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Connecticut House Democrats say a controversial bill aimed at dealing with the state’s affordable housing crisis is ready for a vote.
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Connecticut House Speaker Matt Ritter has assured striking group home workers that they’ll get a wage increase in the state’s next two-year budget.
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Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont’s nomination of Sandra Slack Glover to the state Supreme Court is in trouble. Lawmakers say that’s because Glover signed a letter of support for Amy Coney Barrett, one of the U.S. Supreme Court justices who overruled Roe v. Wade.
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To ensure bipartisan support for Connecticut’s next two-year budget, Democratic House Speaker Matt Ritter has said he is willing to adopt some ideas from the state’s GOP minority.
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Connecticut lawmakers have renewed a 2017 bipartisan budget control agreement for an additional five years. The original agreement produced $9 billion in state surpluses over the past four years.
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Connecticut Voices for Children wants the state government to fund a child tax credit to work toward fixing racial, ethnic and class tax inequality.
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Speaker of the House Matt Ritter took swift action on Saturday after a WSHU report identified Don Frost as the Connecticut Port Authority board member who received illegal gifts from a vendor seeking business. Now, his replacement has also drawn criticism.
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Connecticut Democrats said Tuesday that they have the votes to pass a reproductive rights bill in the state General Assembly. This is despite a pushback from right-to-life advocates.
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The Connecticut state House is taking action on a marijuana legalization bill in a special session Wednesday, but it’s not the same version of the bill…
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Connecticut lawmakers are likely to end their regular legislative session tonight with unfinished business. That would require them to return for a…