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“Bad” Bills of the 2026 Connecticut Legislative Session
Connecticut is at a crossroads. Throughout the 2026 legislative session, lawmakers have advanced a slate of proposals that risk worsening affordability rather than improving it. From weakening the fiscal guardrails that restored stability to state…
Democratic, Republican House Leaders Urge Preserving…
A proposal to change how Connecticut reviews state agency regulations is drawing broad concern from…
Democratic, Republican House Leaders Urge Preserving…
A proposal to change how Connecticut reviews state agency regulations is drawing broad concern from…
Why Connecticut Needs to Invest In Nuclear and Natural…
With Revolution Wind, a multi-state offshore wind farm project, now online, Connecticut has taken…
Lawmakers Push to End 50-Year Bipartisan Oversight of…
For more than half a century, Connecticut lawmakers have relied on a bipartisan committee to oversee…
From Sacramento to Hartford: California’s Policy Experiments Come to Connecticut
Connecticut lawmakers are pushing to expand unemployment benefits to striking workers, regulate self-checkout machines, and create a climate “superfund” to extract billions from fossil fuel companies. Bold ideas — except California already tried all…
Connecticut Lawmakers Want Taxpayers to Fund A UFO…
Connecticut lawmakers have introduced legislation that would require the state to study unidentified…
Another Connecticut Climate Plan — Another Charge on…
Another Connecticut Climate Plan — Another Charge on Your Bill Connecticut lawmakers have a habit…
Strike Three? Unions Push Third Attempt to Turn…
Strike Three? Unions Push Third Attempt to Turn Unemployment Insurance into a Strike Fund …
Connecticut Public Hearings Come with an Asterisk
On paper, Connecticut’s public hearings are open to everyone. In practice, access depends on timing…
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