Susan Bysiewicz

The acts are despicable and reprehensible.

When students arrive at school hungry, their ability to concentrate and fully engage in learning is affected before the first bell even rings.

These tariffs are hurtful to both our residents and our businesses.

On International Overdose Awareness Day, we reassert our state’s commitment to fighting the impacts of the overdose epidemic in Connecticut.

Connecticut families can save millions of dollars in total for kids’ back-to-school shopping, and this year, there’s even more savings in store.

Connecticut’s minimum wage must be a dynamic and flexible standard that responds to changing economic conditions," Lt. Governor Susan Bysiewicz said.

“Free and fair elections are the cornerstone of our democratic system, and every eligible voter should be able to cast their ballot without fear, intimidation, or interference,” Lt. Governor Bysiewicz said.

I’ve seen that impact firsthand on farm visits across the state. This block grant delivers real, targeted assistance to the people who grow our food.

This block grant delivers real, targeted assistance to the people who grow our food, and I’m grateful to our federal delegation and Commissioner Hurlburt for the work they put in to deliver this relief to our local farmers.

Free and fair elections are the cornerstone of our democratic system, and every eligible voter should be able to cast their ballot without fear, intimidation, or interference.

The heroic women and men of our U.S. military demonstrate an endless commitment to our country. It is because of their duty, resilience, and bravery that we may all live free.

As we declare June as Pride Month, we honor the individuals, families, and organizations who continue to stand for equality, visibility, and dignity for all.