State Rep. Steve Weir (R-55) — Connecticut House floor votes

Compiled from roll-call PDFs published by the Connecticut General Assembly. Each row links to the bill's tracking page, the official roll-call PDF, and (where available) the bill text. Rows where Weir voted against the majority of his party caucus are outlined.

2023 Regular Session

368 House floor votes recorded. Weir voted Yea on 269, Nay on 99, was absent on 0. Voted with his party caucus on 332, against on 36.

RC#DateBillWeirTotalBy party (Y–N)
1 2023-01-04 HR-2 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:31 a.m.
RESOLUTION CONCERNING THE HOUSE RULES. Introduced by: Rep. Jason Rojas, 9th Dist.Rep. Vincent J. Candelora, 86th Dist.
Y 136–8
(5 not voting)
D 90–0 (abs 4)
R 45–8 (abs 1)
O 1–0
2 2023-01-04 SJR-1 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:38 a.m.
RESOLUTION CONCERNING THE JOINT RULES OF THE SENATE AND THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Introduced by: Sen. Martin M. Looney, 11th Dist.Sen. Bob Duff, 25th Dist.Rep. Matthew Ritter, 1st Dist.Rep. Jason Rojas, 9th Dist.Rep. Vincent J. Candelora, 86th Dist.
N 135–10
(4 not voting)
D 91–0 (abs 3)
R 43–10 (abs 1)
O 1–0
3 2023-01-25 HJR-26 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:46 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE AUDEN C. GROGINS OF BRIDGEPORT TO BE A JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. Introduced by: Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.
Y 140–3
(5 not voting)
D 91–0 (abs 3)
R 48–3 (abs 2)
O 1–0
4 2023-01-25 HJR-31 CONSENT CALENDAR
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE EDWARD C. GRAZIANI OF ELLINGTON TO BE A STATE REFEREE. Introduced by: Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.
Y 142–0
(6 not voting)
D 90–0 (abs 4)
R 52–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
5 2023-01-25 HR-9 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2:32 p.m.
RESOLUTION PROPOSING APPROVAL OF A COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT AND THE CONNECTICUT STATE POLICE UNION (NP-1 BARGAINING UNIT). Introduced by: Rep. Matthew Ritter, 1st Dist.
Y 142–1
(5 not voting)
D 91–0 (abs 3)
R 50–1 (abs 2)
O 1–0
6 2023-01-25 SJR-23 CONSENT CALENDAR
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE ANTHONY P. FUSCO OF BROOKFIELD TO BE A FAMILY SUPPORT MAGISTRATE. Introduced by: Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.
Y 142–0
(6 not voting)
D 90–0 (abs 4)
R 52–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
7 2023-02-09 HR-16 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:41 a.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF MICHELLE H. GILMAN OF COLCHESTER TO BE REAPPOINTED COMMISSIONER OF ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES. Introduced by: Rep. Julio A. Concepcion, 4th Dist.
N 89–48
(11 not voting)
D 86–1 (abs 7)
R 2–47 (abs 4)
O 1–0
8 2023-02-09 HB-6671 EMERGENCY CERTIFICATION
AN ACT CONCERNING FUNDING FOR SCHOOL LUNCHES AND A CENTER FOR SUSTAINABLE AVIATION, SPECIAL EDUCATION FUNDING, CERTAIN BOTTLE DEPOSITS, CERTAIN STATE POSITIONS AND THE POSTING OF STATE JOB OPENINGS AND BOND COVENANT RESTRICTIONS AND THE BUDGET RESERVE FUND.
Y 144–0
(4 not voting)
D 91–0 (abs 3)
R 52–0 (abs 1)
O 1–0
9 2023-02-09 HR-12 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:36 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF KATHERINE SCHARF DYKES OF WEST HARTFORD TO BE REAPPOINTED COMMISSIONER OF ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION. Introduced by: Rep. Julio A. Concepcion, 4th Dist.
N 105–36
(7 not voting)
D 90–0 (abs 4)
R 14–36 (abs 3)
O 1–0
10 2023-04-05 HR-26 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:56 a.m.
RESOLUTION PROPOSING APPROVAL OF AN INTEREST ARBITRATION AWARD BETWEEN THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT AND THE STATE EMPLOYEES BARGAINING AGENT COALITION (SEBAC). Introduced by: Rep. Matthew Ritter, 1st Dist.Rep. Jason Rojas, 9th Dist.
N 129–15
(7 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 36–15 (abs 3)
O 0–0
11 2023-04-05 HJR-36 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:21 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF BENJAMIN BLAKE, ESQUIRE, OF MILFORD TO BE A WORKERS' COMPENSATION ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JUDGE. Introduced by: Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.
N 132–12
(7 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 39–12 (abs 3)
O 0–0
12 2023-04-05 HJR-262 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2:22 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF MICHAEL E. POHL OF MANCHESTER TO BE A MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF PARDONS AND PAROLES. Introduced by: Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.
N 85–61
(5 not voting)
D 84–11 (abs 2)
R 1–50 (abs 3)
O 0–0
13 2023-04-05 HJR-263 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2:29 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF DEBORAH SMITH PALMIERI OF GUILFORD TO BE A MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF PARDONS AND PAROLES. Introduced by: Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.
N 93–53
(5 not voting)
D 90–5 (abs 2)
R 3–48 (abs 3)
O 0–0
14 2023-04-05 HJR-265 CONSENT CALENDAR
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF JENNIFER M. ZACCAGNINI OF OAKVILLE TO BE A MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF PARDONS AND PAROLES. Introduced by: Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 51–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
15 2023-04-27 SJR-30 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 1:03 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE JODI MURRAY GREGG OF STAMFORD TO BE A WORKERS' COMPENSATION ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JUDGE. Introduced by: Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.
Y 144–0
(7 not voting)
D 91–0 (abs 6)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
16 2023-04-27 SJR-52 CONSENT CALENDAR
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF JOY CHANCE OF BLOOMFIELD TO BE A MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF PARDONS AND PAROLES. Introduced by: Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
17 2023-04-27 SJR-51 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:06 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF CARLETON J. GILES OF MILFORD TO BE A MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF PARDONS AND PAROLES. Introduced by: Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.
N 79–67
(5 not voting)
D 78–15 (abs 4)
R 1–52 (abs 1)
O 0–0
18 2023-04-27 HB-6484 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:27 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING CERTAIN HARVESTING OF HORSESHOE CRABS. To prohibit the hand-harvesting of horseshoe crabs. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
19 2023-04-27 HB-5510 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:44 p.m.
AN ACT INCLUDING THE UNITED STATES SPACE FORCE IN REFERENCES TO THE UNITED STATES ARMED FORCES. To include the United States Space Force in the definition of "armed forces". Introduced by: Veterans' and Military Affairs Committee
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 92–0 (abs 5)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
20 2023-04-27 HB-5049 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:58 p.m.
AN ACT EXEMPTING FROM LICENSING REQUIREMENTS CERTAIN CHILD CARE SERVICES FOR CHILDREN OF MEMBERS OF THE UNITED STATES MILITARY. To exempt from licensing requirements certain child care services administered by the federal government, on federal property or for the benefit of military families. Introduced by: Veterans' and Military Affairs Committee
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 92–0 (abs 5)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
21 2023-04-27 HB-6678 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING NURSING HOME TRANSPARENCY. To require (1) transparent cost reporting by nursing homes, and (2) disclosure of private equity ownership by applicants for nursing home licensure. Introduced by: Aging Committee
N 128–10
(13 not voting)
D 86–0 (abs 11)
R 42–10 (abs 2)
O 0–0
22 2023-04-27 HB-6566 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:54 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING REPORTING FOR THE DEBT-FREE COMMUNITY COLLEGE PROGRAM. To postpone the fall semester reporting deadline required under the debt-free community college program from October first to November first annually. Introduced by: Higher Education and Employment Advancement Committee
Y 142–0
(9 not voting)
D 89–0 (abs 8)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
23 2023-04-27 HB-6354 AS AMENDED
AN ACT ESTABLISHING A GREEN JOBS CORPS PROGRAM. To establish a green jobs corps program to outline a talent development strategy, help communities respond to climate change and reduce carbon emissions. Introduced by: Higher Education and Employment Advancement Committee
Y 139–5
(7 not voting)
D 91–0 (abs 6)
R 48–5 (abs 1)
O 0–0
24 2023-04-27 HB-6565 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 5:04 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE PLAN OF THE BOARD OF REGENTS FOR HIGHER EDUCATION CONCERNING THE NUMBER OF CHILD CARE CENTERS NEAR CAMPUSES.
Y 144–0
(7 not voting)
D 91–0 (abs 6)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
25 2023-04-27 HB-6771 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 5:08 p.m.
AN ACT IMPLEMENTING THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE CONNECTICUT OPEN EDUCATIONAL RESOURCE COORDINATING COUNCIL.
Y 143–1
(7 not voting)
D 91–0 (abs 6)
R 52–1 (abs 1)
O 0–0
26 2023-05-03 HJR-280 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:40 a.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF KAREN L. DEMEOLA, ESQUIRE, OF TOLLAND TO BE A JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. Introduced by: Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.
N 87–54
(10 not voting)
D 85–7 (abs 5)
R 2–47 (abs 5)
O 0–0
27 2023-05-03 HJR-281 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:57 a.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF LYNN ALVEY DAWSON, ESQUIRE, OF CHESHIRE TO BE A JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. Introduced by: Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.
N 93–48
(10 not voting)
D 90–2 (abs 5)
R 3–46 (abs 5)
O 0–0
28 2023-05-03 HJR-286 CONSENT CALENDAR
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF GREGORY C. DAVIS, ESQUIRE, OF BLOOMFIELD TO BE A JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. Introduced by: Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.
Y 143–0
(8 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 49–0 (abs 5)
O 0–0
29 2023-05-03 HB-6652 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:45 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE LEGISLATIVE COMMISSIONERS' RECOMMENDATIONS FOR TECHNICAL REVISIONS TO STATUTES CONCERNING PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT. To make minor and technical revisions to statutes concerning planning and development. Introduced by: Planning and Development Committee
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 51–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
30 2023-05-03 HB-5796 AS AMENDED
AN ACT ESTABLISHING A TASK FORCE TO STUDY MANDATORY PUBLIC COMMENT PERIODS AT PUBLIC AGENCY MEETINGS. To require public comment periods at all public agency meetings. Introduced by: Planning and Development Committee
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 51–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
31 2023-05-03 HB-6751 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 1:12 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE ASSIGNMENT OF TAX LIENS.
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 51–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
32 2023-05-03 HB-6689 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 1:45 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING A CONNECTICUT HIGHER EDUCATION SUPPLEMENTAL LOAN AUTHORITY REFINANCE LOAN SUBSIDY FOR CERTAIN HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS. To establish student loan subsidies for certain health care professionals. Introduced by: Banking Committee
N 121–23
(7 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 27–23 (abs 4)
O 0–0
33 2023-05-03 HB-6631 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 1:58 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE COMMON INTEREST OWNERSHIP ACT. To specify that the provision of a notice required under the Common Interest Ownership Act shall not be deemed to constitute a violation of, or give rise to liability under, certain debt collection statutes. Introduced by: Housing Committee
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 51–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
34 2023-05-03 HB-6632 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING AFFORDABLE HOMEOWNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES. To allow the Commissioner of Housing to consider affordable homeownership opportunities as an exemption from the prohibition against selling, demolishing or otherwise disposing of housing authority projects. Introduced by: Housing Committee
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 51–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
35 2023-05-03 HB-6870 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2:28 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING RETRIEVAL BY TOWN CLERKS OF ABSENTEE BALLOTS IN DROP BOXES. To allow town clerks to retrieve absentee ballots from drop boxes beginning the first day absentee voting sets are issued. Introduced by: Government Administration and Elections Committee
Y 143–3
(5 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 48–3 (abs 3)
O 0–0
36 2023-05-03 HB-6819 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING LACTATION CONSULTANTS. To define lactation consultants and require the Department of Public Health to publish a list of certified lactation consultants on its Internet web site. Introduced by: Public Health Committee
Y 143–0
(8 not voting)
D 92–0 (abs 5)
R 51–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
37 2023-05-03 HB-6729 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL HEALTH AND ADDICTION SERVICES' RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING THE MEMBERSHIP OF VARIOUS ADVISORY BOARDS AND COUNCILS.
Y 144–0
(7 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 51–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
38 2023-05-03 HB-6587 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING A TASK FORCE TO STUDY MEDICAID COVERAGE OF DIAPERS AND OTHER HEALTH-RELATED SOCIAL NEEDS. To provide Medicaid coverage, to the extent permissible under federal law, for diapers. Introduced by: Human Services Committee
N 129–16
(6 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 35–16 (abs 3)
O 0–0
39 2023-05-03 HB-6479 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING CLIMATE RESILIENCY FUNDS AND PROJECTS.
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 51–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
40 2023-05-03 HB-6480 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:29 p.m.
AN ACT ESTABLISHING A WORKING GROUP ON THE RESTORATION OF EEL GRASS. To establish a working group to identify ways to restore eel grass along the state's shoreline. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 51–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
41 2023-05-03 HB-5575 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:30 p.m.
AN ACT REQUIRING THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE TO REVISE MUNICIPAL ANIMAL SHELTER REGULATIONS. To adhere to best practices relating to animal shelter operations by requiring municipal regulations to comport with state-mandated regulations for private shelters. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 144–2
(5 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 49–2 (abs 3)
O 0–0
42 2023-05-03 HB-5009 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE PUBLIC SAFETY CAPACITY OF SQUANTZ POND STATE PARK. To protect the public safety of state parks and the transit areas surrounding the entrance to our state parks. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 132–14
(5 not voting)
D 82–13 (abs 2)
R 50–1 (abs 3)
O 0–0
43 2023-05-03 SJR-60 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 5:03 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF JENNIFER J. TUNNARD, ESQUIRE, OF RIDGEFIELD TO BE A JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. Introduced by: Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.
N 118–28
(5 not voting)
D 94–1 (abs 2)
R 24–27 (abs 3)
O 0–0
44 2023-05-03 SJR-69 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 5:19 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF JASON WELCH, ESQUIRE, OF BRISTOL TO BE A JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. Introduced by: Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.
Y 105–40
(6 not voting)
D 56–39 (abs 2)
R 49–1 (abs 4)
O 0–0
45 2023-05-03 SJR-63 CONSENT CALENDAR
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF RICHARD J. RUBINO, ESQUIRE, OF WEST HARTFORD TO BE A JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. Introduced by: Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.
Y 143–0
(8 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 49–0 (abs 5)
O 0–0
46 2023-05-03 SJR-68 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 6:06 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF PAUL R. DOYLE, ESQUIRE, OF WETHERSFIELD TO BE A JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. Introduced by: Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.
Y 134–9
(8 not voting)
D 85–9 (abs 3)
R 49–0 (abs 5)
O 0–0
47 2023-05-03 HB-6481 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE INTENTIONAL RELEASE OF CERTAIN BALLOONS. To prohibt the release of helium and lighter-than-air balloons. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 137–5
(9 not voting)
D 91–2 (abs 4)
R 46–3 (abs 5)
O 0–0
48 2023-05-03 HB-5232 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 6:35 p.m.
AN ACT PROHIBITING PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION FROM RECEIVING MONEY FOR SOLICITING STUDENTS TO GAMBLE ONLINE. To prohibit public institutions of higher education from receiving money or profiting from directly soliciting students to gamble online. Introduced by: Higher Education and Employment Advancement Committee
Y 142–0
(9 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 49–0 (abs 5)
O 0–0
49 2023-05-03 HB-6615 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 7:30 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING DOG RACING. To eliminate various provisions concerning dog racing in this state. Introduced by: General Law Committee
N 119–23
(9 not voting)
D 88–5 (abs 4)
R 31–18 (abs 5)
O 0–0
50 2023-05-03 HB-6569 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8:12 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE MINIMUM AGE TO BE ELIGIBLE TO MARRY. To require that a person be not less than eighteen years of age to be eligible to marry. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
N 98–45
(8 not voting)
D 82–11 (abs 4)
R 16–34 (abs 4)
O 0–0
51 2023-05-03 HB-6639 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8:19 p.m.
AN ACT ENSURING TIMELY SCHEDULING OF TEMPORARY FINANCIAL SUPPORT HEARINGS IN DIVORCE AND CUSTODY PROCEEDINGS. To ensure timely scheduling of temporary financial support hearings in divorce and custody proceedings. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 143–0
(8 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 50–0 (abs 4)
O 0–0
52 2023-05-04 HJR-100 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:25 a.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE DECISION OF THE CLAIMS COMMISSIONER TO DENY OR DISMISS CERTAIN CLAIMS AGAINST THE STATE. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 136–1
(14 not voting)
D 88–0 (abs 9)
R 48–1 (abs 5)
O 0–0
53 2023-05-04 HJR-94 CONSENT CALENDAR
RESOLUTION VACATING THE DECISIONS OF THE CLAIMS COMMISSIONER TO DISMISS THE CLAIMS AGAINST THE STATE OF JUSTIN LUND AND SHAWN SAUNDERS AND AUTHORIZING THE CLAIMANTS TO SUE THE STATE. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 139–0
(12 not voting)
D 89–0 (abs 8)
R 50–0 (abs 4)
O 0–0
54 2023-05-04 HB-6797 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:51 a.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING PLANS FOR THE TREATMENT OF WORKPLACE INJURIES AND ILLNESSES AND ESTABLISHING WORKING GROUPS TO REVIEW ACCESS TO MEDICAL RECORDS AND PARTIAL DISABILITY PAYMENTS UNDER THE WORKERS' COMPENSATION ACT.
Y 141–0
(10 not voting)
D 90–0 (abs 7)
R 51–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
55 2023-05-04 HB-6688 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING MORTGAGES, THE RESIDENTIAL HEATING EQUIPMENT FINANCING PROGRAM, THE CONNECTICUT HOUSING FINANCE AUTHORITY AND MOBILE MANUFACTURED HOMES. To require the Department of Banking to study issues concerning financial transactions. Introduced by: Banking Committee
Y 139–0
(12 not voting)
D 88–0 (abs 9)
R 51–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
56 2023-05-04 HB-6752 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING DIGITAL ASSETS.
Y 129–14
(8 not voting)
D 87–4 (abs 6)
R 42–10 (abs 2)
O 0–0
57 2023-05-04 HB-6795 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 1:27 p.m.
AN ACT MAKING TECHNICAL CORRECTIONS TO PUBLIC SAFETY STATUTES AND REPEALING AN OBSOLETE STATUTE. To make technical corrections and repeal an obsolete statute. Introduced by: Public Safety and Security Committee
Y 143–0
(8 not voting)
D 91–0 (abs 6)
R 52–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
58 2023-05-04 HB-6722 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING POLICE ASSISTANCE AGREEMENTS AND REQUESTS FOR AID. To revise provisions related to police assistance agreements and requests for aid. Introduced by: Public Safety and Security Committee
Y 143–0
(8 not voting)
D 91–0 (abs 6)
R 52–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
59 2023-05-04 HB-6794 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 1:47 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE WAIVER OF CERTAIN CRIMINAL HISTORY RECORDS CHECK FEES FOR AN INDIGENT PERSON SEEKING A PARDON.
