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(HARTFORD) — The state’s leading business advocacy group, Connecticut Business & Industry Association (CBIA), has officially released its data illustrating how members of the CT State House of Representatives voted in 2024.
According to the association, Representative Lezlye Zupkus (R-89) earned a 100% score based on her votes in connection to several key bills that arose during the legislative session. Each year the CBIA rates Connecticut lawmakers’ voting records in committee or on the House floor concerning an array of ‘key bills’ determined by the association on Connecticut’s business environment and economic stability.
The list of bills included legislation that Rep. Zupkus co-sponsored that would limit the amount of fees that people pay for occupational certifications, licenses and registrations.
CBIA is Connecticut’s leading business organization — with a membership comprised of hundreds of small, medium and large-sized businesses around the state.
