Jahana Hayes, a U.S. Congress member representing Connecticut’s 5th district, recently shared her positions and activities concerning legislative matters via social media posts. Hayes, who succeeded Elizabeth Esty in Congress in 2019, offered insights on her voting decisions and engagements with constituents.
On April 10, 2025, Hayes announced her decision regarding the SAVE Act. Via her tweet, she stated, “Today I voted no on the SAVE Act. Link to full statement below,” providing a link for further details.
In a subsequent tweet, also on April 10, 2025, Hayes highlighted the benefits of the PROSPECT Act. She explained that “The PROSPECT Act will enable parents to pursue an education or career without the worry or financial burden of securing quality childcare.” Hayes included a link for readers to gather more information on the legislation.
Additionally, Hayes reported on a meeting held in Washington D.C. where members of the Connecticut Restaurant Association discussed legislative priorities. On April 10, 2025, she tweeted that the hospitality and restaurant sectors are integral components supporting local economies in Connecticut’s 5th district and the wider state.
Jahana Hayes was born in Waterbury, Connecticut in 1973 and currently resides in Wolcott. She holds a BA from Southern Connecticut State University, which she earned in 2005. Her public service in Congress continues to address the needs and concerns of her constituents.