Y 141–0
(10 not voting)
D 89–0 (abs 8)
R 52–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
60 2023-05-04 HB-6873 AS AMENDED
AN ACT REQUIRING THE POLICE OFFICER STANDARDS AND TRAINING COUNCIL TO DEVELOP AND PROMULGATE A MODEL POLICY REQUIRING THE USE OF A SEAT SAFETY BELT FOR ANY PERSON WHO IS BEING TRANSPORTED IN A MUNICIPAL POLICE VEHICLE.
Y 140–0
(11 not voting)
D 88–0 (abs 9)
R 52–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
61 2023-05-04 HB-6553 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENTS AND AMBULANCE COMPANIES AND THE DEFINITION OF EMPLOYER UNDER THE STATE OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ACT. To ensure volunteer fire departments and ambulance companies are considered under CONN-OSHA jurisdiction. Introduced by: Labor and Public Employees Committee
Y 140–1
(10 not voting)
D 89–0 (abs 8)
R 51–1 (abs 2)
O 0–0
62 2023-05-04 HB-6549 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2:30 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING MODIFICATION OF AND REPEALING OBSOLETE PROVISIONS AND STATUTES RELEVANT TO THE LABOR DEPARTMENT. To implement the recommendations of the Labor Department by modifying and repealing obsolete provisions and statutes relevant to the Labor Department. Introduced by: Labor and Public Employees Committee
Y 141–0
(10 not voting)
D 89–0 (abs 8)
R 52–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
63 2023-05-04 HB-5856 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2:39 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING A STUDY OF STATE MARSHALS' HEALTH BENEFITS. To require the State Marshal Commission to study state marshals' health benefits. Introduced by: Labor and Public Employees Committee
Y 142–0
(9 not voting)
D 90–0 (abs 7)
R 52–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
64 2023-05-04 HB-6607 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE NIGHTTIME LIGHTING OF STATE-OWNED BUILDINGS AT CERTAIN TIMES FOR THE PROTECTION OF BIRDS. To require state-owned and leased buildings to turn off nonessential outdoor lighting during peak avian migration periods in order to assist in preventing birds from flying into the sides of such buildings. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 142–0
(9 not voting)
D 90–0 (abs 7)
R 52–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
65 2023-05-04 HB-6573 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING ACCESS TO DIAPER CHANGING TABLES IN PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND PLACES OF PUBLIC ACCOMMODATION. To require the revision of the State Building Code to require baby diaper changing tables in certain new construction or substantial renovation projects. Introduced by: Committee on Children
N 119–23
(9 not voting)
D 90–0 (abs 7)
R 29–23 (abs 2)
O 0–0
66 2023-05-04 HB-6831 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:23 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE OVERRIDE OF STEP THERAPY FOR CERTAIN MENTAL HEALTH CONDITIONS AND ESTABLISHING A TASK FORCE TO STUDY DATA COLLECTION EFFORTS REGARDING STEP THERAPY.
Y 143–0
(8 not voting)
D 91–0 (abs 6)
R 52–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
67 2023-05-04 HB-5004 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:15 p.m.
AN ACT IMPLEMENTING EARLY VOTING.
Y 51–94
(6 not voting)
D 0–93 (abs 4)
R 51–1 (abs 2)
O 0–0
68 2023-05-04 HB-5004 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 5:40 p.m.
AN ACT IMPLEMENTING EARLY VOTING.
Y 50–94
(7 not voting)
D 0–93 (abs 4)
R 50–1 (abs 3)
O 0–0
69 2023-05-04 HB-5004 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 6:02 p.m.
AN ACT IMPLEMENTING EARLY VOTING.
Y 50–94
(7 not voting)
D 0–93 (abs 4)
R 50–1 (abs 3)
O 0–0
70 2023-05-04 HB-5004 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 6:19 p.m.
AN ACT IMPLEMENTING EARLY VOTING.
Y 50–93
(8 not voting)
D 0–92 (abs 5)
R 50–1 (abs 3)
O 0–0
71 2023-05-04 HB-5004 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 7:19 p.m.
AN ACT IMPLEMENTING EARLY VOTING.
Y 50–92
(9 not voting)
D 0–91 (abs 6)
R 50–1 (abs 3)
O 0–0
72 2023-05-04 HB-5004 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 7:30 p.m.
AN ACT IMPLEMENTING EARLY VOTING.
Y 50–91
(10 not voting)
D 0–90 (abs 7)
R 50–1 (abs 3)
O 0–0
73 2023-05-04 HB-5004 AS AMENDED
AN ACT IMPLEMENTING EARLY VOTING.
N 107–35
(9 not voting)
D 91–0 (abs 6)
R 16–35 (abs 3)
O 0–0
74 2023-05-09 HB-6699 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2:29 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING CANNABIS REGULATION.
N 28–121
(2 not voting)
D 0–96 (abs 1)
R 28–25 (abs 1)
O 0–0
75 2023-05-09 HB-6699 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING CANNABIS REGULATION.
Y 148–1
(2 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 52–1 (abs 1)
O 0–0
76 2023-05-09 HB-6614 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:51 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING DEBIT CARDS AND CASH DISCOUNTS FOR GASOLINE PURCHASES.
N 91–57
(3 not voting)
D 89–6 (abs 2)
R 2–51 (abs 1)
O 0–0
77 2023-05-09 HB-6614 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:19 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING DEBIT CARDS AND CASH DISCOUNTS FOR GASOLINE PURCHASES.
Y 53–94
(4 not voting)
D 1–93 (abs 3)
R 52–1 (abs 1)
O 0–0
78 2023-05-09 HB-6614 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:38 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING DEBIT CARDS AND CASH DISCOUNTS FOR GASOLINE PURCHASES.
Y 52–96
(3 not voting)
D 0–95 (abs 2)
R 52–1 (abs 1)
O 0–0
79 2023-05-09 HB-6614 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING DEBIT CARDS AND CASH DISCOUNTS FOR GASOLINE PURCHASES.
N 94–55
(2 not voting)
D 92–4 (abs 1)
R 2–51 (abs 1)
O 0–0
80 2023-05-09 HB-6877 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING RISK PROTECTION ORDERS OR WARRANTS AND DISQUALIFIERS FOR FIREARM PERMITS AND ELIGIBILITY CERTIFICATES BASED ON TEMPORARY COMMITMENT UNDER A PHYSICIAN'S EMERGENCY CERTIFICATION.
Y 138–11
(2 not voting)
D 94–2 (abs 1)
R 44–9 (abs 1)
O 0–0
81 2023-05-09 HB-6638 AS AMENDED
AN ACT REVISING THE STATE'S ANTIDISCRIMINATION STATUTES. To provide consistency in the listing of protected classes in the state's antidiscrimination statutes and revise the statutory definition of "sexual orientation". Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
N 132–17
(2 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 36–17 (abs 1)
O 0–0
82 2023-05-09 HB-6714 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 6:24 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
83 2023-05-09 HB-6642 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 7:48 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING A TITLE IX COMPLIANCE TOOLKIT FOR SCHOOL DISTRICTS. To identify or develop a federal Title IX compliance toolkit to assist school districts in properly implementing state and federal laws regarding the prevention, identification and response to adult sexual misconduct. Introduced by: Committee on Children
Y 53–94
(4 not voting)
D 3–92 (abs 2)
R 50–2 (abs 2)
O 0–0
84 2023-05-09 HB-6642 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING A TITLE IX COMPLIANCE TOOLKIT FOR SCHOOL DISTRICTS. To identify or develop a federal Title IX compliance toolkit to assist school districts in properly implementing state and federal laws regarding the prevention, identification and response to adult sexual misconduct. Introduced by: Committee on Children
Y 139–9
(3 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 43–9 (abs 2)
O 0–0
85 2023-05-09 HB-6640 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING HOME VISITS AND EVALUATIONS BY THE COMMISSIONER OF CHILDREN AND FAMILIES. To prohibit home visits and evaluations by the Commissioner of Children and Families by telephonic, video or other conferencing platform in certain circumstances. Introduced by: Committee on Children
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 52–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
86 2023-05-09 HB-6846 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8:33 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING A STUDY OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE IMPLEMENTATION OF CRISIS RESPONSE DRILLS IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND THEIR EFFECT ON CHILDREN’S MENTAL HEALTH. To reduce the number and revise the manner in which crisis response drills are conducted in public schools in the state. Introduced by: Education Committee
Y 132–16
(3 not voting)
D 95–1 (abs 1)
R 37–15 (abs 2)
O 0–0
87 2023-05-09 HB-6846 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING A STUDY OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE IMPLEMENTATION OF CRISIS RESPONSE DRILLS IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND THEIR EFFECT ON CHILDREN’S MENTAL HEALTH. To reduce the number and revise the manner in which crisis response drills are conducted in public schools in the state. Introduced by: Education Committee
Y 139–9
(3 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 43–9 (abs 2)
O 0–0
88 2023-05-09 HB-6826 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING LIABILITY FOR FALSE AND FRAUDULENT CLAIMS. To expand the scope of the state's false claim statutes by removing the requirement that false claims be relative to a state-administered health or human services program. Introduced by: Government Administration and Elections Committee
Y 138–7
(6 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 45–7 (abs 2)
O 0–0
89 2023-05-10 HB-6823 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING CERTIFICATION OF AND CASTING OF BALLOTS BY PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS, THE APPEARANCE OF UNFILLED VACANCIES IN CANDIDACIES ON THE BALLOT AND THE TERMS OF MUNICIPAL ELECTED OFFICIALS IN CERTAIN MUNICIPALITIES.
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 52–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
90 2023-05-10 HB-6621 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE RENEWAL OF SURPLUS LINES INSURANCE POLICIES. To exclude the signed statement requirement for a licensee who renews a policy with an unauthorized insurer. Introduced by: Insurance and Real Estate Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
91 2023-05-10 HB-6782 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING NOTICES OF TERMINATION OF HEALTH CARE CONTRACTS. To require notification to health carriers, participating providers and insureds regarding the termination of health care contracts between health carriers and health care providers. Introduced by: Insurance and Real Estate Committee
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 92–0 (abs 5)
R 54–0
O 0–0
92 2023-05-10 HB-6648 AS AMENDED
AN ACT ESTABLISHING A TASK FORCE TO STUDY THE ONLINE RECORDING, INDEXING AND SEARCHING OF MUNICIPAL LAND RECORDS AND MAPS.
N 111–40
(0 not voting)
D 96–1
R 15–39
O 0–0
93 2023-05-10 HB-6891 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2:31 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE ELECTRONIC PAYMENT OF MUNICIPAL TAXES. To allow municipalities to accept property tax payments by electronic payment services. Introduced by: Planning and Development Committee
Y 151–0
(0 not voting)
D 97–0
R 54–0
O 0–0
94 2023-05-10 HJR-34 AS AMENDED
RESOLUTION CONCERNING CERTAIN WITCHCRAFT CONVICTIONS IN COLONIAL CONNECTICUT. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
N 121–30
(0 not voting)
D 97–0
R 24–30
O 0–0
95 2023-05-10 HB-6734 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:55 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE DECRIMINALIZATION OF POSSESSION OF SMALL AMOUNTS OF PSILOCYBIN. To decriminalize the possession of small amounts of psilocybin. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
N 86–64
(1 not voting)
D 83–13 (abs 1)
R 3–51
O 0–0
96 2023-05-10 HB-6874 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:05 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING JUDICIAL BRANCH OPERATIONS, THE SHARING OF JUDICIAL BRANCH RECORDS AND THE AWARD OF DAMAGES IN CERTAIN CIVIL MATTERS.
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 54–0
O 0–0
97 2023-05-10 HJR-1 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 5:05 p.m.
RESOLUTION APPROVING A STATE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT TO ALLOW NO-EXCUSE ABSENTEE VOTING. Introduced by: Government Administration and Elections Committee
N 113–38
(0 not voting)
D 97–0
R 16–38
O 0–0
98 2023-05-10 HB-6548 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE DEPARTMENT OF CONSUMER PROTECTION'S RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING ALCOHOLIC LIQUOR REGULATION.
Y 149–1
(1 not voting)
D 97–0
R 52–1 (abs 1)
O 0–0
99 2023-05-10 HB-6670 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 5:39 p.m.
AN ACT STUDYING THE CONSOLIDATION OF METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATIONS. To implement the Governor's budget recommendations. Introduced by: REQUEST OF THE GOVERNOR PURSUANT TO JOINT RULE 9
N 118–32
(1 not voting)
D 97–0
R 21–32 (abs 1)
O 0–0
100 2023-05-10 HB-6672 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING ENDOMETRIOSIS. To require school nurses to receive training regarding endometriosis and establish an endometriosis data and biorepository program. Introduced by: Public Health Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 97–0
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
101 2023-05-10 HB-6590 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING CERTAIN PROTECTIONS FOR GROUP AND FAMILY CHILD CARE HOMES.
N 107–42
(2 not voting)
D 97–0
R 10–42 (abs 2)
O 0–0
102 2023-05-10 HB-6779 AS AMENDED
AN ACT ESTABLISHING A TASK FORCE TO STUDY A HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES TAX CREDIT, A TASK FORCE ON HOMELESSNESS AND A TASK FORCE TO STUDY THE IMPLEMENTATION OF RENTAL SAVINGS ACCOUNTS. To establish a task force to study a housing opportunities tax credit program for landlords that provides housing opportunities to formerly incarcerated individuals. Introduced by: Housing Committee
Y 144–6
(1 not voting)
D 97–0
R 47–6 (abs 1)
O 0–0
103 2023-05-10 HB-6585 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING A STUDY TO PROMOTE WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT USING THE GLOBAL ENTREPRENEUR IN RESIDENCE PROGRAM AS A MODEL.
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 97–0
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
104 2023-05-16 HB-6801 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE SUBMISSION OF INCOME AND EXPENSE INFORMATION IN CONNECTION WITH THE ASSESSMENT OF INCOME-PRODUCING REAL PROPERTY.
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 54–0
O 0–0
105 2023-05-16 HB-6807 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2:08 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE ISSUANCE OF LOCAL CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECT GRANTS. To eliminate certain application and approval requirements concerning the issuance of local capital improvement project grants. Introduced by: Planning and Development Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 54–0
O 0–0
106 2023-05-16 HB-6892 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:55 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING MUNICIPAL BLIGHT ORDINANCES AND THE FINE FOR LITTERING.
N 98–53
(0 not voting)
D 97–0
R 1–53
O 0–0
107 2023-05-16 HB-6892 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:24 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING MUNICIPAL BLIGHT ORDINANCES AND THE FINE FOR LITTERING.
Y 53–98
(0 not voting)
D 0–97
R 53–1
O 0–0
108 2023-05-16 HB-6892 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING MUNICIPAL BLIGHT ORDINANCES AND THE FINE FOR LITTERING.
N 108–43
(0 not voting)
D 97–0
R 11–43
O 0–0
109 2023-05-16 HB-6775 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 5:15 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING MANDATED REPORTERS. To add additional mandated reporters of suspected abuse, abandonment, neglect or exploitation of elderly persons and make a technical statutory change. Introduced by: Human Services Committee
Y 151–0
(0 not voting)
D 97–0
R 54–0
O 0–0
110 2023-05-16 HB-6872 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 5:45 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING FAITHLESS PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS AND AUTHORIZING MANDAMUS ACTIONS RELATED TO THE CERTIFICATION OR DECLARATION OF ELECTION RESULTS.
Y 53–98
(0 not voting)
D 0–97
R 53–1
O 0–0
111 2023-05-16 HB-6872 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING FAITHLESS PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS AND AUTHORIZING MANDAMUS ACTIONS RELATED TO THE CERTIFICATION OR DECLARATION OF ELECTION RESULTS.
N 96–54
(1 not voting)
D 95–1 (abs 1)
R 1–53
O 0–0
112 2023-05-16 SB-1158 AS AMENDED
AN ACT DESIGNATING VARIOUS DAYS, WEEKS AND MONTHS. To designate various days, weeks and months and make technical revisions to existing designations. Introduced by: Government Administration and Elections Committee
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 54–0
O 0–0
113 2023-05-16 HB-6786 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING SERVICE OF BANK EXECUTIONS, WAGE EXECUTIONS AND TAX WARRANTS BY STATE MARSHALS AND AUTHORIZED SERVICE OF PROCESS BY INDIFFERENT PERSONS.
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 54–0
O 0–0
114 2023-05-16 HB-6918 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING ERASURE OF CRIMINAL HISTORY RECORDS. To update and make technical and clarifying changes to the criminal history records erasure statutes and clarify liability issues concerning failure to erase criminal history records. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 149–1
(1 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 53–1
O 0–0
115 2023-05-16 HB-6917 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING VARIOUS REVISIONS TO THE CRIMINAL LAW AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE STATUTES. To make various revisions to the criminal law and criminal justice statutes. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 54–0
O 0–0
116 2023-05-17 HB-6851 AS AMENDED
AN ACT IMPLEMENTING RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE HYDROGEN TASK FORCE. To implement recommendations of the hydrogen task force. Introduced by: Energy and Technology Committee
N 126–12
(13 not voting)
D 85–0 (abs 12)
R 41–12 (abs 1)
O 0–0
117 2023-05-17 HR-29 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:35 p.m.
RESOLUTION PROPOSING APPROVAL OF A MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, OFFICE OF LABOR RELATIONS AND THE CONNECTICUT STATE EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION, EDUCATION PROFESSIONS (P-3B) CONCERNING ACCRETION OF EMPLOYEES IN THE CLASSIFICATION OF BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CLINICAL SUPERVISOR. Introduced by: Rep. Matthew Ritter, 1st Dist.Rep. Jason Rojas, 9th Dist.
N 108–40
(3 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 14–40
O 0–0
118 2023-05-17 HR-30 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 1:05 p.m.
RESOLUTION PROPOSING APPROVAL OF A MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, OFFICE OF LABOR RELATIONS AND THE CONNECTICUT STATE EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION, EDUCATION PROFESSIONS (P-3B) CONCERNING ACCRETION OF EMPLOYEES IN THE CLASSIFICATIONS OF STATE SCHOOL PRINCIPAL 1 AND STATE SCHOOL PRINCIPAL 2.
N 103–44
(4 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 10–44
O 0–0
119 2023-05-17 HR-31 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 1:17 p.m.
RESOLUTION PROPOSING APPROVAL OF A STIPULATED AGREEMENT AMONG THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, OFFICE OF POLICY AND MANAGEMENT, OFFICE OF LABOR RELATIONS AND THE CONNECTICUT STATE POLICE UNION (NP-1). Introduced by: Rep. Matthew Ritter, 1st Dist.Rep. Jason Rojas, 9th Dist.
N 143–5
(3 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 49–5
O 0–0
120 2023-05-17 HB-5314 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 1:51 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING CONSUMER AGREEMENTS, CONSUMER BILLS, TELECOMMUNICATIONS AND TICKETING.
Y 148–3
(0 not voting)
D 97–0
R 51–3
O 0–0
121 2023-05-17 HB-6489 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING RETIREE MEMBERS OF THE TEACHERS' RETIREMENT BOARD. To increase the number of retired teachers on the Teachers' Retirement Board from two to four. Introduced by: Appropriations Committee
Y 151–0
(0 not voting)
D 97–0
R 54–0
O 0–0
122 2023-05-17 HB-6746 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING WRONG-WAY DRIVING DETECTION AND PREVENTION.
