Carol Hall

Rep. Hall and Sen. Kissel Update Constituents on 2026 Legislative Session

"Thank you to everyone who took the time to hear updates on the recently concluded legislative session and for your questions and/or comments," Rep. Hall said. If you weren’t able to join Sen. Kissel and Rep. Hall but would still like to connect with the representative, you can reach out to via email at Carol.Hall@housegop.ct.gov .

Post-Session Legislative Update

With the 2026 Legislative Session complete, State Senator John Kissel and State Representative Carol Hall will be hosting a post-session update at the Enfield Town Hall. The lawmakers are providing an opportunity for area residents to learn more about new legislation passed, discuss some the items that didn’t make it over the finish line or the biennium state budget, and answer any questions they may have. If you’d like a chance to learn more, they hope you will consider joining them.

2026 Major Public Acts

Each year, the nonpartisan Office of Legislative Research and the Office of Fiscal Analysis publish a summary of the major issues passed during that legislative session. Find out more here .

Rep. Hall Highlights Solar Bill Passage in the House

Solar Bill places a one-year moratorium on large scale developments in the towns of Enfield and East Windsor.

Rep. Hall Votes in Opposition to Government Overreach in Vaccine Bill

"As a fully vaccinated individual, I didn’t vote in opposition to HB-5044 because I’m against them, but rather for its overreaching and reactionary nature. It encroaches on an individual’s rights and freedom to choose while also granting isolated power to one entity to determine the vaccines you and your family must take," Rep. Hall said. "For these reasons I couldn't support this bill. These choices should be left up to you and your doctor, not Hartford lawmakers."