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JUST SAY NO TO REGIONALIZED SCHOOL DISTRICTS
Posted on January 29, 2019
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Generally speaking, which of these subjects involving state government most interests you? Rank them in order of importance (8 being the highest importance.)
Higher education
Public safety
Social services
Cost of living
Local education
Healthcare
Environment
Government transparency
List any other topics that are important to you but not listed above:
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If there were one state law you could enact or repeal, what would it be?
General Topics
Do you think state policymakers have Connecticut headed in the right direction?
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No
Other
If other...
In your opinion, what steps could the legislature take to make our state a more attractive place to live and work?
Do you believe Connecticut taxpayers are getting a good value in terms of the services provided?
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No
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If Other...
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Protect, or enhance, services
Save for economic downturn
Pay down debt
Tax relief
The newly-enacted two-year state budget included a cut for the bottom two marginal tax rates (3 percent to 2 percent, and 5 to 4.5 percent) while also smoothing the benefit cliff in the tax exemption on retirement income. What other specific tax-related changes could the legislature make to help you?
Should state lawmakers focus primarily on "free college" and student debt relief initiatives, or on holding our state's college and university system more accountable in controlling institutional costs and making school more affordable for students?
Debt-relief, expand free college programming
Control costs, make college affordable
Other
If other...
Aiming to fight poverty, Connecticut's state treasurer recently launched a poverty-fighting measure called “baby bonds,” a program which uses state funds to provide $3,000 bonds to eligible newborns that are expected to grow to as much as $30,000 by the time the child reaches 30. Is this an appropriate use of taxpayer dollars?
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No
Other
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Next year, Connecticut voters, having already approved early voting, will be asked to decide whether the State Constitution should be amended to allow for no excuse absentee ballot voting. Given that a 14-day early voting period will begin in 2024, do you think CT also needs no voting by no excuse absentee ballot?
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No
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Do you support a proposal to establish a bipartisan legislative commission on elections that would review and approve any changes to election law prior to a vote by either chamber of the General Assembly?
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No
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