Y 151–0
(0 not voting)
D 97–0
R 54–0
O 0–0
123 2023-05-17 HB-5902 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:32 p.m.
AN ACT REQUIRING FOOD ALLERGY AWARENESS IN RESTAURANTS. To develop guidelines for restaurants, customers and health departments on the best practices of managing food allergens. Introduced by: Public Health Committee
N 101–50
(0 not voting)
D 93–4
R 8–46
O 0–0
124 2023-05-17 HB-5902 AS AMENDED
AN ACT REQUIRING FOOD ALLERGY AWARENESS IN RESTAURANTS. To develop guidelines for restaurants, customers and health departments on the best practices of managing food allergens. Introduced by: Public Health Committee
N 98–53
(0 not voting)
D 91–6
R 7–47
O 0–0
125 2023-05-17 HB-6645 AS AMENDED
AN ACT REQUIRING PARENTAL NOTIFICATION OF CERTAIN EVENTS BY FACILITIES PROVIDING INPATIENT PSYCHIATRIC, BEHAVIORAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT SERVICES TO CHILDREN.
Y 151–0
(0 not voting)
D 97–0
R 54–0
O 0–0
126 2023-05-17 HB-6561 AS AMENDED
AN ACT ESTABLISHING A TASK FORCE FOR THE PROTECTION OF YOUTH AND INTRAMURAL AND INTERSCHOLASTIC ATHLETES. To establish a task force to study injury prevention practices and safety protocols in youth sports leagues and intramural and interscholastic athletics. Introduced by: Committee on Children
Y 151–0
(0 not voting)
D 97–0
R 54–0
O 0–0
127 2023-05-17 HB-6077 AS AMENDED
AN ACT ESTABLISHING A PROCESS FOR THE ADDITION OF STATUES TO THE STATE CAPITOL BUILDING, A PLAN FOR SIGNAGE AROUND SAID BUILDING AND A STATE HISTORICAL COMMISSION.
N 109–41
(1 not voting)
D 97–0
R 12–41 (abs 1)
O 0–0
128 2023-05-17 HB-6866 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING AN ASSESSMENT OF THE UPDATING OF STATE FORMS AND APPLICATIONS TO INCLUDE A NONBINARY GENDER OPTION. To require state agencies to update state forms and applications to include a nonbinary gender option. Introduced by: Government Administration and Elections Committee
N 124–26
(1 not voting)
D 97–0
R 27–26 (abs 1)
O 0–0
129 2023-05-17 HB-6903 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING OVERSIGHT OF AND REQUIREMENTS FOR CERTAIN CONTRACTS OF THE CONNECTICUT PORT AUTHORITY. To prohibit construction managers on a quasi-public agency project from self-performing work on such project and to prohibit quasi-public agencies from entering into contracts or agreements for success fees. Introduced by: Government Administration and Elections Committee
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
130 2023-05-17 HB-6871 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING ELECTION RECANVASS PROCEDURES.
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
131 2023-05-17 HB-6914 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE USE OF FUNDS IN THE OPIOID AND TOBACCO SETTLEMENT FUNDS AND FUNDS RECEIVED BY THE STATE AS PART OF ANY SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT WITH A MANUFACTURER OF ELECTRONIC NICOTINE DELIVERY SYSTEM AND VAPOR PRODUCTS.
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
132 2023-05-17 HB-6721 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING WORKERS' COMPENSATION AND PORTAL-TO-PORTAL COVERAGE FOR TELECOMMUNICATORS. To provide emergency dispatchers with portal-to-portal workers' compensation coverage. Introduced by: Labor and Public Employees Committee
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
133 2023-05-17 HB-6552 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 7:26 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE CONNECTICUT RETIREMENT SECURITY PROGRAM. To implement the recommendations of the Comptroller concerning the administration of the Connecticut Retirement Security Program. Introduced by: Labor and Public Employees Committee
Y 51–96
(4 not voting)
D 0–95 (abs 2)
R 51–1 (abs 2)
O 0–0
134 2023-05-17 HB-6552 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE CONNECTICUT RETIREMENT SECURITY PROGRAM. To implement the recommendations of the Comptroller concerning the administration of the Connecticut Retirement Security Program. Introduced by: Labor and Public Employees Committee
Y 52–96
(3 not voting)
D 0–95 (abs 2)
R 52–1 (abs 1)
O 0–0
135 2023-05-17 HB-6552 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE CONNECTICUT RETIREMENT SECURITY PROGRAM. To implement the recommendations of the Comptroller concerning the administration of the Connecticut Retirement Security Program. Introduced by: Labor and Public Employees Committee
N 88–61
(2 not voting)
D 87–8 (abs 2)
R 1–53
O 0–0
136 2023-05-17 HB-5400 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8:54 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE PRESERVATION OF STONE WALLS IN THE STATE. To preserve stone walls throughout the state. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 144–5
(2 not voting)
D 91–4 (abs 2)
R 53–1
O 0–0
137 2023-05-17 HB-6809 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING FINANCIAL INCENTIVES FOR CERTAIN STREAMSIDE BUFFERS AND TRAINING FOR INLAND WETLAND COMMISSION MEMBERS. To incentivize the retention of vegetation along the state's rivers and streams for water quality and pollution control purposes. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 54–0
O 0–0
138 2023-05-17 SB-1106 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 9:12 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE FOUNDATIONS OF THE REGIONAL COMMUNITY-TECHNICAL COLLEGES. To allow the establishment of a foundation for a campus of the Connecticut State Community College. Introduced by: Higher Education and Employment Advancement Committee
Y 151–0
(0 not voting)
D 97–0
R 54–0
O 0–0
139 2023-05-17 HB-6643 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING INSURANCE COVERAGE FOR THE PROVISION OF MENTAL HEALTH WELLNESS EXAMINATIONS.
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 54–0
O 0–0
140 2023-05-17 HB-5353 AS AMENDED
AN ACT AUTHORIZING CERTAIN MUNICIPALITIES TO ESTABLISH TRAFFIC AUTHORITIES. To authorize certain municipalities to establish traffic authorities. Introduced by: Planning and Development Committee
N 114–36
(1 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 18–36
O 0–0
141 2023-05-17 HB-6840 AS AMENDED
AN ACT EXPANDING MEMBERSHIP OF THE POLICE OFFICER STANDARDS AND TRAINING COUNCIL.
Y 151–0
(0 not voting)
D 97–0
R 54–0
O 0–0
142 2023-05-17 HB-6241 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING FARM WINERY PERMITTEES. To provide that not less than twenty-five per cent of a farm winery permittee's total annual wine and brandy ingredients shall be grown in this state. Introduced by: General Law Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 54–0
O 0–0
143 2023-05-18 HB-6718 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 1:54 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE SAFE STORAGE AND DISPOSAL OF CERTAIN PRESCRIPTION DRUGS, ILLEGAL DRUGS AND CANNABIS AND CANNABIS PRODUCTS.
Y 128–21
(2 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 32–21 (abs 1)
O 0–0
144 2023-05-18 HB-6718 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE SAFE STORAGE AND DISPOSAL OF CERTAIN PRESCRIPTION DRUGS, ILLEGAL DRUGS AND CANNABIS AND CANNABIS PRODUCTS.
N 129–19
(3 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 34–19 (abs 1)
O 0–0
145 2023-05-18 HB-6787 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING MODIFICATION OF SENTENCES FOR CERTAIN CANNABIS-RELATED OFFENSES.
N 138–10
(3 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 43–10 (abs 1)
O 0–0
146 2023-05-18 HB-6677 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING ADULT DAY CENTERS.
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
147 2023-05-18 HB-6756 AS AMENDED
AN ACT ESTABLISHING A WORKING GROUP TO STUDY THE STATE HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICER'S ROLE IN ADMINISTERING CERTAIN HISTORIC PRESERVATION REVIEW PROCESSES. To establish a procedure for appeals of determinations made by the State Historic Preservation Officer. Introduced by: Commerce Committee
Y 145–3
(3 not voting)
D 92–3 (abs 2)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
148 2023-05-18 HB-6898 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:04 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING EXPENDITURE OF FUNDS FROM THE JUUL LABS SETTLEMENT. To require the Attorney General to report on the expenditure of funds from the Juul Labs settlement. Introduced by: Appropriations Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
149 2023-05-18 HB-6899 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:14 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING ACCESS BY THE LEGISLATIVE OFFICE OF FISCAL ANALYSIS TO CERTAIN EDUCATION DATA. To allow the legislative Office of Fiscal Analysis to access certain education data. Introduced by: Appropriations Committee
Y 148–1
(2 not voting)
D 95–1 (abs 1)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
150 2023-05-18 HB-6820 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:51 p.m.
AN ACT PREVENTING AN ADVERSE ACTION AGAINST A HEALTH CARE PROVIDER DUE TO AN ADVERSE ACTION TAKEN BY ANOTHER STATE AS A RESULT OF SUCH PROVIDER'S INVOLVEMENT IN PROVIDING REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH CARE SERVICES.
Y 129–20
(2 not voting)
D 90–6 (abs 1)
R 39–14 (abs 1)
O 0–0
151 2023-05-18 HB-6820 AS AMENDED
AN ACT PREVENTING AN ADVERSE ACTION AGAINST A HEALTH CARE PROVIDER DUE TO AN ADVERSE ACTION TAKEN BY ANOTHER STATE AS A RESULT OF SUCH PROVIDER'S INVOLVEMENT IN PROVIDING REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH CARE SERVICES.
Y 128–19
(4 not voting)
D 90–5 (abs 2)
R 38–14 (abs 2)
O 0–0
152 2023-05-18 HB-6909 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING STATE AGENCY COMMUNICATIONS RELEVANT TO THE LATIN AMERICAN COMMUNITY. To require state agencies to solicit feedback from members of a community before using terminology to describe such community. Introduced by: Government Administration and Elections Committee
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
153 2023-05-18 HB-6622 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:50 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING CERTIFICATION OR ACCREDITATION REQUIREMENT DEADLINES FOR A LAW ENFORCEMENT UNIT THAT SERVES A MUNICIPALITY AND CONSISTS SOLELY OF CONSTABLES OR RESIDENT STATE TROOPERS.
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
154 2023-05-23 HB-5441 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING CLINICAL PLACEMENTS FOR NURSING STUDENTS, REPORTING BY THE OFFICE OF WORKFORCE STRATEGY, PROMOTION OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE INSURANCE INDUSTRY AND CONNECTICUT HIGHER EDUCATION SUPPLEMENTAL LOAN AUTHORITY STUDENT LOAN SUBSIDY PROGRAMS FOR VARIOUS PROFESSIONS.
Y 142–0
(9 not voting)
D 90–0 (abs 7)
R 52–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
155 2023-05-23 HB-6755 AS AMENDED
AN ACT ESTABLISHING AN ADVANCED MANUFACTURING EDUCATION CENTER WORKING GROUP. To establish an advanced manufacturing technology center advisory group. Introduced by: Commerce Committee
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 52–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
156 2023-05-23 HB-5917 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8:03 p.m.
AN ACT IMPLEMENTING THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE VISION ZERO COUNCIL. To implement the recommendations of the Vision Zero Council. Introduced by: Transportation Committee
Y 44–105
(2 not voting)
D 0–95 (abs 2)
R 44–10
O 0–0
157 2023-05-23 HB-5917 AS AMENDED
AN ACT IMPLEMENTING THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE VISION ZERO COUNCIL. To implement the recommendations of the Vision Zero Council. Introduced by: Transportation Committee
N 104–46
(1 not voting)
D 87–9 (abs 1)
R 17–37
O 0–0
158 2023-05-23 HB-6880 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING TEACHERS AND PARAEDUCATORS.
N 112–37
(2 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 17–37
O 0–0
159 2023-05-23 HB-6769 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE DEPARTMENT OF CONSUMER PROTECTION'S RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING REAL ESTATE LICENSING AND ENFORCEMENT. To implement the Department of Consumer Protection's recommendations concerning real estate licensees and enforcement. Introduced by: General Law Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 54–0
O 0–0
160 2023-05-23 HB-6767 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE DEPARTMENT OF CONSUMER PROTECTION'S RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING LICENSING AND ENFORCEMENT. To implement the Department of Consumer Protection's recommendations concerning licensing and enforcement. Introduced by: General Law Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 54–0
O 0–0
161 2023-05-23 HB-6694 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:29 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING CANNABIS CULTIVATION, DISPENSARY FACILITY AND HYBRID RETAILER RELOCATION AND EQUITY JOINT VENTURES. To establish a task force to study consumer protection in this state. Introduced by: General Law Committee
N 93–54
(4 not voting)
D 92–1 (abs 4)
R 1–53
O 0–0
162 2023-05-23 HB-6694 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING CANNABIS CULTIVATION, DISPENSARY FACILITY AND HYBRID RETAILER RELOCATION AND EQUITY JOINT VENTURES. To establish a task force to study consumer protection in this state. Introduced by: General Law Committee
N 93–54
(4 not voting)
D 91–2 (abs 4)
R 2–52
O 0–0
163 2023-05-23 HB-6900 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE TRANSFORMING CHILDREN'S BEHAVIORAL HEALTH POLICY AND PLANNING COMMITTEE. To change the name of the committee to reference children and to change the committee chair appointments. Introduced by: Appropriations Committee
N 125–23
(3 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 31–23
O 0–0
164 2023-05-23 HB-6347 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:45 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE PURCHASE OF PRINT AND DIGITAL ADVERTISING BY THE STATE. To require the Department of Administrative Services to award more state contracts for print and digital advertising to nonprofit entities and Connecticut-owned media outlet entities. Introduced by: Government Administration and Elections Committee
N 96–51
(4 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 2–51 (abs 1)
O 0–0
165 2023-05-23 HB-6347 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE PURCHASE OF PRINT AND DIGITAL ADVERTISING BY THE STATE. To require the Department of Administrative Services to award more state contracts for print and digital advertising to nonprofit entities and Connecticut-owned media outlet entities. Introduced by: Government Administration and Elections Committee
N 96–48
(7 not voting)
D 91–0 (abs 6)
R 5–48 (abs 1)
O 0–0
166 2023-05-24 HB-6486 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 1:25 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING EXTENDED PRODUCER RESPONSIBILITY FOR TIRES. To establish extended producer responsibility for tires. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 105–39
(7 not voting)
D 57–36 (abs 4)
R 48–3 (abs 3)
O 0–0
167 2023-05-24 HB-6486 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:39 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING EXTENDED PRODUCER RESPONSIBILITY FOR TIRES. To establish extended producer responsibility for tires. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 52–96
(3 not voting)
D 0–95 (abs 2)
R 52–1 (abs 1)
O 0–0
168 2023-05-24 HB-6486 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING EXTENDED PRODUCER RESPONSIBILITY FOR TIRES. To establish extended producer responsibility for tires. Introduced by: Environment Committee
N 101–43
(7 not voting)
D 92–0 (abs 5)
R 9–43 (abs 2)
O 0–0
169 2023-05-24 HB-5628 AS AMENDED
AN ACT ESTABLISHING A TASK FORCE TO STUDY THE STATE'S HYDROPOWER ASSETS. To study hydropower assets in the state and their benefits. Introduced by: Energy and Technology Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
170 2023-05-24 HB-6768 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 5:29 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE DEPARTMENT OF CONSUMER PROTECTION'S RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING PRESCRIPTION DRUG REGULATION. To implement the Department of Consumer Protection's recommendations concerning prescription drug regulation. Introduced by: General Law Committee
N 105–40
(6 not voting)
D 92–0 (abs 5)
R 13–40 (abs 1)
O 0–0
171 2023-05-24 HB-6768 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE DEPARTMENT OF CONSUMER PROTECTION'S RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING PRESCRIPTION DRUG REGULATION. To implement the Department of Consumer Protection's recommendations concerning prescription drug regulation. Introduced by: General Law Committee
Y 125–21
(5 not voting)
D 89–4 (abs 4)
R 36–17 (abs 1)
O 0–0
172 2023-05-24 HB-6738 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING COMPASSIONATE OR MEDICAL PAROLE AND CREDITS AWARDED FOR RELEASE DURING AN EMERGENCY DECLARATION AND SENTENCE COMMUTATIONS BY THE BOARD OF PARDONS AND PAROLES.
Y 102–45
(4 not voting)
D 87–7 (abs 3)
R 15–38 (abs 1)
O 0–0
173 2023-05-24 HB-6875 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE ISSUANCE OF AN IDENTITY CARD OR MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATOR'S LICENSE TO A PERSON BEING DISCHARGED FROM A CORRECTIONAL FACILITY.
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
174 2023-05-24 HB-6833 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING ELECTRONIC NOTIFICATIONS TO INSUREDS AND NOTICES OF TERMINATION OF HEALTH CARE CONTRACTS.
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
175 2023-05-24 HB-6731 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH'S RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING CHANGE IN OWNERSHIP OF HEALTH CARE FACILITIES.
N 130–18
(3 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 35–18 (abs 1)
O 0–0
176 2023-05-25 HB-6667 AS AMENDED
AN ACT ADDRESSING GUN VIOLENCE. To implement the Governor's budget recommendations. Introduced by: REQUEST OF THE GOVERNOR PURSUANT TO JOINT RULE 9
N 96–51
(4 not voting)
D 88–5 (abs 4)
R 8–46
O 0–0
177 2023-05-25 SB-1091 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING CERTAIN BUSINESS REPORTING REQUIREMENTS. To eliminate certain business reporting requirements. Introduced by: Commerce Committee
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
178 2023-05-25 HB-6653 AS AMENDED
AN ACT PERMITTING EMAIL NOTICES OF THE EXPIRATION OF CERTAIN FIREARM PERMITS AND CERTIFICATES AND SECURITY OFFICER LICENSES.
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
179 2023-05-25 HB-6810 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:37 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING MINOR REVISIONS TO THE STATE'S AUTHORITY TO REGULATE CERTAIN NUCLEAR MATERIALS. To make minor revisions to the statutes concerning sources of ionizing radiation and provide enforcement authority to impound violating radioactive sources. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 144–1
(6 not voting)
D 92–1 (abs 4)
R 52–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
180 2023-05-25 HB-6813 AS AMENDED
AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A SEABIRD AND SHOREBIRD PROTECTION PROGRAM. To grant authority for the designation and marking of seabird and shorebird protection areas along the state's coast. Introduced by: Environment Committee
N 118–29
(4 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 24–29 (abs 1)
O 0–0
181 2023-05-25 HB-6733 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH'S RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING VARIOUS REVISIONS TO THE PUBLIC HEALTH STATUTES. To implement the Department of Public Health's recommendations regarding various revisions to the public health statutes. Introduced by: Public Health Committee
Y 144–3
(4 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 50–3 (abs 1)
O 0–0
182 2023-05-30 SB-1196 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:55 a.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE TRANSFER OF PERSONS WHO ARE INCARCERATED BETWEEN CORRECTIONAL FACILITIES AND THE USE OF BODY SCANNING MACHINES IN CORRECTIONAL FACILITIES AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO THE USE OF STRIP SEARCHES.
Y 125–18
(8 not voting)
D 90–0 (abs 7)
R 35–18 (abs 1)
O 0–0
183 2023-05-30 SB-1117 AS AMENDED
AN ACT IMPLEMENTING ADDITIONAL MEASURES TO PREVENT TRAFFICKING IN PERSONS AND EXPANDING THE COMPOSITION OF THE TRAFFICKING IN PERSONS COUNCIL.
