Paying Extra to Avoid the Burden of in Person Voting Both the House and Senate approved to change the state Constitution to allow early voting in Connecticut, complying with 60.2 percent of voters who favored […]
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Halloween has come early this year with the General Assembly imitating Dr. Frankenstein by cobbling together multiple “affordable housing” bills into one monstrously expensive and restrictive piece of legislation. The trouble begins with a newly […]
If we learned anything during the Covid pandemic, it’s that too many public schools are leaving Connecticut’s low-income children behind. As the study below demonstrates, simply increasing school funding will do little to solve the […]
Connecticut has on average the worst electricity prices in New England, and second worst throughout the United States, according to the Energy Information Administration (EIA). Released May 24, EIA’s latest ‘Electric Power Monthly’ report shows […]
Climatepocalypse Emergency Downgraded to Crisis A bill declaring that climate change in Connecticut as a public health and environmental justice emergency — for the purposes of increasing access to federal funds — has been demoted […]
If the Constitution State doesn’t embrace free-market, liberty-minded policies, it can expect more of the same economic stagnation.
Connecticut sports fans felt like hosers after its beloved Hartford Whalers skated down south to Raleigh, North Carolina — renamed the Hurricanes — in 1997. In the nearly 30 years since, the prospects of another […]
The House submitted an amendment Wednesday (May 24) that substituted language on a bill that was completely unrelated to its original intent. The amendment, proposed by Rep. Joshua Elliot (D-88th), aims to change a bill […]
With only ten days left in the 2023 legislative session, lawmakers are scrambling to push their agendas across the finish line. Instead of addressing policies individually, the plan is to “simply create a lot of […]
Connecticut’s labor market is sending mixed signals. On the one hand, the state’s unemployment rate fell from 3.9% in March to 3.8% in April; on the other, however, the state lost 2,600 over the […]
