When Connecticut lawmakers rushed into a November special session to create a $500 million “emergency” fund, supporters made three clear promises to the public. First, the fund would be temporary. Second, any unused money would […]
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As the 2026 legislative session convenes on Feb. 4, Yankee Institute has released its policy agenda aimed at keeping Connecticut affordable, livable, and workable for families, businesses, and communities across the state. The agenda focuses on safeguarding long-term fiscal stability and addressing the key cost drivers that continue to burden […]
Connecticut residents don’t need to wait for their next utility bill to know electricity is about to get more expensive. The policy framework driving higher costs has already been approved at the regional level — […]
On Jan. 21, the U.S. Census Bureau released its 2024 State-to-State Migration Flows, offering a clearer picture of how Connecticut’s population is shifting. The data confirms what many suspected: the state continues to attract new […]
Connecticut towns are meant to be governed by neighbors, taxpayers, and parents accountable to the communities they serve. They are not meant to function as extensions of any single interest group. Yet that distinction is […]
Unemployment insurance (UI) was created as a safety net, a temporary support for workers who lose their jobs through no fault of their own and are actively seeking new employment. In recent years, some policymakers […]
For nearly a decade, Connecticut officials have pointed to the 2017 SEBAC agreement as evidence that fiscal responsibility and political compromise can coexist. The deal, negotiated by the Malloy administration with the State Employees Bargaining […]
New Englanders would save hundreds of billions of dollars and avoid deadly power blackouts by replacing state-mandated renewable energy projects with nuclear and natural gas power, a study released today by a coalition of New […]
Connecticut lawmakers will return to Hartford on February 4 for the state’s so-called short session — a three-month legislative sprint intended primarily for technical fixes and budget adjustments. In practice, short sessions have increasingly become […]
House Bill 8002 was enacted during a November special session after state leaders argued that Connecticut faced a housing emergency requiring immediate legislative action. The bill advanced without a public hearing and outside the regular […]