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
184 2023-05-30 SB-1072 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING REVISIONS TO THE COMMON INTEREST OWNERSHIP ACT.
N 108–39
(4 not voting)
D 91–3 (abs 3)
R 17–36 (abs 1)
O 0–0
185 2023-05-30 SB-1017 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:37 p.m.
AN ACT ESTABLISHING A TASK FORCE ON THE SHORTAGE OF FIREFIGHTERS AND EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES PERSONNEL IN THE STATE. To establish a task force to examine and make recommendations to address the shortage of firefighters and emergency medical services personnel in the state. Introduced by: Public Safety and Security Committee
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
186 2023-05-30 SB-1018 MOTION TO REFER
AN ACT CONCERNING CASH REFUNDS FOR GIFT CARD BALANCES. To (1) increase the minimum balance amount for which consumers using gift cards may request cash refunds, and (2) eliminate the requirement that proof of purchase or a receipt be provided by consumers to receive cash refunds for the balance on certain gift cards. Introduced by: Banking Committee
Y 53–94
(4 not voting)
D 0–93 (abs 4)
R 53–1
O 0–0
187 2023-05-30 SB-1018 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2:35 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING CASH REFUNDS FOR GIFT CARD BALANCES. To (1) increase the minimum balance amount for which consumers using gift cards may request cash refunds, and (2) eliminate the requirement that proof of purchase or a receipt be provided by consumers to receive cash refunds for the balance on certain gift cards. Introduced by: Banking Committee
N 83–63
(5 not voting)
D 82–10 (abs 5)
R 1–53
O 0–0
188 2023-05-30 HB-5001 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING RESOURCES AND SUPPORT SERVICES FOR PERSONS WITH AN INTELLECTUAL OR DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITY.
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 54–0
O 0–0
189 2023-05-30 SB-1102 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING PHARMACIES AND PHARMACISTS. To: (1) Authorize (A) pharmacists to administer additional vaccines, tests and drugs, and (B) pharmacies to operate mobile pharmacies; and (2) provide that an institutional pharmacy located in a licensed health care facility may compound sterile pharmaceuticals. Introduced by: General Law Committee
Y 147–2
(2 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 52–2
O 0–0
190 2023-05-30 SB-922 AS AMENDED
AN ACT PROHIBITING AN INSTITUTION OF HIGHER EDUCATION FROM WITHHOLDING TRANSCRIPTS. To prohibit institutions of higher education from withholding student transcripts from employers, prospective employers or any branch of the military service of the United States as a means to collect a student debt. Introduced by: Higher Education and Employment Advancement Committee
N 117–33
(1 not voting)
D 95–1 (abs 1)
R 22–32
O 0–0
191 2023-05-30 SB-1165 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING FINANCIAL LITERACY INSTRUCTION. To require financial literacy instruction in high school. Introduced by: Education Committee
N 138–12
(1 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 42–12
O 0–0
192 2023-05-30 HB-6853 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING FUNDING FOR MICROGRIDS, RESILIENCE AND STATE AGENCY BUILDING DECARBONIZATION PROJECTS.
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 54–0
O 0–0
193 2023-05-30 SB-953 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8:11 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING RACIAL PROFILING. To redefine racial profiling for purposes of the Alvin W. Penn Racial Profiling Prohibition Act. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 54–0
O 0–0
194 2023-05-30 HB-6737 AS AMENDED
AN ACT ESTABLISHING THE CRIME OF HARMFUL COMMUNICATION WITH A MINOR. To establish the crime of harmful communication with a minor. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 54–0
O 0–0
195 2023-05-30 HB-6647 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE STATE PLAN OF CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT. To amend certain requirements concerning the state plan of conservation and development. Introduced by: Planning and Development Committee
N 95–55
(1 not voting)
D 92–4 (abs 1)
R 3–51
O 0–0
196 2023-05-30 HB-6558 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8:46 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING PROPERTY TAX ABATEMENT FOR CERTAIN FIRST-TIME HOME BUYERS. To authorize municipalities to abate up to five hundred dollars per assessment year of property taxes for certain first-time homebuyers who obtain a loan from the Connecticut Housing Finance Authority. Introduced by: Planning and Development Committee
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 54–0
O 0–0
197 2023-05-30 SB-1103 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, AUTOMATED DECISION-MAKING AND PERSONAL DATA PRIVACY.
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 54–0
O 0–0
198 2023-05-30 HB-5781 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING NOTICE OF A PROPOSED INVOLUNTARY TRANSFER OR DISCHARGE OF A NURSING FACILITY RESIDENT, FAMILY COUNCILS IN MANAGED RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITIES, COORDINATION OF DEMENTIA SERVICES, NURSING HOME TRANSPARENCY AND HOMEMAKER-COMPANION AGENCIES.
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 54–0
O 0–0
199 2023-05-30 HB-6854 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE COORDINATION OF EFFORTS TO ADDRESS FOOD INSECURITY AND ESTABLISH TAX INCENTIVES FOR THE LOCATION OF GROCERY STORES IN FOOD DESERTS.
N 136–14
(1 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 40–14
O 0–0
200 2023-05-30 SB-1069 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING REVISIONS TO CERTAIN DOMESTIC ANIMAL RELATED STATUTES. To redefine "animal", regulate breeding kennels, provide certain procedures concerning the control of rabies and make other minor changes to domestic animal related statutes. Introduced by: Environment Committee
N 134–15
(2 not voting)
D 87–8 (abs 2)
R 47–7
O 0–0
201 2023-05-30 SB-1038 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING CAPTIVE INSURANCE COMPANIES. To: (1) Allow protected cells of captive insurance companies to establish and maintain separate accounts, and transfer risk to such accounts; and (2) exempt dormant captive insurance companies from paying minimum premium tax. Introduced by: Insurance and Real Estate Committee
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 54–0
O 0–0
202 2023-05-30 SB-1185 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE LEGISLATIVE COMMISSIONERS' RECOMMENDATIONS FOR MINOR AND TECHNICAL REVISIONS TO THE GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATION AND ELECTION STATUTES. To make minor and technical revisions to the government administration and election statutes. Introduced by: Government Administration and Elections Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 54–0
O 0–0
203 2023-05-30 SB-928 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 10:59 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE LEGISLATIVE COMMISSIONERS' RECOMMENDATIONS FOR TECHNICAL REVISIONS TO STATUTES RELATING TO CHILDREN. To make technical changes to certain statutes relating to children. Introduced by: Committee on Children
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 54–0
O 0–0
204 2023-05-30 SB-921 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:05 p.m.
AN ACT REQUIRING REPORTING ON THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE STUDENTS FIRST PLAN. To require the Board of Regents for Higher Education to report on the implementation of the Students First plan. Introduced by: Higher Education and Employment Advancement Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 54–0
O 0–0
205 2023-05-30 HB-6011 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:09 p.m.
AN ACT ESTABLISHING A PERSONAL INCOME TAX DEDUCTION FOR MILITARY FUNERAL HONOR GUARD DETAIL COMPENSATION. To establish a personal income tax deduction for compensation received as a result of participation in military funeral honor guard details. Introduced by: Veterans' and Military Affairs Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 54–0
O 0–0
206 2023-05-30 SB-1104 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:12 p.m.
AN ACT IMPLEMENTING THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE CONNECTICUT HEALTH AND EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES AUTHORITY. To expand the types of projects for which the Connecticut Health and Educational Facilities Authority can issue bonds to include programs and services and to remove references to obsolete programs. Introduced by: Higher Education and Employment Advancement Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 54–0
O 0–0
207 2023-05-30 HB-6651 AS AMENDED
AN ACT ESTABLISHING A TASK FORCE TO STUDY THE IMPACT OF UNCLAIMED OR ABANDONED REAL PROPERTY ON MUNICIPALITIES. To require the Office of Policy and Management to establish a working group to study the consequences of unclaimed or abandoned real property on the municipalities in which such property is located. Introduced by: Planning and Development Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 54–0
O 0–0
208 2023-05-31 SB-1040 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING REMOTE NOTARIAL ACTS. To permit a notary public to remotely notarize certain documents under certain specified circumstances. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 132–1
(18 not voting)
D 82–0 (abs 15)
R 50–1 (abs 3)
O 0–0
209 2023-05-31 SB-1070 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:30 a.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING PROSECUTORIAL ACCOUNTABILITY.
Y 52–89
(10 not voting)
D 0–89 (abs 8)
R 52–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
210 2023-05-31 SB-1070 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:51 a.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING PROSECUTORIAL ACCOUNTABILITY.
N 88–56
(7 not voting)
D 88–4 (abs 5)
R 0–52 (abs 2)
O 0–0
211 2023-05-31 HB-6876 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE OFFICE OF THE CLAIMS COMMISSIONER. To improve efficiencies in the administration of the Office of the Claims Commissioner. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 52–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
212 2023-05-31 SB-1127 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:47 p.m.
AN ACT EXTENDING THE DEADLINES APPLICABLE TO THE TASK FORCE TO EXAMINE THE MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT REPORT FORM USED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS.
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
213 2023-05-31 SB-1071 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2:37 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING DECEPTIVE OR COERCIVE INTERROGATION TACTICS. To limit the use as evidence of any admission, confession or statement made by a person during a custodial interrogation by a law enforcement agency official, if the law enforcement agency official engaged in deception or coercive tactics during such interrogation. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 53–97
(1 not voting)
D 0–96 (abs 1)
R 53–1
O 0–0
214 2023-05-31 SB-1071 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:02 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING DECEPTIVE OR COERCIVE INTERROGATION TACTICS. To limit the use as evidence of any admission, confession or statement made by a person during a custodial interrogation by a law enforcement agency official, if the law enforcement agency official engaged in deception or coercive tactics during such interrogation. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 53–97
(1 not voting)
D 0–96 (abs 1)
R 53–1
O 0–0
215 2023-05-31 SB-1071 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:19 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING DECEPTIVE OR COERCIVE INTERROGATION TACTICS. To limit the use as evidence of any admission, confession or statement made by a person during a custodial interrogation by a law enforcement agency official, if the law enforcement agency official engaged in deception or coercive tactics during such interrogation. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
N 80–70
(1 not voting)
D 79–17 (abs 1)
R 1–53
O 0–0
216 2023-05-31 HB-6882 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING EDUCATION MANDATE RELIEF AND OTHER TECHNICAL AND ASSORTED REVISIONS AND ADDITIONS TO THE EDUCATION AND EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION STATUTES.
N 133–17
(1 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 37–17
O 0–0
217 2023-05-31 SB-970 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:26 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING A DOMESTIC TERRORISM PREVENTION PLAN ANNEX IN LOCAL EMERGENCY OPERATIONS PLANS. To require a domestic terrorism prevention plan annex in local emergency operations plans. Introduced by: Public Safety and Security Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 54–0
O 0–0
218 2023-05-31 SB-973 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:31 p.m.
AN ACT AUTHORIZING ACCESS TO JUVENILE DELINQUENCY RECORDS TO EVALUATE A PROPOSED TRANSFER OF A FIREARM TO A PERSON UNDER AGE TWENTY-ONE. To allow access to juvenile delinquency records to evaluate a proposed transfer of a firearm to a person under the age of twenty-one pursuant to federal law. Introduced by: Public Safety and Security Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 54–0
O 0–0
219 2023-06-01 HB-6599 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE AND OTHER DOMESTIC VIOLENCE. To combat intimate partner violence and other domestic violence. Introduced by: Public Health Committee
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 92–0 (abs 5)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
220 2023-06-01 SB-956 AS AMENDED
AN ACT REQUIRING DISCHARGE STANDARDS REGARDING FOLLOW-UP APPOINTMENTS AND PRESCRIPTION MEDICATIONS FOR PATIENTS BEING DISCHARGED FROM A HOSPITAL OR NURSING HOME FACILITY. To require discharge standards regarding follow-up appointments and prescription medications for patients being discharged from a hospital or nursing home facility. Introduced by: Public Health Committee
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
221 2023-06-01 HB-6901 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING A STUDENT LOAN REIMBURSEMENT PROGRAM. To establish a loan reimbursement pilot program for Connecticut residents in certain professions who graduated from a state college or university. Introduced by: Appropriations Committee
N 114–33
(4 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 21–33
O 0–0
222 2023-06-01 SB-994 AS AMENDED
Resolution Act
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 54–0
O 0–0
223 2023-06-01 HB-6762 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:20 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION, AN AUDIT OF THE STATE-WIDE MASTERY EXAMINATION, THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE CONNECTICUT CIVICS EDUCATION AND MEDIA LITERACY TASK FORCE, THE PROVISION OF SPECIAL EDUCATION, AND A BILL OF RIGHTS FOR MULTILINGUAL LEARNER STUDENTS. To require the Department of Education to study schools. Introduced by: Education Committee
Y 45–102
(4 not voting)
D 0–93 (abs 4)
R 45–9
O 0–0
224 2023-06-01 HB-6762 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION, AN AUDIT OF THE STATE-WIDE MASTERY EXAMINATION, THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE CONNECTICUT CIVICS EDUCATION AND MEDIA LITERACY TASK FORCE, THE PROVISION OF SPECIAL EDUCATION, AND A BILL OF RIGHTS FOR MULTILINGUAL LEARNER STUDENTS. To require the Department of Education to study schools. Introduced by: Education Committee
N 129–19
(3 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 35–19
O 0–0
225 2023-06-01 SB-913 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 6:09 p.m.
AN ACT EXPANDING WORKERS' COMPENSATION COVERAGE FOR POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS INJURIES FOR ALL EMPLOYEES. To extend workers' compensation coverage for post-traumatic stress injuries to all employees. Introduced by: Labor and Public Employees Committee
Y 104–44
(3 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 10–44
O 0–0
226 2023-06-01 SB-1108 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING ACCESS TO REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH CARE BY STUDENTS AT PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION. To require public institutions of higher education that have residential campuses to establish a plan for access to reproductive health care services by students. Introduced by: Higher Education and Employment Advancement Committee
N 114–34
(3 not voting)
D 89–5 (abs 3)
R 25–29
O 0–0
227 2023-06-01 SB-1193 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 7:40 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE REVISOR'S TECHNICAL CORRECTIONS TO THE GENERAL STATUTES. To make various technical changes concerning grammar, clarity and accuracy of internal references and consistency in the general statutes. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 54–0
O 0–0
228 2023-06-01 SB-925 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 7:47 p.m.
AN ACT CONFIRMING AND ADOPTING VOLUMES 1 TO 13, INCLUSIVE, OF THE GENERAL STATUTES REVISED TO JANUARY 1, 2023. To adopt and confirm the general statutes, revised to January 1, 2023. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 54–0
O 0–0
229 2023-06-01 SB-927 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 7:54 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE STATE'S CRIMINAL JUSTICE INFORMATION SYSTEM. To require certain third-party vendors and contractors to maintain specifications that have been established and implemented by the Criminal Justice Information System Governing Board. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 54–0
O 0–0
230 2023-06-01 SB-1134 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE RECRUITMENT OF LAW SCHOOL STUDENTS FOR APPRENTICE PROSECUTOR POSITIONS.
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 54–0
O 0–0
231 2023-06-01 SB-634 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8:18 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING MUNICIPAL VETERANS SERVICES. To implement several changes designed to improve the provision of municipal veterans services. Introduced by: Veterans' and Military Affairs Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 54–0
O 0–0
232 2023-06-01 SB-959 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING MOLD IN RESIDENTIAL HOUSING AND COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS. To establish protections for residents of residential property from mold infestation. Introduced by: Public Health Committee
Y 142–5
(4 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 49–5
O 0–0
233 2023-06-01 SB-1151 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8:51 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING REVISIONS TO THE STATE CODES OF ETHICS. To redefine "quasi-public agency" and "public official" for purposes of the codes of ethics and to require registrants to provide the name, title and contact information for individuals who are authorized filers on its registration statement. Introduced by: Government Administration and Elections Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 54–0
O 0–0
234 2023-06-01 HB-6101 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8:57 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING TUITION WAIVERS FOR GRADUATE DEGREE PROGRAMS AT PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION. To ensure that tuition waivers at public institutions of higher education include graduate degree programs. Introduced by: Higher Education and Employment Advancement Committee
Y 147–1
(3 not voting)
D 93–1 (abs 3)
R 54–0
O 0–0
235 2023-06-01 HB-6691 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING CREDIT CARD ACCESS TO HOME EQUITY LINES OF CREDIT. To allow credit card access to home equity lines of credit. Introduced by: Banking Committee
Y 123–25
(3 not voting)
D 90–4 (abs 3)
R 33–21
O 0–0
236 2023-06-01 SB-1090 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE EMPLOYMENT OF CERTAIN MINORS AS YOUTH CAMP STAFF MEMBERS AND LIFEGUARDS. To provide that persons between fifteen and eighteen years of age may be employed by certain employers. Introduced by: Commerce Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 54–0
O 0–0
237 2023-06-01 HB-6496 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING TEST BED TECHNOLOGIES. To facilitate the consideration of cost-saving technology by evaluating and testing the technologies at state agencies. Introduced by: Energy and Technology Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 54–0
O 0–0
238 2023-06-01 HB-6796 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING INTERSTATE AGREEMENTS TO COMBAT CATALYTIC CONVERTER THEFTS AND A TASK FORCE TO STUDY THE LAWS RELATED TO CATALYTIC CONVERTERS.
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 54–0
O 0–0
239 2023-06-01 HB-6839 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING TEMPORARY STATE PERMITS TO CARRY A PISTOL OR REVOLVER ISSUED BY TRIBAL POLICE DEPARTMENTS. To clarify a provision related to the ability of tribal police departments to issue temporary state permits to carry a pistol or revolver. Introduced by: Public Safety and Security Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 54–0
O 0–0
240 2023-06-01 HB-5360 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING FIREARM INCIDENT REPORTS AND A TASK FORCE ON RECRUITMENT AND RETENTION OF POLICE OFFICERS. To require police officers to provide firearm incident reports and the Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection to annually report on such incident reports. Introduced by: Public Safety and Security Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 54–0
O 0–0
241 2023-06-02 SB-971 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:34 a.m.
AN ACT REVISING VARIOUS GAMING STATUTES.
Y 140–0
(11 not voting)
D 87–0 (abs 10)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
242 2023-06-02 SB-869 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING ADDITIONAL CAREER TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES OFFERED BY THE OFFICE OF WORKFORCE STRATEGY.
Y 142–2
(7 not voting)
D 91–0 (abs 6)
R 51–2 (abs 1)
O 0–0
243 2023-06-02 HB-6570 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING DAMAGES TO PERSON OR PROPERTY CAUSED BY THE NEGLIGENT OPERATION OF A MOTOR VEHICLE OWNED BY A POLITICAL SUBDIVISION OF THE STATE.
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
244 2023-06-02 SB-9 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING HEALTH AND WELLNESS FOR CONNECTICUT RESIDENTS. To equalize access to physical, mental and behavioral health care in the state and to strengthen the state's response to the fentanyl and opioid epidemic. Introduced by: Public Health Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
245 2023-06-02 SB-1092 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE ACQUISITION AND CONVEYANCE OF CERTAIN PROPERTIES BY CONNECTICUT BROWNFIELD LAND BANKS.
