December 10, 2021

Rep. Haines Achieves 100% Voting Record

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HARTFORD – For the second consecutive year, State Representative Irene Haines (R-34) has earned a one hundred percent voting record for roll call votes taken on the floor of the House of Representatives during the 2021 Regular and Special Sessions.

Each year, the House Clerk’s Office releases the data on members’ votes during the Regular and Special Sessions. This year there were 426 roll call votes taken in the House of Representatives

“In spite of the potential risk and new protocols we faced due to COVID-19 these past two years, I made it my priority to get in the building as we debated important issues regarding COVID and everything else,” said Rep. Haines. “I am honored to represent my constituents and it is my duty to be in the Capitol to ensure their voices are heard.”

Rep. Haines currently serves as Ranking Member of the legislature’s Higher Education and Employment Advancement Committee, the Education Committee, and the Transportation Committee. The next regular session of the legislature will convene on February 9th, 2022.

For an overview of important legislation addressed in the 2021 session, visit the Office of Legislative Research website: www.cga.ct.gov/olr.

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