Op-Ed: Legislature Must Give Special Session Measures Due Consideration

Published on July 28, 2020July 28, 2020 by Tony Hwang

On July 23, the Connecticut House of Representatives was in session to discuss changes to Connecticut’s absentee voter laws, police accountability reform, and important healthcare changes as the industries adjust to added challenges treating patients during Covid-19. The Senate is Continue reading “Op-Ed: Legislature Must Give Special Session Measures Due Consideration” →

Virus Crisis Puts State Legislation on Hold

Published on May 12, 2020May 11, 2020 by Frank Luongo

Early in March, committees of the Connecticut House of Representatives and Senate were proceeding with business as usual, jointly voting favorably on a raft of bills to be taken up by the General Assembly. But that did not happen.

COVID-19 intervened and thereafter the Legislature Continue reading “Virus Crisis Puts State Legislation on Hold” →