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04/30/2025
Sen. Fazio & Sen. Harding Statement on Consensus Revenue Forecast
For Immediate Release Sen. Ryan Fazio, Ranking Senator on the Finance, Revenue and Bonding Committee, and Sen. Stephen Harding issued the following statement on the April 2025 consensus revenue forecast. (https://portal.ct.gov/-/media/opm/bud-other-projects/reports/consensus_revenue/fy-2025/final_consensus_apr30_2025.pdf?rev=919322a0ce794edfad3fb4781b65724d&hash=CD92699B5494A0933950BE32F1858315 “What this report shows is that without question, the fiscal guardrails that Republicans fought to implement and preserve are working. They are saving taxpayers billions and protecting against economic fluctuations. They have ... Sen. Fazio & Sen. Harding Statement on Consensus Revenue Forecast
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04/30/2025
"Flashing neon sign": CT Senate GOP Statement on DSS Audit
For Immediate Release Sen. Jason Perillo, Sen. Rob Sampson and Sen. Stephen Harding today issued the following statement regarding the state Auditors of Public Accounts’ audit report on the Department of Social Services. (https://wp.cga.ct.gov/apa/wp-content/cgacustom/reports/Social%20Services,%20Department%20of_20250430_FY2022,2023.pdf) “Another state agency audit, and yet another flashing neon sign on how to save overburdened Connecticut taxpayers millions of dollars. What’s frustrating is that yet again, we ... “Flashing neon sign”: CT Senate GOP Statement on DSS Audit
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04/29/2025
Sen. Harding: "...very bad news for working-class families struggling with taxes and soaring electric bills"
Lamont Tells AFSCME: As Long as I’m Governor, the Raises Will Keep Coming By Meghan Portfolio Yankee Institute April 28 , 2025 Gov. Ned Lamont made a special guest appearance at the AFSCME Council 4 Biennial Conference this weekend, pledging continued support for public-sector unions along with another round of wage increases. While the governor ... Sen. Harding: “…very bad news for working-class families struggling with taxes and soaring electric bills”