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HARTFORD – State Representative Jay Case (R-63) was informed today that he had officially earned a one hundred percent voting record for the 2018 regular and special sessions. Since Case was elected in 2012, he has not missed a vote on the floor.
“To make sure the Northwest Corner has a voice in Hartford it is important that I vote every time I have the opportunity to. I am proud to the residents of Colebrook, Goshen, Winchester and Torrington that I took part in all 317 roll call votes that were held in the House of Representatives in 2018,” explained Case. “I also want to thank all of you who wrote, called, or e-mailed me with your legislative concerns. Everyone’s opinion matters to me and I take that into consideration before casting any vote on the floor.”
Case currently serves as Ranking Member to the Human Services Committee and is a member of the Appropriations and Internship Committees. He is also the co-chair to the legislature’s bipartisan Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities caucus.
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