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Lawmakers Push to End 50-Year Bipartisan Oversight of State Regulations
For more than half a century, Connecticut lawmakers have relied on a bipartisan committee to oversee the growing power of state regulators. A new bill moving through the legislature would upend that balance. HB 5554 would change the structure of the…
From Sacramento to Hartford: California’s Policy…
Connecticut lawmakers are pushing to expand unemployment benefits to striking workers, regulate…
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 — and luck. This week, the Public Health and Education Committees are holding hearings on several controversial bills. Both begin mid-morning.…
Landscaper Warns Proposed Leaf Blower Ban Could End His…
Landscaper Warns Proposed Leaf Blower Ban Could End His Business at Legislative Hearing A…
Snowed In, Shut Out: Senate Moves “Emergency” Bill…
The Connecticut State Senate is preparing to vote Wednesday on more than a dozen “emergency…
Connecticut’s Proposed Climate Superfund Would…
The Environment Committee will hold a public hearing on Feb. 20 regarding H.B. 5156, a proposal to…
Y It Matters: Why Process Protects People
As Connecticut’s legislative session is underway, Yankee Institute will be deeply engaged at the…
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