
ALT REACH A BUDGET DEAL & KEEP THE U.S. GOVERNMENT OPEN, American families, including the over 420,000 Connecticut residents who rely on federal nutrition programs in order to live and work, are on pins and needles wondering if they will have to worry about losing vital nutrition benefits or their jobs, especially as the holidays season is around the corner.

ALT PROTECT & STRENGTHEN SNAP IN THE FARM BILL, Connecticut's poverty rate fell by 12% following the 2021 re-evaluation of the Thrifty Food Plan; cutting SNAP in the Farm Bill would be a step backwards, pushing people back into poverty.

ALT FULLY FUND THE WIC PROGRAM, More than half of babies in the US depend on the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC), and in Connecticut alone, nearly 48,000 children and their mothers would have their much-needed prescription food ripped away from them in a government shutdown.

ALT 1 Get to know the candidates for your town’s government, including the Board of Education. 2 Register to vote before tomorrow, Nov. 1. Don’t have time? You can still register on Election Day. Contact your town’s Registrar of Voters. 3 Check the State’s Voter Registration Lookup to find your polling location then VOTE on Tuesday, November 7! 4 Subscribe to our newsletter to see how you can make government work to end hunger. Details in caption. 5 Contact your state legislators and start a conversation on hunger in your community. We’ll help you get started below.

































