House Republicans 2024 Proposals

Posted on February 2, 2024

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On Thursday, House Republicans unveiled our 2024 House Republican Priorities, that will maintain the state’s fiscal stability while making Connecticut a more affordable and safer place to live.

Our proposals include responding to your public safety concerns, support vulnerable populations, defending you from government overreach, and much more.


HARTFORD—House Republicans, in advance of the start of the 2024 legislative session, unveiled proposals Thursday that will maintain the state’s fiscal stability

Special Session to Ban Gas-Powered Cars?

Posted on January 22, 2024

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It was less than two months ago that Democrats yanked their proposed ban on gas-powered vehicles and conceded residents had valid concerns. Yet Democrats are now “feeling pretty good” about the prospects of adopting the California plan and are even plotting special session dates for the end of this month.

🚨 ACT NOW: call Democrats and tell them this critical issue shouldn’t be decided in a special session that wouldn’t provide Connecticut residents a chance to have their say on this deeply flawed

State Bonding Approved for Mary R. Fisher Elementary School in Thompson

Posted on December 15, 2023

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HARTFORD – State Representative Rick Hayes (R-51) applauded the State Bond Commission approval for $80,000 to create an ADA-compliant playground at the Mary R. Fisher Elementary School in Thompson. The decision announced earlier today, was also welcomed by State Senator Jeff Gordon (R-35) and State Senator Mae Flexer (D-29), both members of the Connecticut General Assembly’s Appropriations Committee.

“I was happy to hear that all the work that went into the planning for this new playground will now

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