was announced today and will enforce sweeping new safety reforms to protect American children on…

September 11 is a day when Americans remember not only the tremendous loss our country experienced, but also the extraordinary sense of unity and service that followed.

We simply cannot risk reversing the progress this country has made in ensuring Americans with disabilities have meaningful choices about where and how they live their lives.

Reversing the clock on long-held rights for people with disabilities is absolutely the wrong thing for this administration to be prioritizing.

Let’s be clear—tariffs are a tax implemented by the federal government that cause the price of products to go up and are paid for by hardworking Americans.

And we tended to agree. Make it seamless. Make it consolidated.

I do think that Miguel said, ‘I’d like to come on and do this. It’s going to require a heck of a lot of other research, administrative work. I think our Cardona partners would be the best place to go.

Look, I was very aware that Miguel Cardona was going to be chairman. I really wanted him to be chairman. I thought he was best person for it.

If you want to institute a trade war with Canada, next up will probably be tariffs on hydroelectric power and natural gas. What does that do to electric prices? A 50% tariff on aluminum. What does that do to having a cool frosty at the end…

Social media is all too often anti-social. Tech companies have increasingly been taking advantage of kids, creating apps and algorithms that decrease their attention spans, drive them to become addicted, cause them to tune out real life…

Governor Ned Lamont and Attorney General William Tong today announced that the State of Connecticut is intervening in the regulatory review of the proposed merger between NextEra Energy and Dominion Energy, arguing it poses a great risk to…

Governor Ned Lamont today said that his administration is coordinating with community organizations and advocates regarding increased ICE activity this week in Connecticut and responding on the ground to ensure detainees and their loved…

I am grateful that our state has Attorney General Tong serving as our counsel and has been leading in court on this issue to represent Connecticut’s children on these pressing legal matters.

In advance of International Overdose Awareness Day, I want to acknowledge the 836 lives we’ve lost over the past year.

The best and strongest protections need to be enacted on a nationwide level.

This multistate settlement is long overdue and requires strong protections for children’s online safety.

Social media is all too often anti-social. Tech companies have increasingly been taking advantage of kids, creating apps and algorithms that decrease their attention spans, drive them to become addicted, cause them to tune out real life…

In Connecticut, we respect the dignity and humanity of every person who calls our state home, and we value the contributions of our immigrant communities to our state.

Rounding up people at random to fill a quota does not lower crime. It traumatizes families and communities.

Let me be clear: Connecticut does not want, nor do we need, the type of presence ICE has had in our state this week.