Rep. Shaban on Passage of GMO Labeling Legislation
The House and Senate recently passed the "GMO Bill" that will require the labeling of food containing genetically modified organisms (GMOs) once ...
Rep. Shaban Welcomes African Leaders to the Capitol
On Monday State Rep. John Shaban (R-135) welcomed members of the Liberian government to the Connecticut State Capitol in Hartford. The group, ...
VIDEO: Rep. Shaban Welcomes CT Grizzlies to the Capitol
Joining State Rep. John Shaban in the House of Representatives on Thursday was CT Grizzlies Head Coach Bernie Armstrong and Defensive Back ...
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- Rep. Shaban promotes 2013 guide to new legislation
Many significant and far-reaching pieces of legislation were debated and passed by the General Assembly throughout the 2013 legislative session, which adjourned last week. In order to better inform yo…
- Shaban: House Saving the Worst for Last
With little time remaining in 2013 legislative session, some of the most controversial legislation is being hastily drafted and debated by majority legislators in the House.
Over the past five days…
- Rep. Shaban: Mind the Cap
In 1991 Connecticut passed a Constitutional spending cap as part of the compromise that created the state income tax. The cap was designed as a tool to slow future spending given the state’s access…
- House Passes Shaban’s Bill Expanding Tax Exemptions for the Families of Fallen First Responders
On Wednesday State Rep. John Shaban (R-135) successfully pushed through a measure that will allow tax exemptions for surviving spouses of EMTs killed in the line of duty.
Current law grants municip…
ABOUT JOHN
State Rep. John Shaban has proudly served the 135th General Assembly District communities of Easton, Redding and Weston since November 2010. He is a member of the legislature’s Environment Committee, Judiciary Committee and Finance Revenue and Bonding Committee. During his first term Shaban tackled a variety of issues, with his efforts focused primarily on providing municipalities more control over their own affairs -- whether it be control over the placement of cellular towers or how towns manage their schools. In 2011 Shaban joined with other Republicans to create the “no tax increase” budget as an alternative to the Democrats’ current budget and its historic $1.8 billion tax increase. He has...
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