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The sponsor of Connecticut’s controversial affordable housing bill wants Gov. Ned Lamont to sign the bill before calling lawmakers for a special session to make revisions.
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Connecticut lawmakers have acted on a bipartisan bill to reduce the high cost of electricity as part of a frenzy of activity leading up to the end of their legislative session on Wednesday.
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Connecticut Democratic lawmakers are making an effort to expand state protections for undocumented residents despite stiff opposition from Republicans.
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Connecticut’s General Assembly voted on Monday to exceed the state’s spending cap for the first time in nearly two decades to fix a $300 million Medicaid shortfall this year.
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Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont and the state's Democratic legislative leaders are at odds over how to fix a projected $300 million Medicaid deficit before next Wednesday's deadline.
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The Connecticut House has voted to make it easier to sue gun makers and dealers when they let their guns fall into the wrong hands.Federal law protects gun makers and dealers from liability when their negligence results in death or injury.
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Connecticut lawmakers want to expand the state’s data privacy laws to include the data collected by your connected vehicle.
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Connecticut lawmakers are considering a move that could reduce electric bills by as much as 20%.
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Connecticut’s conservative caucus has denounced attacks on Tesla vehicles and dealerships as acts of domestic terrorism.
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Connecticut’s Republican minority is calling for an independent inspector general to investigate alleged corruption in state government.