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Candelora, Mastrofrancesco Respond to Dems' Rejection of Criminal Elections Violations Bill

HARTFORD – House Republican Leader Vincent Candelora and State Rep. Gale Mastrofrancesco, ranking member of the legislature’s Government Administration and Elections Committee, issued a joint statement in response to majority Democrats on the Judiciary Committee failing to advance SB 390, An Act Concerning Penalties for Certain Election Crimes. The legislation, proposed and supported by House…

House Republicans Offer Plan to Balance FY25 Budget

HARTFORD — House Republicans during a Thursday news conference at the state capitol released a plan to balance the second year of the state budget, keeping a promise to Connecticut residents by honoring the fiscal guardrails, focusing on affordability, pursuing structural spending reforms, and increasing funding for local education to help prevent more pressure on…

Connecticut House and Senate Republicans Respond To Latest Allegations In Bridgeport Election Scandal

Sen. Republican Leader Stephen Harding, House Republican Leader Vincent Candelora, Sen. Rob Sampson, Ranking Senator on the Government Administration and Elections Committee, and Rep. Gale Mastrofrancesco, Ranking Representative on the Government Administration and Elections Committee issued the following statements on the Secretary of the State’s announcement of new referrals her office made to the State…

Candelora, Mastrofrancesco Respond to Dems' Rejection of Criminal Elections Violations Bill

HARTFORD – House Republican Leader Vincent Candelora and State Rep. Gale Mastrofrancesco, ranking member of the legislature’s Government Administration and Elections Committee, issued a joint statement in response to majority Democrats on the Judiciary Committee failing to advance SB 390, An Act Concerning Penalties for Certain Election Crimes. The legislation, proposed and supported by House…

House Republicans Offer Plan to Balance FY25 Budget

HARTFORD — House Republicans during a Thursday news conference at the state capitol released a plan to balance the second year of the state budget, keeping a promise to Connecticut residents by honoring the fiscal guardrails, focusing on affordability, pursuing structural spending reforms, and increasing funding for local education to help prevent more pressure on…

Connecticut House and Senate Republicans Respond To Latest Allegations In Bridgeport Election Scandal

Sen. Republican Leader Stephen Harding, House Republican Leader Vincent Candelora, Sen. Rob Sampson, Ranking Senator on the Government Administration and Elections Committee, and Rep. Gale Mastrofrancesco, Ranking Representative on the Government Administration and Elections Committee issued the following statements on the Secretary of the State’s announcement of new referrals her office made to the State…

House, Senate Republicans Say Fight Against EV Mandate Isn't Over

House Republican Leader Vincent Candelora and Senate Republican Leader Stephen Harding today warned Connecticut residents that Democrats have not given up on their electric vehicle mandate, explaining that pending legislation provides a “roadmap” for the majority party to launch a full-throttle pursuit of their ban on gas-powered vehicles after Election Day. A public hearing will be held…

Candelora, Mastrofrancesco Respond to Dems' Rejection of Criminal Elections Violations Bill

HARTFORD – House Republican Leader Vincent Candelora and State Rep. Gale Mastrofrancesco, ranking member of the legislature’s Government Administration and Elections Committee, issued a joint statement in response to majority Democrats on the Judiciary Committee failing to advance SB 390, An Act Concerning Penalties for Certain Election Crimes. The legislation, proposed and supported by House…

House Republicans Offer Plan to Balance FY25 Budget

HARTFORD — House Republicans during a Thursday news conference at the state capitol released a plan to balance the second year of the state budget, keeping a promise to Connecticut residents by honoring the fiscal guardrails, focusing on affordability, pursuing structural spending reforms, and increasing funding for local education to help prevent more pressure on…

Connecticut House and Senate Republicans Respond To Latest Allegations In Bridgeport Election Scandal

Sen. Republican Leader Stephen Harding, House Republican Leader Vincent Candelora, Sen. Rob Sampson, Ranking Senator on the Government Administration and Elections Committee, and Rep. Gale Mastrofrancesco, Ranking Representative on the Government Administration and Elections Committee issued the following statements on the Secretary of the State’s announcement of new referrals her office made to the State…

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➡️ House debate is underway on the budget from the Democrat majority that refuses to call its plan a budget. House Republican Leader Vincent Candelora and state Rep. Tammy Nuccio, our leader on the Appropriations Committee, spoke to the news media before the start of session.

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The House will be in session beginning at 10:30 a.m. this morning and will be taking action on budget adjustments. Follow along at www.ct-n.com. ... See MoreSee Less

The House will be in session beginning at 10:30 a.m. this morning and will be taking action on budget adjustments. Follow along at www.ct-n.com.

‼️ Goodies, gimmicks and more: Unprecedented action expected from Democrats, who insist they aren't reopening the state budget. House Republican Leader Vincent Candelora spoke the capitol press corps this morning about budget bill from Democrats that's expected to be debated Tuesday.

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The House will be in session at noon today. Tune-in at www.ct-n.com. ... See MoreSee Less

The House will be in session at noon today. Tune-in at www.ct-n.com.

Democrats on Friday patted themselves on the back for supporting election reforms not long after their party's Judiciary Committee members rejected the Republican proposal to install a much-needed dose of accountability into our system. 🤷‍♂️ ... See MoreSee Less

Democrats on Friday patted themselves on the back for supporting election reforms not long after their partys Judiciary Committee members rejected the Republican proposal to install a much-needed dose of accountability into our system. 🤷‍♂️
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