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 54–0
O 0–0
246 2023-06-02 SB-1042 AS AMENDED
AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT TO PROVIDE CAPACITY BUILDING GRANTS TO CONNECTICUT BROWNFIELD LAND BANKS. To authorize the Department of Economic and Community Development to provide capacity building grants to Connecticut brownfield land banks. Introduced by: Commerce Committee
N 137–12
(2 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 42–12
O 0–0
247 2023-06-02 HB-6806 AS AMENDED
AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE DEFERRAL OF A PROPERTY REVALUATION. To allow the town of Wethersfield to delay the revaluation of real property in such town by one year. Introduced by: Planning and Development Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
248 2023-06-02 SB-1140 AS AMENDED
AN ACT VALIDATING THE APPOINTMENT OF CERTAIN INDIVIDUALS TO THE OFFICE OF JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. To specify that a newly created office of justice of the peace may be filled by appointment prior to the next regular election. Introduced by: Planning and Development Committee
Y 146–1
(4 not voting)
D 92–1 (abs 4)
R 54–0
O 0–0
249 2023-06-02 HB-6811 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:33 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING REVISIONS TO THE VESSEL REGISTRATION AQUATIC INVASIVE SPECIES FEE. To conform the application of the aquatic invasive species fee for vessels to the requirements of federal law and provide for a vessel Aquatic Invasive Species Decal. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 125–23
(3 not voting)
D 88–6 (abs 3)
R 37–17
O 0–0
250 2023-06-02 SB-1209 AS AMENDED
AN ACT REPEALING THE NEW HARTFORD FIRE ASSOCIATION AND VALIDATING THE ACTIONS OF THE NEW HARTFORD VILLAGE FIRE DISTRICT AND PINE MEADOW FIRE DISTRICT CONCERNING THE CONSOLIDATION OF SAID DISTRICTS. To consolidate the Pine Meadow Fire District into the New Hartford Fire Association. Introduced by: Planning and Development Committee
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 92–0 (abs 5)
R 54–0
O 0–0
251 2023-06-02 HB-6940 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:54 p.m.
AN ACT AMENDING A CONVEYANCE OF A PARCEL OF STATE LAND IN THE TOWN OF FAIRFIELD. To amend a prior authorization for a conveyance of a parcel of state land to the town of Fairfield to allow a new use for said parcel. Introduced by: Government Administration and Elections Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 54–0
O 0–0
252 2023-06-02 SB-1148 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 5:07 p.m.
AN ACT AUTHORIZING CERTAIN KILLING OF BLACK BEAR AND PROHIBITING INTENTIONAL FEEDING OF POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS ANIMALS.
Y 101–45
(5 not voting)
D 56–36 (abs 5)
R 45–9
O 0–0
253 2023-06-02 SB-1148 AS AMENDED
AN ACT AUTHORIZING CERTAIN KILLING OF BLACK BEAR AND PROHIBITING INTENTIONAL FEEDING OF POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS ANIMALS.
Y 115–32
(4 not voting)
D 66–27 (abs 4)
R 49–5
O 0–0
254 2023-06-02 HB-6397 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING ZERO-CARBON EMISSIONS. To create policies and accountability for reaching the state's carbon-reduction goals. Introduced by: Environment Committee
N 95–53
(3 not voting)
D 93–1 (abs 3)
R 2–52
O 0–0
255 2023-06-02 HB-6726 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 7:27 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE REGULATION OF LIVESTOCK.
N 109–39
(3 not voting)
D 93–1 (abs 3)
R 16–38
O 0–0
256 2023-06-02 HB-6726 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE REGULATION OF LIVESTOCK.
Y 144–4
(3 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 50–4
O 0–0
257 2023-06-02 SB-1157 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8:04 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING REVISIONS TO THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT CONCERNING EMPLOYEES OF PUBLIC AGENCIES.
N 84–64
(3 not voting)
D 83–11 (abs 3)
R 1–53
O 0–0
258 2023-06-02 HB-6936 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONVEYING PARCELS OF STATE LAND TO THE NEW HAVEN PORT AUTHORITY. To convey parcels of state land in the city of New Haven to the New Haven Port Authority. Introduced by: Government Administration and Elections Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 54–0
O 0–0
259 2023-06-02 HB-6937 AS AMENDED
AN ACT AMENDING A CONVEYANCE OF STATE LAND TO THE NEW HAVEN PORT AUTHORITY. To amend the property description and cost of a prior conveyance of state land to the New Haven Port Authority. Introduced by: Government Administration and Elections Committee
N 130–18
(3 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 36–18
O 0–0
260 2023-06-02 HB-5859 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 9:45 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING EMPLOYMENT OF INDIVIDUALS IN AGRICULTURAL LABOR. To amend the definition of employment for individuals working in agricultural labor. Introduced by: Labor and Public Employees Committee
Y 97–50
(4 not voting)
D 45–48 (abs 4)
R 52–2
O 0–0
261 2023-06-02 SB-100 AS AMENDED
AN ACT ESTABLISHING AN ACCOUNT IN THE GENERAL FUND TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO TOWNS THAT NEED PFAS TESTING AND REMEDIATION. To provide municipalities with needed resources to test for and remediate PFAS contamination on town-owned properties and to assist residential homeowners impacted by such contamination. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 54–0
O 0–0
262 2023-06-02 SB-895 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE LABELING OF CERTAIN BEVERAGE CONTAINERS, THE REVIEW OF MUNICIPAL PROGRAMS FUNDED BY NIP PAYMENTS AND THE RETURN OF BEVERAGE CONTAINERS FOR THE REDEMPTION VALUE.
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 54–0
O 0–0
263 2023-06-02 SB-952 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING PAROLE ELIGIBILITY FOR AN INDIVIDUAL SERVING A LENGTHY SENTENCE FOR A CRIME COMMITTED BEFORE THE INDIVIDUAL REACHED THE AGE OF TWENTY-ONE AND CRIMINAL HISTORY RECORDS ERASURE.
N 100–48
(3 not voting)
D 81–13 (abs 3)
R 19–35
O 0–0
264 2023-06-02 HB-6764 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING A SOLAR UNIFORM CAPACITY TAX AND MODIFICATIONS TO THE STATE'S RENEWABLE ENERGY PROGRAMS.
N 107–40
(4 not voting)
D 82–12 (abs 3)
R 25–28 (abs 1)
O 0–0
265 2023-06-02 HB-6908 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCE PRIMARIES AND DEADLINES FOR MINOR PARTY NOMINATIONS. To move up (1) the date of the presidential preference primary in years when the President of the United States is to be elected, and (2) the deadline for minor parties to certify their nominations. Introduced by: Government Administration and Elections Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 54–0
O 0–0
266 2023-06-02 HB-6711 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING MANDATED HEALTH INSURANCE BENEFIT REVIEW. To revise the manner in which mandated health insurance benefit reviews are performed and the content of such reviews prior to passage. Introduced by: Insurance and Real Estate Committee
Y 101–47
(3 not voting)
D 48–46 (abs 3)
R 53–1
O 0–0
267 2023-06-02 HB-5608 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING CERTAIN SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC FACILITIES LOCATED ON PRIME FARMLAND, FARMLAND OF STATE-WIDE IMPORTANCE OR CORE FOREST LANDS. To enable the restoration of farmlands that host certain solar projects to production agricultural condition. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 52–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
268 2023-06-03 SB-998 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 1:57 a.m.
AN ACT ESTABLISHING A TAX ABATEMENT FOR CERTAIN CONSERVATION EASEMENTS AND ADDRESSING HOUSING AFFORDABILITY FOR RESIDENTS IN THE STATE.
N 76–70
(5 not voting)
D 75–18 (abs 4)
R 1–52 (abs 1)
O 0–0
269 2023-06-03 SB-998 AS AMENDED
AN ACT ESTABLISHING A TAX ABATEMENT FOR CERTAIN CONSERVATION EASEMENTS AND ADDRESSING HOUSING AFFORDABILITY FOR RESIDENTS IN THE STATE.
N 78–68
(5 not voting)
D 77–16 (abs 4)
R 1–52 (abs 1)
O 0–0
270 2023-06-03 SB-3 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING ONLINE PRIVACY, DATA AND SAFETY PROTECTIONS.
Y 142–0
(9 not voting)
D 90–0 (abs 7)
R 52–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
271 2023-06-05 HB-6855 AS AMENDED
AN ACT ESTABLISHING A TASK FORCE TO STUDY MINIMUM STANDARDS FOR TIMELY REPAIR OF COMPLEX REHABILITATION TECHNOLOGY. To study the efficacy of state Medicaid-funded programs and the need for expansion of such programs. Introduced by: Human Services Committee
Y 135–0
(16 not voting)
D 84–0 (abs 13)
R 51–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
272 2023-06-05 SB-977 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:25 a.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING MEDICAL ASSISTANCE FOR SURGERY AND MEDICAL SERVICES RELATED TO TREATMENT OF OBESITY. To expand medical assistance for treatment of obesity. Introduced by: Human Services Committee
N 98–44
(9 not voting)
D 90–0 (abs 7)
R 8–44 (abs 2)
O 0–0
273 2023-06-05 HB-5317 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:30 a.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING ONLINE BUILDING PERMIT APPLICATIONS. To allow municipalities to accept online building permit applications. Introduced by: General Law Committee
Y 143–0
(8 not voting)
D 91–0 (abs 6)
R 52–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
274 2023-06-05 SB-1053 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:38 a.m.
AN ACT ESTABLISHING A TASK FORCE TO STUDY AND MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS CONCERNING THE ELDERLY NUTRITION PROGRAM. To establish a task force to study and make recommendations concerning the elderly nutrition program administered by the Department of Aging and Disability Services. Introduced by: Human Services Committee
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 52–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
275 2023-06-05 SB-7 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:28 p.m.
AN ACT STRENGTHENING PROTECTIONS FOR CONNECTICUT'S CONSUMERS OF ENERGY. To promote a more equitable and transparent energy market that works in the best interest of Connecticut's consumers of energy. Introduced by: Energy and Technology Committee
N 26–123
(2 not voting)
D 20–76 (abs 1)
R 6–47 (abs 1)
O 0–0
276 2023-06-05 SB-7 AS AMENDED
AN ACT STRENGTHENING PROTECTIONS FOR CONNECTICUT'S CONSUMERS OF ENERGY. To promote a more equitable and transparent energy market that works in the best interest of Connecticut's consumers of energy. Introduced by: Energy and Technology Committee
N 115–33
(3 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 20–33 (abs 1)
O 0–0
277 2023-06-05 SB-1022 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:16 p.m.
AN ACT REQUIRING POLICE OFFICERS TO INFORM DRIVERS OF THE PURPOSE OF A TRAFFIC STOP. To require police officers to inform drivers of the reason for a traffic stop and encourage additional police officer training on de-escalation, use of force, customer service, diversity and bias. Introduced by: Public Safety and Security Committee
N 110–38
(3 not voting)
D 94–1 (abs 2)
R 16–37 (abs 1)
O 0–0
278 2023-06-05 HB-6623 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:23 p.m.
AN ACT REQUIRING A MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN THE COMMISSIONER OF EMERGENCY SERVICES AND PUBLIC PROTECTION AND CENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE UNIVERSITY FOR POLICE DETECTIVE AND OTHER TRAINING.
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 97–0
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
279 2023-06-05 SB-972 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING CRISIS INTERVENTION TRAINING FOR POLICE OFFICERS AND COLLABORATION BETWEEN POLICE OFFICERS AND SOCIAL WORKERS. To require police officer training on strategies including crisis intervention, and to develop recommendations on how police officers and social workers may collaborate. Introduced by: Public Safety and Security Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 97–0
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
280 2023-06-05 SB-1162 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:44 p.m.
AN ACT REQUIRING COMMUNITY ROUNDTABLES. To require law enforcement units to hold community roundtables and establish a pilot program to fund community policing programs in certain municipalities, to reduce gun violence and improve relationships between law enforcement units and the communities they serve. Introduced by: Public Safety and Security Committee
N 95–52
(4 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 1–52 (abs 1)
O 0–0
281 2023-06-05 SB-1162 AS AMENDED
AN ACT REQUIRING COMMUNITY ROUNDTABLES. To require law enforcement units to hold community roundtables and establish a pilot program to fund community policing programs in certain municipalities, to reduce gun violence and improve relationships between law enforcement units and the communities they serve. Introduced by: Public Safety and Security Committee
N 135–13
(3 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 40–13 (abs 1)
O 0–0
282 2023-06-05 SB-1027 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 5:05 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT'S RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING THE JOBSCT TAX REBATE PROGRAM AND CERTAIN AEROSPACE MANUFACTURING PROJECTS.
N 140–9
(2 not voting)
D 95–1 (abs 1)
R 45–8 (abs 1)
O 0–0
283 2023-06-05 HB-6664 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE MANAGEMENT OF SOLID WASTE AND ESTABLISHING THE MIRA DISSOLUTION AUTHORITY. To implement the Governor's budget recommendations. Introduced by: REQUEST OF THE GOVERNOR PURSUANT TO JOINT RULE 9
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 52–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
284 2023-06-05 SB-2 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 7:52 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE MENTAL, PHYSICAL AND EMOTIONAL WELLNESS OF CHILDREN. To improve access to mental, physical and emotional health services for children and provide a continuum of care in the delivery of such services. Introduced by: Committee on Children
Y 52–97
(2 not voting)
D 1–95 (abs 1)
R 51–2 (abs 1)
O 0–0
285 2023-06-05 SB-2 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE MENTAL, PHYSICAL AND EMOTIONAL WELLNESS OF CHILDREN. To improve access to mental, physical and emotional health services for children and provide a continuum of care in the delivery of such services. Introduced by: Committee on Children
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
286 2023-06-05 HB-6718 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE SAFE STORAGE AND DISPOSAL OF CERTAIN PRESCRIPTION DRUGS, ILLEGAL DRUGS AND CANNABIS AND CANNABIS PRODUCTS.
N 135–13
(3 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 40–13 (abs 1)
O 0–0
287 2023-06-05 HB-6603 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8:07 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING A REDUCTION IN DUPLICATIVE HEALTH INSPECTIONS. To reduce duplicative health inspections. Introduced by: Public Health Committee
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
288 2023-06-05 HB-6580 AS AMENDED
AN ACT REVISING REQUIREMENTS FOR THE AFFIDAVIT RELATED TO SMOKE AND CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTORS IN RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS. To revise requirements of the smoke and carbon monoxide detector affidavit. Introduced by: Public Safety and Security Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
289 2023-06-05 SB-905 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING ALCOHOLIC LIQUOR PERMITS AND TOBACCO BARS.
N 111–38
(2 not voting)
D 62–34 (abs 1)
R 49–4 (abs 1)
O 0–0
290 2023-06-05 HB-6939 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONVEYING PARCELS OF STATE LAND TO THE CITY OF NEW HAVEN. To convey parcels of state land in the city of New Haven to the city of New Haven for economic development or municipal purposes. Introduced by: Government Administration and Elections Committee
N 123–26
(2 not voting)
D 95–1 (abs 1)
R 28–25 (abs 1)
O 0–0
291 2023-06-05 HB-6725 AS AMENDED
AN ACT REVISING CERTAIN FARMING AND AQUACULTURE PROGRAMS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
292 2023-06-05 HB-5048 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE FEES FOR VETERANS' SPECIALTY LICENSE PLATES. To provide certain veterans' specialty license plates to veterans for no cost. Introduced by: Veterans' and Military Affairs Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 54–0
O 0–0
293 2023-06-05 SB-948 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 10:19 p.m.
AN ACT ADDING CERTAIN MEMBERS TO THE GOVERNOR'S WORKFORCE COUNCIL. To add a residential construction expert to the Governor's Workforce Council. Introduced by: Commerce Committee
Y 151–0
(0 not voting)
D 97–0
R 54–0
O 0–0
294 2023-06-06 HB-6941 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:51 a.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE STATE BUDGET FOR THE BIENNIUM ENDING JUNE 30, 2025, AND MAKING APPROPRIATIONS THEREFOR, AND PROVISIONS RELATED TO REVENUE AND OTHER ITEMS IMPLEMENTING THE STATE BUDGET. Introduced by: Rep. Matthew Ritter, 1st Dist.Sen. Martin M. Looney, 11th Dist.Rep. Jason Rojas, 9th Dist.Sen. Bob Duff, 25th Dist.
Y 69–81
(1 not voting)
D 16–80 (abs 1)
R 53–1
O 0–0
295 2023-06-06 HB-6941 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE STATE BUDGET FOR THE BIENNIUM ENDING JUNE 30, 2025, AND MAKING APPROPRIATIONS THEREFOR, AND PROVISIONS RELATED TO REVENUE AND OTHER ITEMS IMPLEMENTING THE STATE BUDGET. Introduced by: Rep. Matthew Ritter, 1st Dist.Sen. Martin M. Looney, 11th Dist.Rep. Jason Rojas, 9th Dist.Sen. Bob Duff, 25th Dist.
Y 139–12
(0 not voting)
D 97–0
R 42–12
O 0–0
296 2023-06-06 HB-6930 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING REVISIONS TO THE MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES' RETIREMENT SYSTEM, A DEFERRED RETIREMENT OPTION FOR PARTICIPATING MEMBERS AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF BEST PRACTICES FOR GOVERNANCE STRUCTURES OF MUNICIPAL RETIREMENT PLANS.
N 120–24
(7 not voting)
D 89–2 (abs 6)
R 31–22 (abs 1)
O 0–0
297 2023-06-06 HR-32 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:59 p.m.
RESOLUTION PROPOSING APPROVAL OF A MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT OFFICE OF EARLY CHILDHOOD AND THE CONNECTICUT STATE EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION (CSEA-SEIU LOCAL 2001). Introduced by: Rep. Matthew Ritter, 1st Dist.Rep. Jason Rojas, 9th Dist.
Y 144–2
(5 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 51–2 (abs 1)
O 0–0
298 2023-06-06 SB-1058 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS, TELECOMMUNICATIONS AND THE ATTORNEY GENERAL'S RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING CONSUMER PROTECTION.
Y 151–0
(0 not voting)
D 97–0
R 54–0
O 0–0
299 2023-06-06 SB-1088 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING FINANCIAL EXPLOITATION OF SENIOR CITIZENS. To establish procedures to protect the elderly from financial exploitation. Introduced by: Banking Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 54–0
O 0–0
300 2023-06-06 SB-1033 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING VARIOUS REVISIONS TO THE BANKING STATUTES.
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 97–0
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
301 2023-06-06 SB-988 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE PURCHASE OF A MOBILE MANUFACTURED HOME PARK BY ITS RESIDENTS. To allow residents of a mobile manufactured home park that is being sold to buy such park by matching the sales price for such park. Introduced by: Housing Committee
N 112–37
(2 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 16–37 (abs 1)
O 0–0
302 2023-06-06 SB-1124 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 5:56 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING A STUDY OF PATHWAYS TO STATE EMPLOYMENT. To require the Commissioner of Administrative Services to conduct a study regarding the hiring practices for state service. Introduced by: Labor and Public Employees Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
303 2023-06-06 SB-1035 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 6:27 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING STOP WORK ORDERS. To (1) expand the applicability of the issuance of a stop work order to include violations of the prevailing wage, and (2) increase fines for violations of stop work orders. Introduced by: Labor and Public Employees Committee
Y 52–97
(2 not voting)
D 0–96 (abs 1)
R 52–1 (abs 1)
O 0–0
304 2023-06-06 SB-1035 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 6:39 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING STOP WORK ORDERS. To (1) expand the applicability of the issuance of a stop work order to include violations of the prevailing wage, and (2) increase fines for violations of stop work orders. Introduced by: Labor and Public Employees Committee
N 98–50
(3 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 3–50 (abs 1)
O 0–0
305 2023-06-06 SB-974 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 6:50 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING AUTOMATED KIOSKS FOR CONSUMER ELECTRONICS.
