Connecticut lawmakers are once again eyeing the state’s fiscal guardrails — the bipartisan reforms widely credited with stabilizing the state’s finances less than a decade ago. But many of the legislators pushing to adjust those […]
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The Environment Committee will hold a public hearing on Feb. 20 regarding H.B. 5156, a proposal to create a new “climate superfund” requiring certain fossil-fuel companies to pay for climate-related projects across Connecticut — from […]
Dear Chairs Senator Marx and Representative Felipe, Ranking Members Senator Sampson, and Representative Scott, and distinguished members of the Housing Committee. Thank you for the opportunity to provide testimony on SB 151, An Act Prohibiting Certain Land Use and Zoning Limitations on […]
As Connecticut’s legislative session is underway, Yankee Institute will be deeply engaged at the Capitol — explaining which policies we support, which we oppose, and why. Throughout the year, our work focuses on one key objective: ensuring Connecticut is affordable, livable, and workable by showing how policy […]
Connecticut lawmakers are once again turning to a familiar strategy for addressing housing shortages: override local zoning authority and impose uniform rules from Hartford. S.B. 151 — scheduled for a public hearing Feb. 17 at […]
Since the legislative session began on Feb. 4, few issues have unified Democrat and Republican as clearly as the elimination or capping of occupational licensing fees. These fees are government-imposed charges that professionals — from home inspectors and electricians to hairdressers, and even hypnotists — must pay […]
In an election year, Connecticut’s state employee unions appear positioned for another significant round of compensation growth. While lawmakers debate fiscal guardrails and warn of federal funding uncertainty, the governor’s own budget documents show […]
In The Daily Caller, Yankee Institute Manager of Research and Analysis Meghan Portfolio and Labor Fellow Frank Ricci contend that the American Federation of Teachers is exploiting perceived “crises” to expand its influence and reshape […]
Happy Lincoln’s Birthday. If you work for the State of Connecticut, you may be enjoying your second February paid holiday in just four days. Most Americans observe a single Presidents’ Day. Connecticut does something different: […]
Yankee Institute President Carol Platt Liebau argues that affordability and opportunity should guide every proposal in Connecticut’s 2026 legislative session — from protecting fiscal guardrails and reducing pension debt, to limiting unfunded mandates, reviewing energy […]
