The poll also found that more than half of respondents would ease CT budget caps to bolster human service programs affected by federal cuts.

CT Voices for Children found that low- and middle-income Connecticut families are particularly vulnerable to more recent economic woes.

Connecticut Voices for Children released a new report, The State of Working Connecticut – 2026: Rising Unemployment, Higher Prices, and Federal Cuts to Public Benefits. This year’s annual SOWC finds t...

The public will have a chance to weigh in on insurance companies' proposals to raise rates on 2027 state-regulated health plans.

Connecticut Voices for Children released a new report titled, “2026 Candidate Briefing Book.” Designed to provide a snapshot of helpful research and data for Connecticut residents and candidates runni...

Explore the 2026 KIDS COUNT Data Book, with child well-being state-level data in four areas: economic stability, education, health, and family/community…

Explore the 2026 KIDS COUNT Data Book, with child well-being state-level data in four areas: economic stability, education, health, and family/community…

Connecticut moved up in a national ranking that rates how well children are doing state-to-state, despite lower scores in some categories.