State Representative Sean Williams gives an update from the capitol. Williams expresses his opposition to the increase in the minimum wage because ...
HARTFORD– Gov. Malloy and Democratic lawmakers resorted to budgetary gimmicks today to balance the state budget by raiding transportation funds, borrowing for ...
HARTFORD – State Representative Sean Williams (R- Oakville) applauded Gov. Dannel Malloy for his proposal to overhaul the state’s education system, targeting ...
On Monday the Connecticut State House of Representatives passed a measure that will give individuals the opportunity to register to vote and cast a ballot on Election Day.
Proponents of the bill say it will encourage more participation in elections but opponents, including State Representative Se…
On Thursday night State Representative Sean Williams (R- Oakville) opposed legislation to abolish the Death Penalty inConnecticut. The controversial bill passed after hours of debate by a vote of 86 to 62.
“Today was a tough day, this is a serious issue that people on both sides care very dee…
Soon to come before the Connecticut House of Representatives is a bill that seeks to allow municipalities the use of automated traffic cameras at intersections. Proponents of the traffic cameras, better known as red light cameras (RLCs), claim they can improve public safety and provide revenue throu…
Hartford,CT– Republican lawmakers today proposed alternative budget adjustments for FY13 that fund critical education and pension reforms within existing appropriations while providing immediate tax relief forConnecticut’s citizens. The Republican proposal spends $345 million less than Governor Ma…
State Representative Sean Williams is known for being easily accessible to the people of Oakville, Watertown and Woodbury and takes pride in his record of service to the 68th Assembly District.
Representative Williams distinguished himself early in his legislative career as a proponent of fiscal restraint, responsible spending and tax relief. He has consistently opposed moves by some legislators to pass expensive new spending programs, raise taxes, and impose new unfunded state mandates on Connecticut’s municipalities.....
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