Early voting was approved by Connecticut voters in 2022. During the 2023 legislative session, the General Assembly authorized in-person early voting for elections held after April 1, 2024. Under this schedule, the first election utilizing early voting will be the Presidential Preference Primary on April 2, 2024.

The early voting dates for this election have been modified to reflect the Good Friday holiday and Easter Sunday. Early Voting will be held Tuesday, March 26 through Thursday, March 28 and…

HARTFORD, CT – Today, state Senators Joan Hartley and Jorge Cabrera, state Representatives Seth Bronko and David Labriola, and Naugatuck Mayor N. Warren “Pete” Hess III announced that significant funds have been approved by the board of the Community Investment Fund 2030 to aid in the redevelopment of Naugatuck’s Rubber Avenue Corridor.

The more than $5.7 million in state funding for the “Rubber Avenue Corridor Revitalization” will transform the Rubber Avenue Corridor by investing in infrastructure…

Rep. David Labriola, on left, joined Rep. Mary Welander, center, and Rep. Seth Bronko for the dedication ceremony.

NAUGATUCK – Rep. David Labriola, R-Oxford, joined his colleagues recently for the grand opening and dedication of the Griffin Hospital School of Allied Health Careers Naugatuck Campus, which is focused on addressing a shortage of health care workers in the state.

The opening of the 6,000 square-foot campus on New…

2024-2025 plan provides more tax relief than Governor and Democrats, invests in key areas including education and nonprofit social safety net providers

HARTFORD—House Republicans on Tuesday released a balanced budget proposal that provides more than $1 billion in broad-based tax relief to Connecticut residents while also making historic investments in education and providing more funding for nonprofit providers.

“Connecticut residents desperately need tax relief, but they also deserve a government…

Rep. Labriola discuses epidemic of wrong-way crashes in Connecticut.

Also, please see this story on Fox 61 that was published in connection to the wrong-driving legislation.

“If we can reduce the amount of people who are driving drunk on the highways then we’re going to reduce the amount of wrong-way crashes that happen here in Connecticut,” said Rep. David Labriola, R-Oxford.

HARTFORD – During a public hearing before the Veterans’ and Military Affairs Committee on Feb. 7, Rep. David Labriola, R-Oxford, submitted the following written testimony in support of a bill he co-sponsored, H.B. 5205, An Act Exempting Veterans From The Passport To The Parks Motor Vehicle Registration Program Fee.

“Chairmen Marx and Nolan, Vice Chairmen Delany and Maroney, Ranking Members Gordon and Vail, and Distinguished Members of the Veterans’ and Military Affairs Committee, I write to you today…