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    January 5, 2017

    CASE BEGINS THIRD TERM IN LEGISLATURE

    CASE BEGINS THIRD TERM IN LEGISLATURE
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    HARTFORD – State Representative Jay Case (R-63) took the oath of office yesterday, marking the beginning of his third term in the Connecticut General Assembly’s House of Representatives. The 2017 Legislative Session officially convened Wednesday and will last for a five-month period.

    Photo: Case participates in Altice Network’s Meet the Leaders program on Opening Day

    “I will continue to bring the voice of the residents of the 63rd Assembly District for the next two years,” explained Case. “I look forward to working with my legislative colleagues to reverse the negative economic trends that have plagued the state for years and to prioritize spending in order ensure adequate resources are available for the delivery of state programs and services.”

    Rep. Case has been assigned by House Republican leadership to serve as the Ranking Member of the legislature’s Human Services Committee. Rep. Case will draw on his extensive background from advocating for those with intellectual and developmental disabilities and will provide the committee an integral perspective as he continues his service as co-chair of the Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities caucus (I/DD).

    Additionally, Rep. Case has been re-assigned to serve on the legislature’s Appropriations and Internship Committees.

    The General Assembly’s 2017 Legislative Session will adjourn Wednesday, June 7th.

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