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
306 2023-06-06 HB-6805 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING SOLAR INSTALLATIONS IN CONDOMINIUMS AND COOPERATIVES. To prohibit condominiums or cooperatives from restricting the installation of certain solar power generating systems. Introduced by: Planning and Development Committee
N 136–12
(3 not voting)
D 95–1 (abs 1)
R 41–11 (abs 2)
O 0–0
307 2023-06-06 HB-5641 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING NOTIFICATION OF UTILITY SERVICE TERMINATIONS AT CERTAIN RENTAL PROPERTIES. To enable property owners to protect their leased property from damage caused by a utility disconnection. Introduced by: Energy and Technology Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
308 2023-06-06 HB-6741 AS AMENDED
AN ACT IMPROVING THE SAFETY OF HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS AND PATIENTS. To improve the safety of health care providers, hospital staff and patients in the state. Introduced by: Public Health Committee
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
309 2023-06-06 SB-975 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 7:25 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE LEGISLATIVE COMMISSIONERS' RECOMMENDATIONS FOR MINOR AND TECHNICAL REVISIONS TO STATUTES CONCERNING CONSUMER PROTECTION. To make minor and technical revisions to statutes concerning consumer protection. Introduced by: General Law Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
310 2023-06-06 HB-6888 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING JUVENILE JUSTICE.
N 96–54
(1 not voting)
D 95–2
R 1–52 (abs 1)
O 0–0
311 2023-06-06 HB-6669 AS AMENDED
AN ACT PROTECTING PATIENTS AND PROHIBITING UNNECESSARY HEALTH CARE COSTS. To implement the Governor's budget recommendations. Introduced by: REQUEST OF THE GOVERNOR PURSUANT TO JOINT RULE 9
Y 147–3
(1 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 51–3
O 0–0
312 2023-06-06 HB-6567 AS AMENDED
AN ACT REQUIRING PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION TO ESTABLISH A POLICY REGARDING FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION ON CAMPUS. To require public institutions of higher education to establish a policy regarding freedom of expression on campus. Introduced by: Higher Education and Employment Advancement Committee
Y 99–51
(1 not voting)
D 46–50 (abs 1)
R 53–1
O 0–0
313 2023-06-06 HB-5205 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 10:32 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING VETERANS AND THE PASSPORT TO THE PARKS MOTOR VEHICLE REGISTRATION FEE. To exempt veterans from payment of the Passport to the Parks motor vehicle registration fee. Introduced by: Veterans' and Military Affairs Committee
Y 141–6
(4 not voting)
D 92–1 (abs 4)
R 49–5
O 0–0
314 2023-06-06 HB-5205 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING VETERANS AND THE PASSPORT TO THE PARKS MOTOR VEHICLE REGISTRATION FEE. To exempt veterans from payment of the Passport to the Parks motor vehicle registration fee. Introduced by: Veterans' and Military Affairs Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 54–0
O 0–0
315 2023-06-06 SB-904 AS AMENDED
AN ACT IMPLEMENTING THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION AND CONCERNING STATE PARKWAYS, THE CONNECTICUT AIRPORT AUTHORITY, A TRANSPORTATION CARBON DIOXIDE REDUCTION TARGET, A TREE AND VEGETATION MANAGEMENT PLAN, MOTOR VEHICLE NOISE, THE ZERO-EMISSION TRUCK VOUCHER PROGRAM, STREET RACING, EMERGENCY LIGHTS AND THE NAMING OF CERTAIN ROADS AND BRIDGES.
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 54–0
O 0–0
316 2023-06-06 SB-1036 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:43 p.m.
AN ACT ESTABLISHING A GREATER HARTFORD REGIONAL LAW ENFORCEMENT TASK FORCE TO COMBAT ILLEGAL ROADWAY TRAFFIC ACTIVITY. To establish a Greater Hartford Regional Law Enforcement Task Force to Combat Illegal Roadway Traffic Activity. Introduced by: Public Safety and Security Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 54–0
O 0–0
317 2023-06-06 HB-6835 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING VARIOUS REVISIONS TO THE PUBLIC HEALTH STATUTES. To make various revisions to the public health statutes. Introduced by: Public Health Committee
Y 144–6
(1 not voting)
D 95–1 (abs 1)
R 49–5
O 0–0
318 2023-06-07 SB-5 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:22 a.m.
AN ACT STRENGTHENING THE PROTECTIONS AGAINST AND RESPONSE TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE. To provide greater protections for and enhanced responses to individuals involved in domestic and intimate partner violence. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 55–95
(1 not voting)
D 2–94 (abs 1)
R 53–1
O 0–0
319 2023-06-07 SB-5 AS AMENDED
AN ACT STRENGTHENING THE PROTECTIONS AGAINST AND RESPONSE TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE. To provide greater protections for and enhanced responses to individuals involved in domestic and intimate partner violence. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 54–0
O 0–0
320 2023-06-07 SB-986 AS AMENDED
AN ACT PROTECTING MATERNAL HEALTH. To implement the Governor's budget recommendations. Introduced by: REQUEST OF THE GOVERNOR PURSUANT TO JOINT RULE 9
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 54–0
O 0–0
321 2023-06-07 SB-73 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:34 a.m.
AN ACT ESTABLISHING LOCAL REPRESENTATION ON THE CONNECTICUT SITING COUNCIL FOR LOCAL PROJECTS. To require local representation on the Connecticut Siting Council. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 148–1
(2 not voting)
D 95–1 (abs 1)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
322 2023-06-07 SB-1065 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:36 a.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE DEPARTMENT OF DEVELOPMENTAL SERVICES' RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING VARIOUS TECHNICAL REVISIONS TO DEVELOPMENTAL SERVICES STATUTES. To make various technical revisions to developmental services statutes. Introduced by: Public Health Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 54–0
O 0–0
323 2023-06-07 SB-1118 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING A STUDY OF THE CONSOLIDATION OF THE FAMILY VIOLENCE MODEL POLICY GOVERNING COUNCIL AND THE DOMESTIC VIOLENCE OFFENDER PROGRAM STANDARDS ADVISORY COUNCIL. To establish the Domestic Violence Criminal Justice Response and Enhancement Advisory Council. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 54–0
O 0–0
324 2023-06-07 SB-805 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:40 a.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE LABOR DEPARTMENT AND DATA BREACHES. To require the Labor Commissioner to conduct a study on data breaches and false unemployment claims suffered by the Labor Department. Introduced by: Labor and Public Employees Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 54–0
O 0–0
325 2023-06-07 SB-917 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:41 a.m.
AN ACT ESTABLISHING A WORKING GROUP TO STUDY THE IMPLEMENTATION OF FEDERAL TITLE IX PROTECTIONS FOR ALL MUNICIPAL RECREATION AREAS AND SCHOOL SPORTS FACILITIES.
Y 149–1
(1 not voting)
D 95–1 (abs 1)
R 54–0
O 0–0
326 2023-06-07 SB-968 AS AMENDED
AN ACT REQUIRING BACKGROUND CHECKS FOR RENEWAL OF A SECURITY OFFICER LICENSE. To require an applicant for renewal of a security officer license to submit to a state and national criminal history records check. Introduced by: Public Safety and Security Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 54–0
O 0–0
327 2023-06-07 SB-1204 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:44 a.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE CONNECTICUT INDIAN CHILD WELFARE ACT. To codify the provisions of the federal Indian Child Welfare Act into state law and apply its provisions to children of an Indian tribe recognized by the state of Connecticut and children of a federally recognized Indian tribe. Introduced by: Human Services Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 54–0
O 0–0
328 2023-06-07 SB-1039 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT'S RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING FINANCIAL REGULATION, LIFE INSURANCE AND INSURANCE LICENSING REQUIREMENTS AND TECHNICAL CORRECTIONS AND REVISIONS TO THE LIFE AND HEALTH INSURANCE STATUTES.
Y 146–4
(1 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 50–4
O 0–0
329 2023-06-07 SB-1 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 1:53 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING TRANSPARENCY IN EDUCATION. To provide equal and comprehensive access to education and academic opportunities for all children in Connecticut. Introduced by: Education Committee
Y 53–95
(3 not voting)
D 0–95 (abs 2)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
330 2023-06-07 SB-1 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING TRANSPARENCY IN EDUCATION. To provide equal and comprehensive access to education and academic opportunities for all children in Connecticut. Introduced by: Education Committee
N 104–47
(0 not voting)
D 97–0
R 7–47
O 0–0
331 2023-06-07 SB-989 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING NONPROFIT PROVIDER RETENTION OF CONTRACT SAVINGS, COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKER MEDICAID REIMBURSEMENT AND STUDIES OF MEDICAID RATES OF REIMBURSEMENT, NURSING HOME TRANSPORTATION AND NURSING HOME WAITING LISTS.
Y 151–0
(0 not voting)
D 97–0
R 54–0
O 0–0
332 2023-06-07 SB-1032 AS AMENDED
AN ACT REQUIRING CERTAIN FINANCING DISCLOSURES. To (1) require certain providers of commercial financing to make various commercial financing disclosures, (2) authorize the Banking Commissioner to adopt regulations concerning such disclosures, and (3) establish civil penalties for violations of such commercial financing disclosure requirements. Introduced by: Banking Committee
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 54–0
O 0–0
333 2023-06-07 SB-896 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING TREE REMOVAL ON PROPERTIES UNDER THE CONTROL OF THE DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION. To improve transparency and establish standards for the removal of trees that constitute an immediate public hazard at state parks and campgrounds. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 150–1
(0 not voting)
D 97–0
R 53–1
O 0–0
334 2023-06-07 SB-1147 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE PROGRAM OF THE DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION.
N 109–41
(1 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 13–41
O 0–0
335 2023-06-07 HB-6700 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING HEMP, THE ADULT-USE CANNABIS MARKET AND WEATHER DISASTER RELIEF.
Y 149–1
(1 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 53–1
O 0–0
336 2023-06-07 HB-6893 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING CERTAIN ADJUSTMENTS TO GROSS ASSESSMENTS OF TAXABLE REAL PROPERTY. To establish a task force to study the development of vacant lots depicted on subdivision or resubdivision plans filed with municipalities. Introduced by: Planning and Development Committee
Y 151–0
(0 not voting)
D 97–0
R 54–0
O 0–0
337 2023-06-07 HB-6895 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING FIREARMS AND STREET TAKEOVERS. To require a study of the criminal laws of this state. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 151–0
(0 not voting)
D 97–0
R 54–0
O 0–0
338 2023-06-07 SB-1133 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 5:40 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING CIRCUMSTANCES PRESENTING A SUBSTANTIAL RISK TO A CHILD'S HEALTH OR SAFETY.
Y 151–0
(0 not voting)
D 97–0
R 54–0
O 0–0
339 2023-06-07 HB-5003 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 5:50 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING CERTAIN REVISIONS TO THE EDUCATION STATUTES. To make revisions to how public education is funded in the state. Introduced by: Education Committee
Y 58–92
(1 not voting)
D 5–91 (abs 1)
R 53–1
O 0–0
340 2023-06-07 HB-5003 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING CERTAIN REVISIONS TO THE EDUCATION STATUTES. To make revisions to how public education is funded in the state. Introduced by: Education Committee
N 121–30
(0 not voting)
D 97–0
R 24–30
O 0–0
341 2023-06-07 SB-984 AS AMENDED
AN ACT ACCELERATING THE STATE HIRING PROCESS. To implement the Governor's budget recommendations. Introduced by: REQUEST OF THE GOVERNOR PURSUANT TO JOINT RULE 9
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 97–0
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
342 2023-06-07 HB-5314 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING CONSUMER AGREEMENTS, CONSUMER BILLS, TELECOMMUNICATIONS AND TICKETING.
Y 141–9
(1 not voting)
D 97–0
R 44–9 (abs 1)
O 0–0
343 2023-06-07 SB-1213 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 6:25 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE MASHANTUCKET PEQUOT AND MOHEGAN FUND. To change the requirements for the distribution of funds deposited into the Mashantucket Pequot and Mohegan Fund. Introduced by: Appropriations Committee
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
344 2023-06-07 SB-1075 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 6:37 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING HOSPICE AND PALLIATIVE CARE. To provide dignity to hospice care patients by allowing them to pass away comfortably in their home. Introduced by: Public Health Committee
Y 144–5
(2 not voting)
D 92–4 (abs 1)
R 52–1 (abs 1)
O 0–0
345 2023-06-07 SB-965 AS AMENDED
AN ACT PROVIDING FUNDING FOR THE REMOVAL OF HAZARDOUS OR DEAD TREES BY MUNICIPALITIES. To provide additional funding to municipalities for the removal of dead or hazardous trees in public areas and along town roads. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
346 2023-06-07 SB-1062 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE PROVISION OF EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES TO AN INDIVIDUAL WHO IS IN DIRECT CONTACT WITH OR IN THE CUSTODY OR CONTROL OF A PEACE OFFICER.
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
347 2023-06-07 SB-642 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 7:19 p.m.
AN ACT ESTABLISHING A WORKING GROUP TO ADDRESS CONCERNS REGARDING THE UPKEEP OF VETERANS' GRAVES.
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
348 2023-06-07 SB-228 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 7:26 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING EMPLOYEES' LOSS OF HEALTH CARE COVERAGE AS A RESULT OF A LABOR DISPUTE. To protect employees' health by ensuring employees have access to health care coverage after losing coverage due to a labor dispute. Introduced by: Labor and Public Employees Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 97–0
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
349 2023-06-07 SB-1189 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 7:29 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE DEADLINE FOR FILING NOMINATING PETITIONS WITH THE SECRETARY OF THE STATE. To require that the deadline for filing nominating petitions with the Secretary of the State be seven days earlier than the deadline for filing such petitions with town clerks. Introduced by: Government Administration and Elections Committee
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
350 2023-06-07 SB-1215 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING CERTAIN EMPLOYEES WORKING IN INTERMEDIATE CARE FACILITIES. To require a report on small hospitals. Introduced by: Appropriations Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 97–0
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
351 2023-06-07 HB-6798 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING CERTAIN PRODUCERS OF CONCRETE AGGREGATE. To make a technical change in a statute concerning the joint performance of municipal functions. Introduced by: Planning and Development Committee
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
352 2023-06-07 SB-497 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 7:56 p.m.
AN ACT ESTABLISHING A TASK FORCE TO STUDY ISSUES RELATING TO THE REPEAL OF THE MOTOR VEHICLE PROPERTY TAX. To eliminate the property tax on motor vehicles and replace resulting lost municipal revenue through the imposition of a tax on insurers on total direct net premiums from certain insurance policies. Introduced by: Planning and Development Committee
N 87–63
(1 not voting)
D 83–14
R 4–49 (abs 1)
O 0–0
353 2023-06-07 SB-1221 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE ENFORCEMENT OF VIOLATIONS OF THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT.
Y 108–41
(2 not voting)
D 87–9 (abs 1)
R 21–32 (abs 1)
O 0–0
354 2023-06-07 SB-1002 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING ZONING ENFORCEMENT OFFICER CERTIFICATION. To change the date by which zoning enforcement officers must obtain certification to January 1, 2024. Introduced by: Planning and Development Committee
Y 146–3
(2 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 50–3 (abs 1)
O 0–0
355 2023-06-07 SB-1143 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8:15 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT THROUGHOUT THE STATE.
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 97–0
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
356 2023-06-07 SB-1146 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING REVISIONS TO VARIOUS PROGRAMS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION.
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
357 2023-06-07 HB-6942 AS AMENDED
Resolution Act
Y 145–4
(2 not voting)
D 97–0
R 48–4 (abs 2)
O 0–0
358 2023-06-07 SB-969 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING VERIFICATION OF THE RESIDENTIAL ADDRESS OF A REGISTERED SEX OFFENDER. To permit a registered sex offender to respond to an address verification request by facsimile or electronic mail. Introduced by: Public Safety and Security Committee
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
359 2023-06-07 SB-1123 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 9:38 p.m.
AN ACT AMENDING CODIFICATION OF PREVAILING WAGE CONTRACT RATES. To include residential construction in the existing prevailing wage contract rates. Introduced by: Labor and Public Employees Committee
N 133–17
(1 not voting)
D 97–0
R 36–17 (abs 1)
O 0–0
360 2023-06-07 SB-1119 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING BUSINESS REGISTRATIONS WITH THE OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF THE STATE.
N 125–25
(1 not voting)
D 97–0
R 28–25 (abs 1)
O 0–0
361 2023-06-07 SB-1154 AS AMENDED
AN ACT IMPLEMENTING THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE AUDITORS OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS.
N 95–55
(1 not voting)
D 90–7
R 5–48 (abs 1)
O 0–0
362 2023-06-07 HB-6895 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING FIREARMS AND STREET TAKEOVERS. To require a study of the criminal laws of this state. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
363 2023-06-07 HB-6846 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING A STUDY OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE IMPLEMENTATION OF CRISIS RESPONSE DRILLS IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND THEIR EFFECT ON CHILDREN’S MENTAL HEALTH. To reduce the number and revise the manner in which crisis response drills are conducted in public schools in the state. Introduced by: Education Committee
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
364 2023-06-07 HB-5641 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING NOTIFICATION OF UTILITY SERVICE TERMINATIONS AT CERTAIN RENTAL PROPERTIES. To enable property owners to protect their leased property from damage caused by a utility disconnection. Introduced by: Energy and Technology Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
365 2023-06-07 HB-6774 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE EXAMINATION REQUIREMENT FOR A CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT CERTIFICATE. To study postsecondary education in the state. Introduced by: Higher Education and Employment Advancement Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
366 2023-06-07 SB-1023 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING PROBATE COURT OPERATIONS.
Y 135–14
(2 not voting)
D 82–14 (abs 1)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
367 2023-06-07 SB-1248 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONVEYING A PARCEL OF STATE LAND IN THE TOWN OF EAST HADDAM. To convey a parcel of state land in the town of East Haddam to the town of East Haddam for purposes of establishing a farmers' market. Introduced by: Government Administration and Elections Committee
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
368 2023-06-07 SB-933 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:53 p.m.
AN ACT ESTABLISHING A CYBERSECURITY TASK FORCE. To establish a cybersecurity task force. Introduced by: Public Safety and Security Committee
Y 137–0
(14 not voting)
D 84–0 (abs 13)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0

2024 Regular Session

275 House floor votes recorded. Weir voted Yea on 218, Nay on 57, was absent on 0. Voted with his party caucus on 255, against on 20.

RC#DateBillWeirTotalBy party (Y–N)
1 2024-02-14 HJR-8 CONSENT CALENDAR
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE EDDIE RODRIGUEZ, JR. OF EASTON TO BE A STATE REFEREE. Introduced by: Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.
Y 144–0
(7 not voting)
D 91–0 (abs 6)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
2 2024-02-14 HJR-18 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:51 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE EDWARD T. KRUMEICH, II, OF GREENWICH TO BE A STATE REFEREE. Introduced by: Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.
