Today State Representative Christopher Davis visited the East Windsor Senior Center to meet with residents and spend time speaking with them about issues facing the state of Connecticut.
Davis explained some of the issues the legislature has dealt with over the last 12 months and touched on a number of things that will likely come before the legislature in the upcoming session.
Those in attendance had many questions, mostly dealing with spending, taxes and jobs. A number of people expressed disgust in the practice of increasing spending at the same time the state raised taxes by a record amount.
Davis suggested the state should work on decreasing spending and easing taxes and regulations on businesses to help encourage job growth in Connecticut and get people back to work.
The 2012 session begins on February 8th and will convene on May 9th.