N 100–44
(7 not voting)
D 91–0 (abs 6)
R 9–44 (abs 1)
O 0–0
3 2024-02-14 HJR-11 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:59 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE MARK T. GOULD OF NORTH HAVEN TO BE A JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. Introduced by: Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.
Y 143–0
(8 not voting)
D 90–0 (abs 7)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
4 2024-02-14 HJR-5 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 1:05 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE EDWARD S. DOMNARSKI OF ESSEX TO BE A STATE REFEREE. Introduced by: Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.
Y 143–0
(8 not voting)
D 91–0 (abs 6)
R 52–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
5 2024-02-14 SB-111 EMERGENCY CERTIFICATION
AN ACT CONCERNING HOME ENERGY ASSISTANCE. Introduced by: Sen. Martin M. Looney, 11th Dist.Rep. Matthew Ritter, 1st Dist.Sen. Bob Duff, 25th Dist.Rep. Jason Rojas, 9th Dist.
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
6 2024-03-25 HR-9 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 1:40 p.m.
RESOLUTION PROPOSING APPROVAL OF A MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE PCA WORKFORCE COUNCIL AND THE NEW ENGLAND HEALTH CARE EMPLOYEES UNION, DISTRICT 1199, SEIU. Introduced by: Rep. Matthew Ritter, 1st Dist.Rep. Jason Rojas, 9th Dist.
N 98–49
(4 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 4–49 (abs 1)
O 0–0
7 2024-03-25 HJR-231 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2:13 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF KOMLA G. MATREVI OF TORRINGTON TO BE A HUMAN RIGHTS REFEREE. Introduced by: Rep. Julio A. Concepcion, 4th Dist.Sen. Bob Duff, 25th Dist.
Y 140–7
(4 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 46–7 (abs 1)
O 0–0
8 2024-03-25 HJR-20 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2:23 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF NICHOLAS KAPOOR OF MONROE TO BE REAPPOINTED A MEMBER OF THE COMMISSION ON HUMAN RIGHTS AND OPPORTUNITIES. Introduced by: Rep. Julio A. Concepcion, 4th Dist.Sen. Bob Duff, 25th Dist.
N 122–24
(5 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 29–24 (abs 1)
O 0–0
9 2024-03-25 HJR-223 CONSENT CALENDAR
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF NICOLE ANKER, ESQUIRE, OF SOUTH GLASTONBURY TO BE A JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. Introduced by: Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
10 2024-03-25 SJR-198 CONSENT CALENDAR
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF COLLEEN ZINGARO, ESQUIRE, OF NEWTOWN TO BE A JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. Introduced by: Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 54–0
O 0–0
11 2024-03-25 SJR-195 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:52 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE PEDRO E. SEGARRA OF HARTFORD TO BE A JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. Introduced by: Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.
N 125–23
(3 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 31–23
O 0–0
12 2024-03-25 SJR-204 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:59 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF TAMAR R. BIRCKHEAD, ESQUIRE, OF HARTFORD TO BE A JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. Introduced by: Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.
Y 145–3
(3 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 51–3
O 0–0
13 2024-04-17 HJR-218 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:27 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF JESSICA W. SIMPSON, ESQUIRE, OF WINDSOR TO BE A FAMILY SUPPORT MAGISTRATE. Introduced by: Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 51–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
14 2024-04-17 HB-5419 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:45 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE AUTHORITY OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL TO INITIATE LEGAL ACTIONS IN RESPONSE TO ALLEGED DISCRIMINATORY HOUSING PRACTICES. To permit the Attorney General to bring legal actions in response to alleged discriminatory housing practices. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
N 117–28
(6 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 24–28 (abs 2)
O 0–0
15 2024-04-17 HB-5413 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:58 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE ILLEGAL USE OF CERTAIN VEHICLES AND STREET TAKEOVERS.
Y 137–10
(4 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 42–10 (abs 2)
O 0–0
16 2024-04-17 HB-5413 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE ILLEGAL USE OF CERTAIN VEHICLES AND STREET TAKEOVERS.
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 52–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
17 2024-04-17 HB-5412 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2:03 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING IDENTIFICATION AND CITIZENSHIP STATUS INFORMATION REQUESTED IN OBTAINING A MARRIAGE LICENSE. To reconcile the statute and regulation concerning the request of a Social Security number for identification for purposes of issuing a marriage license and prohibiting enquiries about citizenship status as part of such process. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
N 109–39
(3 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 13–39 (abs 2)
O 0–0
18 2024-04-17 HB-5169 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:22 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE REQUIREMENT TO INSTALL SWIMMING POOL BARRIERS. To prohibit the issuance of a building permit for the construction or substantial alteration of a swimming pool unless certain barriers are included in the construction plan. Introduced by: Planning and Development Committee
Y 51–95
(5 not voting)
D 0–94 (abs 3)
R 51–1 (abs 2)
O 0–0
19 2024-04-17 HB-5169 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE REQUIREMENT TO INSTALL SWIMMING POOL BARRIERS. To prohibit the issuance of a building permit for the construction or substantial alteration of a swimming pool unless certain barriers are included in the construction plan. Introduced by: Planning and Development Committee
N 102–45
(4 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 7–45 (abs 2)
O 0–0
20 2024-04-17 HB-5304 AS AMENDED
AN ACT DESIGNATING THE STATE DOG AND STATE CANDY AND CREATING A WORKING GROUP CONCERNING REDESIGNATING THE STATE INSECT. To designate the state dog and state candy. Introduced by: Government Administration and Elections Committee
N 128–18
(5 not voting)
D 93–1 (abs 3)
R 35–17 (abs 2)
O 0–0
21 2024-04-17 HB-5170 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:55 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING TRAINING FOR MEMBERS AND EMPLOYEES OF INLAND WETLANDS AGENCIES.
N 116–30
(5 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 22–30 (abs 2)
O 0–0
22 2024-04-17 HB-5274 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 5:02 p.m.
AN ACT REVISING THE CHARTER OF THE SECRET LAKE ASSOCIATION. To revise provisions of the charter of the Secret Lake Association concerning annual and special meetings, the assessment and collection of taxes, and the approval of certain contracts. Introduced by: Planning and Development Committee
Y 144–0
(7 not voting)
D 92–0 (abs 5)
R 52–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
23 2024-04-17 HB-5277 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 5:09 p.m.
AN ACT AMENDING THE CHARTER OF THE SOUTH CENTRAL CONNECTICUT WATER AUTHORITY.
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 52–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
24 2024-04-18 HB-5168 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:23 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING SOLAR INSTALLATIONS IN CERTAIN COMMON INTEREST OWNERSHIP COMMUNITIES. To permit the installation of certain solar power generating systems that serve single-family detached units in common interest ownership communities. Introduced by: Planning and Development Committee
Y 50–93
(8 not voting)
D 0–92 (abs 5)
R 50–1 (abs 3)
O 0–0
25 2024-04-18 HB-5168 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING SOLAR INSTALLATIONS IN CERTAIN COMMON INTEREST OWNERSHIP COMMUNITIES. To permit the installation of certain solar power generating systems that serve single-family detached units in common interest ownership communities. Introduced by: Planning and Development Committee
N 106–37
(8 not voting)
D 92–0 (abs 5)
R 14–37 (abs 3)
O 0–0
26 2024-04-18 HB-5224 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING SHARK FINNING. To prohibit the unauthorized practice of shark finning. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 143–0
(8 not voting)
D 92–0 (abs 5)
R 51–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
27 2024-04-18 HB-5225 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2:03 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE INVASIVE PLANTS COUNCIL. To implement the recent recommendations of the Invasive Plants Council by prohibiting the sale and cultivation of certain plants determined to be invasive or potentially invasive. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 143–0
(8 not voting)
D 92–0 (abs 5)
R 51–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
28 2024-04-18 HB-5229 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2:14 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE EELGRASS WORKING GROUP. To implement certain of the recommendations of the eelgrass working group that are intended to assist in the preservation and restoration of eelgrass in the state. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 144–0
(7 not voting)
D 92–0 (abs 5)
R 52–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
29 2024-04-18 HB-5457 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING NURSING HOME WAITING LISTS. To implement working group recommendations regarding waiting list requirements for nursing homes. Introduced by: Human Services Committee
Y 142–0
(9 not voting)
D 90–0 (abs 7)
R 52–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
30 2024-04-18 HB-5197 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2:40 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING SOCIAL WORKERS. To adopt the social work licensure compact. Introduced by: Public Health Committee
Y 141–0
(10 not voting)
D 90–0 (abs 7)
R 51–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
31 2024-04-18 HB-5058 AS AMENDED
AN ACT ADOPTING THE NURSE LICENSURE COMPACT. To implement the Governor's budget recommendations. Introduced by: REQUEST OF THE GOVERNOR PURSUANT TO JOINT RULE 9
Y 143–0
(8 not voting)
D 91–0 (abs 6)
R 52–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
32 2024-04-18 HB-5190 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:13 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE HISTORIC HOMES REHABILITATION TAX CREDIT. To allow the historic homes rehabilitation tax credit to be applied against additional taxes. Introduced by: Commerce Committee
Y 143–0
(8 not voting)
D 91–0 (abs 6)
R 52–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
33 2024-04-18 HB-5382 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE OFFICE OF THE CHILD ADVOCATE. To require the Child Advocate to review the statutes, policies and procedures of the Department of Children and Families. Introduced by: Committee on Children
Y 143–0
(8 not voting)
D 91–0 (abs 6)
R 52–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
34 2024-04-18 HB-5262 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:18 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE. To include a sexual abuse and assault awareness and prevention survey as part of the state-wide sexual abuse and assault awareness and prevention program implemented by school districts. Introduced by: Committee on Children
Y 139–4
(8 not voting)
D 91–0 (abs 6)
R 48–4 (abs 2)
O 0–0
35 2024-04-18 HB-5262 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE. To include a sexual abuse and assault awareness and prevention survey as part of the state-wide sexual abuse and assault awareness and prevention program implemented by school districts. Introduced by: Committee on Children
Y 142–0
(9 not voting)
D 90–0 (abs 7)
R 52–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
36 2024-04-18 HB-5409 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:46 p.m.
AN ACT DESIGNATING VARIOUS DAYS, WEEKS AND MONTHS. To designate various days and weeks and revise existing designations. Introduced by: Government Administration and Elections Committee
N 125–16
(10 not voting)
D 89–0 (abs 8)
R 36–16 (abs 2)
O 0–0
37 2024-04-23 HB-5149 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:34 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING CAFE AND PACKAGE STORE PERMITTEES.
Y 144–3
(4 not voting)
D 90–3 (abs 4)
R 54–0
O 0–0
38 2024-04-23 HR-14 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 1:08 p.m.
RESOLUTION PROPOSING APPROVAL OF AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT BOARD OF TRUSTEES AND THE INTERNATIONAL UNION, UNITED AUTOMOBILE, AEROSPACE AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT WORKERS OF AMERICA, LOCAL 6950. Introduced by: Rep. Matthew Ritter, 1st Dist.Rep. Jason Rojas, 9th Dist.
N 126–24
(1 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 30–24
O 0–0
39 2024-04-23 HR-15 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 1:47 p.m.
RESOLUTION PROPOSING APPROVAL OF AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT AND THE STATE EMPLOYEES BARGAINING AGENT COALITION (SEBAC). Introduced by: Rep. Matthew Ritter, 1st Dist.Rep. Jason Rojas, 9th Dist.
N 106–44
(1 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 10–44
O 0–0
40 2024-04-23 HB-5308 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2:45 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING ABSENTEE VOTING FOR CERTAIN PATIENTS OF NURSING HOMES.
Y 55–95
(1 not voting)
D 2–94 (abs 1)
R 53–1
O 0–0
41 2024-04-23 HB-5308 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2:50 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING ABSENTEE VOTING FOR CERTAIN PATIENTS OF NURSING HOMES.
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 54–0
O 0–0
42 2024-04-23 HB-5343 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:17 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING A STUDY ON THE FEASIBILITY OF ESTABLISHING A PREPAID COLLEGE TUITION PROGRAM. To establish a Connecticut prepaid college tuition program, procedures related to such program and a related account. Introduced by: Banking Committee
N 118–32
(1 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 22–32
O 0–0
43 2024-04-23 HB-5146 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:49 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING DISCLOSURES OF FINANCIAL RECORDS.
N 124–26
(1 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 28–26
O 0–0
44 2024-04-23 HB-5237 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:55 p.m.
AN ACT REQUIRING STUDENT SURVEYS DURING EVALUATION OF A PRIVATE CAREER SCHOOL TO RENEW A CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORIZATION. To require student surveys as part of the evaluation of private career schools during the process for renewal of a certificate of authorization. Introduced by: Higher Education and Employment Advancement Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 54–0
O 0–0
45 2024-04-23 HB-5288 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:15 p.m.
AN ACT ALIGNING STATE LAW WITH FEDERAL LAW CONCERNING SERVICE ANIMALS.
Y 52–98
(1 not voting)
D 1–95 (abs 1)
R 51–3
O 0–0
46 2024-04-23 HB-5288 AS AMENDED
AN ACT ALIGNING STATE LAW WITH FEDERAL LAW CONCERNING SERVICE ANIMALS.
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 54–0
O 0–0
47 2024-04-23 HB-5317 AS AMENDED
AN ACT REQUIRING A STUDY CONCERNING THE FUNDING FOR THE COMMUNITY GUN VIOLENCE INTERVENTION AND PREVENTION PROGRAM AND A REPORT CONCERNING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE PROGRAM. To require a study concerning the funding for and effectiveness of the community gun violence intervention and prevention program. Introduced by: Public Health Committee
N 108–40
(3 not voting)
D 92–2 (abs 3)
R 16–38
O 0–0
48 2024-04-23 HB-5257 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING LIABILITY FOR DAMAGE TO PERSON OR PROPERTY CAUSED BY A DOG. To provide that the owner or keeper of a dog shall be jointly and severally liable for any dog causing damage to the person or property of another person. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 54–0
O 0–0
49 2024-04-23 HB-5381 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 5:24 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE USE OF POLICE BODY-WORN RECORDING EQUIPMENT. To clarify under which circumstances an officer shall not pause body-worn recording equipment. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 54–0
O 0–0
50 2024-04-23 HB-5379 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE DUTIES OF THE STATE MARSHALS AND THE OPERATION OF THE STATE MARSHAL COMMISSION AND THE STATE MARSHALS ADVISORY BOARD. To promote efficiencies in the duties undertaken by state marshals, the State Marshal Commission and the State Marshal Advisory Board. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 54–0
O 0–0
51 2024-04-23 HB-5466 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 5:54 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE PERIOD OF TIME DURING WHICH ELECTIONS-RELATED CRIMES MAY BE PROSECUTED.
Y 52–94
(5 not voting)
D 0–93 (abs 4)
R 52–1 (abs 1)
O 0–0
52 2024-04-23 HB-5466 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 6:02 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE PERIOD OF TIME DURING WHICH ELECTIONS-RELATED CRIMES MAY BE PROSECUTED.
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
53 2024-04-24 HB-5005 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 5:04 p.m.
AN ACT EXPANDING PAID SICK DAYS IN THE STATE. To require the Labor Commissioner to study the state's paid sick day statutes. Introduced by: Labor and Public Employees Committee
N 97–52
(2 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 1–52 (abs 1)
O 0–0
54 2024-04-24 HB-5005 AS AMENDED
AN ACT EXPANDING PAID SICK DAYS IN THE STATE. To require the Labor Commissioner to study the state's paid sick day statutes. Introduced by: Labor and Public Employees Committee
N 88–61
(2 not voting)
D 87–9 (abs 1)
R 1–52 (abs 1)
O 0–0
55 2024-04-25 HB-5261 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:50 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE CONSUMPTION OF ENERGY DRINKS BY CHILDREN. To prohibit the sale of energy drinks to individuals under sixteen years of age. Introduced by: Committee on Children
N 97–52
(2 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 1–52 (abs 1)
O 0–0
56 2024-04-25 HB-5261 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 1:54 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE CONSUMPTION OF ENERGY DRINKS BY CHILDREN. To prohibit the sale of energy drinks to individuals under sixteen years of age. Introduced by: Committee on Children
Y 55–94
(2 not voting)
D 2–93 (abs 2)
R 53–1
O 0–0
57 2024-04-25 HB-5261 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE CONSUMPTION OF ENERGY DRINKS BY CHILDREN. To prohibit the sale of energy drinks to individuals under sixteen years of age. Introduced by: Committee on Children
N 85–64
(2 not voting)
D 83–12 (abs 2)
R 2–52
O 0–0
58 2024-04-25 HB-5352 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING MINOR REVISIONS TO THE TIRE STEWARDSHIP PROGRAM.
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 54–0
O 0–0
59 2024-04-25 HB-5467 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2:42 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING FIREARMS BACKGROUND CHECKS. To ensure employees and authorized agents of municipal, state or federal agencies involved in evaluating the proposed transfer of a firearm to a person under age twenty-one in this state or any other state have access to records of cases of juvenile matters involving delinquency proceedings. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 58–90
(3 not voting)
D 5–89 (abs 3)
R 53–1
O 0–0
60 2024-04-25 HB-5467 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2:48 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING FIREARMS BACKGROUND CHECKS. To ensure employees and authorized agents of municipal, state or federal agencies involved in evaluating the proposed transfer of a firearm to a person under age twenty-one in this state or any other state have access to records of cases of juvenile matters involving delinquency proceedings. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 148–1
(2 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 53–1
O 0–0
61 2024-04-25 HB-5258 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:00 p.m.
AN ACT REQUIRING THE DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CRIMINAL JUSTICE RESPONSE AND ENHANCEMENT ADVISORY COUNCIL TO STUDY STATE COURT PROCESSES UPON RECEIPT OF A MILITARY PROTECTION ORDER. To require state courts to extend full faith and credit to military protection orders. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 54–0
O 0–0
62 2024-04-25 HB-5155 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:07 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE LEGISLATIVE COMMISSIONERS' RECOMMENDATIONS FOR TECHNICAL REVISIONS TO THE HOUSING STATUTES. To make technical revisions to the housing statutes. Introduced by: Housing Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
63 2024-04-25 HB-5157 AS AMENDED
AN ACT REPEALING PROVISIONS CONCERNING THE STATE-ASSISTED HOUSING SUSTAINABILITY FUND. To repeal certain provisions pertaining to the State-Assisted Housing Sustainability Fund. Introduced by: Housing Committee
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
64 2024-04-25 HB-5153 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING ELIGIBILITY FOR WORKFORCE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS. To modify the percentage of workforce housing opportunity development project units that shall be rented at market rate and to eligible workforce populations. Introduced by: Housing Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
65 2024-04-25 HB-5232 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:00 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING SOLAR PROJECTS THROUGHOUT THE STATE.
N 117–30
(4 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 23–30 (abs 1)
O 0–0
66 2024-04-25 HB-5232 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:19 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING SOLAR PROJECTS THROUGHOUT THE STATE.
Y 52–95
(4 not voting)
D 0–94 (abs 3)
R 52–1 (abs 1)
O 0–0
67 2024-04-25 HB-5232 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING SOLAR PROJECTS THROUGHOUT THE STATE.
N 98–49
(4 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 4–49 (abs 1)
O 0–0
68 2024-04-25 HB-5318 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 5:19 p.m.
AN ACT REQUIRING THE LICENSURE OF LACTATION CONSULTANTS. To require licensure of lactation consultants. Introduced by: Public Health Committee
N 109–37
(5 not voting)
D 89–4 (abs 4)
R 20–33 (abs 1)
O 0–0
69 2024-04-25 HB-5318 AS AMENDED
AN ACT REQUIRING THE LICENSURE OF LACTATION CONSULTANTS. To require licensure of lactation consultants. Introduced by: Public Health Committee
N 110–35
(6 not voting)
D 90–3 (abs 4)
R 20–32 (abs 2)
O 0–0
70 2024-04-29 HB-5491 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:56 a.m.
AN ACT ESTABLISHING A PROPERTY TAX EXEMPTION FOR VETERANS WHO HAVE A SERVICE-CONNECTED PERMANENT AND TOTAL DISABILITY RATING. To establish a property tax exemption for veterans who have a service-connected permanent and total disability rating as determined by the United States Department of Veterans Affairs. Introduced by: Finance, Revenue and Bonding Committee
Y 143–0
(8 not voting)
D 91–0 (abs 6)
R 52–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
71 2024-04-29 HB-5455 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE EFFICIENCY OF THE DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES IN DETERMINING ELIGIBILITY FOR MEDICAL ASSISTANCE AND RESPONDING TO REQUESTS FOR INFORMATION OR ASSISTANCE.
Y 144–0
(7 not voting)
D 92–0 (abs 5)
R 52–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
72 2024-04-29 HB-5365 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:12 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING TECHNICAL REVISIONS TO STATUTES CONCERNING HUMAN SERVICES. To make technical revisions to statutes concerning human services. Introduced by: Human Services Committee
Y 144–0
(7 not voting)
D 92–0 (abs 5)
R 52–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
73 2024-04-29 HB-5458 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:22 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING HOMELESSNESS. To maximize efforts to aid homeless persons. Introduced by: Human Services Committee
Y 144–0
(7 not voting)
D 92–0 (abs 5)
R 52–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
74 2024-04-29 HB-5001 AS AMENDED
AN ACT SUPPORTING CONNECTICUT SENIORS AND THE IMPROVEMENT OF NURSING AND HOME-BASED CARE. To support Connecticut seniors and the improvement of nursing and home-based care. Introduced by: Aging Committee
Y 143–3
(5 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 50–3 (abs 1)
O 0–0
75 2024-04-29 HB-5272 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE ENFORCEMENT OF REQUIREMENTS IMPOSED BY CERTAIN MUNICIPAL APPROVALS AND THE NEW HOME CONSTRUCTION GUARANTY FUND.
Y 142–0
(9 not voting)
D 89–0 (abs 8)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
76 2024-04-29 HB-5408 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE PURCHASE OF PRINT AND DIGITAL ADVERTISING BY THE STATE. To require executive branch state agencies to purchase a certain percentage of procured print or digital advertising from in-state commercial or nonprofit news publishers. Introduced by: Government Administration and Elections Committee
N 92–53
(6 not voting)
D 91–2 (abs 4)
R 1–51 (abs 2)
O 0–0
77 2024-04-29 SB-293 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE REDEMPTION OF OUT-OF-STATE BEVERAGE CONTAINERS. To require a waste characterization study and needs assessment and increase certain transportation weight limits for vehicles hauling solid waste. Introduced by: Environment Committee
N 129–19
(3 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 34–19 (abs 1)
O 0–0
78 2024-04-29 HB-5198 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING TELEHEALTH. To extend telehealth provisions adopted during the COVID-19 pandemic until June 30, 2027. Introduced by: Public Health Committee
Y 141–6
(4 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 47–6 (abs 1)
O 0–0
79 2024-04-29 HB-5300 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE INVEST CT FUND PROGRAM. To authorize the Commissioner of Economic and Community Development to consider certain businesses that do not have their principal business operations in Connecticut to be eligible businesses under the invest CT fund program. Introduced by: Commerce Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
80 2024-04-29 HB-5434 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE COMMUNITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT FUND. To authorize the Community and Economic Development Fund to conduct business outside the state. Introduced by: Commerce Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
81 2024-04-29 HB-5398 AS AMENDED
AN ACT REQUIRING A STUDY OF COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS USED BY PUBLIC SAFETY PERSONNEL AND PRIVACY CONCERNS. To require a study of the use of communication systems by public safety personnel and the sharing of private information. Introduced by: Public Safety and Security Committee
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
82 2024-04-29 HB-5175 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 7:04 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING PURPLE PROPERTY BORDERS AS WARNING TO TRESPASSERS. To provide that purple painted property borders serve as a warning to trespassers. Introduced by: Public Safety and Security Committee
Y 144–3
(4 not voting)
D 91–3 (abs 3)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
83 2024-04-29 HB-5487 CONSENT CALENDAR
AN ACT CONCERNING THE OPERATION AND ADMINISTRATION OF THE OFFICE OF THE CLAIMS COMMISSIONER.
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
84 2024-04-29 HB-5500 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 7:33 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING REVISIONS TO VARIOUS LAWS CONCERNING IGNITION INTERLOCK DEVICES, THE DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION, JUDICIAL RETIREMENT SALARIES AND CRIMINAL LAW AND CRIMINAL PROCEDURE.
N 95–52
(4 not voting)
D 93–1 (abs 3)
R 2–51 (abs 1)
O 0–0
85 2024-04-29 HB-5500 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 7:54 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING REVISIONS TO VARIOUS LAWS CONCERNING IGNITION INTERLOCK DEVICES, THE DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION, JUDICIAL RETIREMENT SALARIES AND CRIMINAL LAW AND CRIMINAL PROCEDURE.
Y 72–76
(3 not voting)
D 20–75 (abs 2)
R 52–1 (abs 1)
O 0–0
86 2024-04-29 HB-5500 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8:09 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING REVISIONS TO VARIOUS LAWS CONCERNING IGNITION INTERLOCK DEVICES, THE DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION, JUDICIAL RETIREMENT SALARIES AND CRIMINAL LAW AND CRIMINAL PROCEDURE.
Y 68–78
(5 not voting)
D 16–77 (abs 4)
R 52–1 (abs 1)
O 0–0
87 2024-04-29 HB-5500 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8:25 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING REVISIONS TO VARIOUS LAWS CONCERNING IGNITION INTERLOCK DEVICES, THE DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION, JUDICIAL RETIREMENT SALARIES AND CRIMINAL LAW AND CRIMINAL PROCEDURE.
Y 66–80
(5 not voting)
D 14–79 (abs 4)
R 52–1 (abs 1)
O 0–0
88 2024-04-29 HB-5500 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING REVISIONS TO VARIOUS LAWS CONCERNING IGNITION INTERLOCK DEVICES, THE DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION, JUDICIAL RETIREMENT SALARIES AND CRIMINAL LAW AND CRIMINAL PROCEDURE.
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
89 2024-04-29 HB-5239 AS AMENDED
AN ACT ESTABLISHING THE PATH PROGRAM AND AMENDING THE CONNECTICUT COLLEGIATE AWARENESS AND PREPARATION PROGRAM.
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
90 2024-04-29 HB-5142 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING CONSUMER CREDIT, CERTAIN BANK REAL ESTATE IMPROVEMENTS, THE CONNECTICUT UNIFORM SECURITIES ACT, SHARED APPRECIATION AGREEMENTS, INNOVATION BANKS, THE COMMUNITY BANK AND COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION PROGRAM AND TECHNICAL REVISIONS TO THE BANKING STATUTES.
N 104–44
(3 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 9–44 (abs 1)
O 0–0
91 2024-04-29 SB-132 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 9:18 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING DOG RACING. To eliminate various provisions concerning dog racing in this state. Introduced by: General Law Committee
N 131–17
(3 not voting)
D 93–2 (abs 2)
R 38–15 (abs 1)
O 0–0
92 2024-04-29 HB-5320 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING HOSPITAL FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE. To improve hospital financial policies. Introduced by: Public Health Committee
Y 145–3
(3 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 50–3 (abs 1)
O 0–0
93 2024-04-29 HB-5196 AS AMENDED
AN ACT EXPANDING THE PODIATRIC SCOPE OF PRACTICE. To expand the podiatric scope of practice to include surgical treatment of complications within the tibial diaphysis related to the use of external fixation pins, the performance of total ankle replacements and the treatment of tibial pilon fractures. Introduced by: Public Health Committee
N 132–16
(3 not voting)
D 84–11 (abs 2)
R 48–5 (abs 1)
O 0–0
94 2024-04-29 HB-5222 AS AMENDED
AN ACT ESTABLISHING A NO-WAKE ZONE ON THE PAWCATUCK RIVER AND AUTHORIZING THE PURCHASE OF CERTAIN RIPARIAN BUFFERS. To establish a no-wake-zone on the Pawcatuck River. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
95 2024-04-30 HJR-217 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:46 p.m.
RESOLUTION RATIFYING THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES PERMITTING CONGRESS TO REGULATE CHILD LABOR. Introduced by: Government Administration and Elections Committee
N 88–56
(7 not voting)
D 85–7 (abs 5)
R 3–49 (abs 2)
O 0–0
96 2024-04-30 HB-5279 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING AUTHORITY TO DECLARE THAT A FIREFIGHTER, POLICE OFFICER OR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE PERSONNEL DIED IN THE LINE OF DUTY.
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
97 2024-04-30 HB-5399 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE RESPONSE TO VICTIMS OF SEXUAL ASSAULT.
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
98 2024-04-30 HB-5003 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING CHILD AND FAMILY NUTRITION. To ensure that children and families have increased access to all available nutrition programs in the state. Introduced by: Public Health Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
99 2024-04-30 HB-5150 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING CANNABIS AND HEMP REGULATION.
Y 130–16
(5 not voting)
D 90–4 (abs 3)
R 40–12 (abs 2)
O 0–0
100 2024-04-30 HB-5235 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE DEPARTMENT OF CONSUMER PROTECTION'S RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING CANNABIS REGULATION.
Y 138–8
(5 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 44–8 (abs 2)
O 0–0
101 2024-04-30 HB-5172 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE ASSESSMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES FOR PROPERTY TAXATION. To specify the manner in which motor vehicles used for commercial purposes and motor vehicles not used for commercial purposes shall be assessed for property taxation purposes. Introduced by: Planning and Development Committee
N 108–39
(4 not voting)
D 94–1 (abs 2)
R 14–38 (abs 2)
O 0–0
102 2024-04-30 HB-5432 AS AMENDED
AN ACT ESTABLISHING A WORKING GROUP TO DEVELOP AN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND TOURISM PLAN FOR THE GREATER MYSTIC AREA OF THE TOWNS OF GROTON, NEW LONDON AND STONINGTON. To establish a working group to develop a plan for expanding the tourism industry in the Mystic Seaport area of the towns of Stonington and Groton. Introduced by: Commerce Committee
Y 144–3
(4 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 49–3 (abs 2)
O 0–0
103 2024-04-30 SB-257 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8:38 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING CERTIFICATION OF AND CASTING OF BALLOTS BY PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 52–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
104 2024-04-30 HB-5483 AS AMENDED
AN ACT ESTABLISHING AND TRANSFERRING VARIOUS FUNCTIONS TO A DIVISION OF FIRE SERVICES ADMINISTRATION WITHIN THE DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY SERVICES AND PUBLIC PROTECTION, REVISING THE POWERS AND COMPOSITION OF THE COMMISSION ON FIRE PREVENTION AND CONTROL AND ESTABLISHING A WORKING GROUP.
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 52–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
105 2024-04-30 HB-5422 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8:52 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING HATE AND BIAS CRIMES.
Y 140–6
(5 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 46–6 (abs 2)
O 0–0
106 2024-04-30 HB-5171 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE WAIVER OF INTEREST ON CERTAIN DELINQUENT PROPERTY TAX PAYMENTS.
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 52–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
107 2024-05-01 HB-5508 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING RECOMMENDATIONS FROM THE JUVENILE JUSTICE POLICY AND OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE. To enact the recommendations of the Juvenile Justice Policy and Oversight Committee. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 139–0
(12 not voting)
D 87–0 (abs 10)
R 52–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
108 2024-05-01 HB-5226 AS AMENDED
AN ACT ESTABLISHING AN EXTENDED PRODUCER RESPONSIBILITY PROGRAM FOR CONSUMER BATTERIES. To establish an extended producer responsibility program for certain consumer batteries. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 91–0 (abs 6)
R 54–0
O 0–0
109 2024-05-01 HB-5219 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2:35 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING STANDARDS FOR THE SPRAYING OF HERBICIDES ALONG RAILROAD RIGHT-OF-WAYS. To require railroad company vegetation management plans to be consistent with the requirements for such plans in the state of Massachusetts. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 54–0
O 0–0
110 2024-05-01 HB-5293 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE DEPARTMENT OF DEVELOPMENTAL SERVICES' RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING VARIOUS REVISIONS TO DEVELOPMENTAL SERVICES STATUTES.
Y 148–1
(2 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 53–1
O 0–0
111 2024-05-01 HB-5291 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:09 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH'S RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING IMPROVED OPIOID MONITORING. To require each hospital that treats a patient for a nonfatal overdose of an opioid drug to administer a toxicology screening of such patient if medically appropriate. Introduced by: Public Health Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 54–0
O 0–0
112 2024-05-01 HB-5280 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:25 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE NATIONAL INTEGRATED BALLISTIC INFORMATION NETWORK. To require participation in the National Integrated Ballistic Information Network, in place of operating the firearms evidence database, and revise various provisions related to ballistic evidence. Introduced by: Public Safety and Security Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 54–0
O 0–0
113 2024-05-01 HB-5363 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE PLANNING COMMISSION FOR HIGHER EDUCATION. To (1) establish deadlines for appointment of commission members and for convening the first meeting, and (2) extend the deadlines by which the commission submits the preliminary report and updated strategic master plan. Introduced by: Higher Education and Employment Advancement Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 54–0
O 0–0
114 2024-05-01 HB-5430 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:51 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING A STUDY OF MIGRAINE TREATMENT FOR WOMEN AND VETERANS. To require The University of Connecticut Health Center to study migraine treatment for women and veterans. Introduced by: Appropriations Committee
Y 145–5
(1 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 49–5
O 0–0
115 2024-05-01 HB-5223 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING MINOR REVISIONS TO AGRICULTURE RELATED STATUTES AND TO OPEN SPACE ACQUISITION RELATED STATUTES. To make minor, technical and conforming changes to certain agriculture-related statutes. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 54–0
O 0–0
116 2024-05-01 HB-5004 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8:11 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE IMPLEMENTATION OF CERTAIN CLIMATE CHANGE MEASURES.
Y 52–96
(3 not voting)
D 0–95 (abs 2)
R 52–1 (abs 1)
O 0–0
117 2024-05-01 HB-5004 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8:18 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE IMPLEMENTATION OF CERTAIN CLIMATE CHANGE MEASURES.
Y 52–98
(1 not voting)
D 0–97
R 52–1 (abs 1)
O 0–0
118 2024-05-01 HB-5004 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8:28 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE IMPLEMENTATION OF CERTAIN CLIMATE CHANGE MEASURES.
Y 52–97
(2 not voting)
D 0–96 (abs 1)
R 52–1 (abs 1)
O 0–0
119 2024-05-01 HB-5004 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE IMPLEMENTATION OF CERTAIN CLIMATE CHANGE MEASURES.
N 94–56
(1 not voting)
D 93–4
R 1–52 (abs 1)
O 0–0
120 2024-05-01 HB-5355 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE WATER RESOURCES OF THE UPPER FARMINGTON RIVER VALLEY. To examine issues related to the protection of certain waters of the Upper Farmington River Valley. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 97–0
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
121 2024-05-01 HB-5256 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8:53 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING LIABILITY FOR INJURIES INHERENT IN CAMPING WHILE AT A PRIVATE CAMPGROUND. To statutorily prescribe that each camper shall assume the risk for any injury to their person arising out of the hazards inherent in camping while at a private campground. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 138–11
(2 not voting)
D 85–11 (abs 1)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
122 2024-05-01 HB-5404 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING MILITARY TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE AND THE DRIVER'S LICENSE ENDORSEMENT TO OPERATE FIRE APPARATUS.
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 97–0
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
123 2024-05-01 HB-5167 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 9:02 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING PROPERTY TAX ABATEMENT FOR CERTAIN FIRST-TIME HOMEBUYERS. To authorize municipalities to abate up to five hundred dollars per assessment year of property taxes for certain first-time homebuyers who obtain a loan from the Connecticut Housing Finance Authority. Introduced by: Planning and Development Committee
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
124 2024-05-02 SB-395 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2:15 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE REPORTING OF MEDICAL DEBT. To prohibit the reporting of medical debt to credit rating agencies and impose penalties via reduction or withdrawal of Medicaid funds to the extent permissible under federal law. Introduced by: Human Services Committee
N 92–56
(3 not voting)
D 91–4 (abs 2)
R 1–52 (abs 1)
O 0–0
125 2024-05-02 SB-395 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2:41 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE REPORTING OF MEDICAL DEBT. To prohibit the reporting of medical debt to credit rating agencies and impose penalties via reduction or withdrawal of Medicaid funds to the extent permissible under federal law. Introduced by: Human Services Committee
Y 52–98
(1 not voting)
D 0–97
R 52–1 (abs 1)
O 0–0
126 2024-05-02 SB-395 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE REPORTING OF MEDICAL DEBT. To prohibit the reporting of medical debt to credit rating agencies and impose penalties via reduction or withdrawal of Medicaid funds to the extent permissible under federal law. Introduced by: Human Services Committee
N 106–44
(1 not voting)
D 97–0
R 9–44 (abs 1)
O 0–0
127 2024-05-02 SB-181 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT CROWDING. To require the Commissioner of Public Health to report data regarding emergency department crowding. Introduced by: Public Health Committee
N 140–9
(2 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 44–9 (abs 1)
O 0–0
128 2024-05-02 HB-5436 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING EDUCATOR CERTIFICATION, TEACHERS, PARAEDUCATORS AND MANDATED REPORTER REQUIREMENTS. To revise and update the laws governing teacher certification. Introduced by: Education Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 97–0
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
129 2024-05-02 HB-5182 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:26 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE LEGISLATIVE COMMISSIONERS' RECOMMENDATIONS FOR TECHNICAL REVISIONS TO THE EDUCATION AND EARLY CHILDHOOD STATUTES. To make technical revisions to the education and early childhood statutes. Introduced by: Education Committee
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
130 2024-05-02 HB-5437 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING EDUCATION MANDATE RELIEF, SCHOOL DISCIPLINE AND DISCONNECTED YOUTH.
N 129–20
(2 not voting)
D 97–0
R 32–20 (abs 2)
O 0–0
131 2024-05-02 HB-5200 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING HEALTH CARE ACCESSIBILITY FOR PERSONS WITH A DISABILITY. To expand access to medical diagnostic equipment and examination rooms for persons with a disability. Introduced by: Public Health Committee
Y 144–5
(2 not voting)
D 97–0
R 47–5 (abs 2)
O 0–0
132 2024-05-02 SB-222 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 7:45 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING CHANGES TO THE PAID FAMILY AND MEDICAL LEAVE STATUTES.
Y 49–100
(2 not voting)
D 0–97
R 49–3 (abs 2)
O 0–0
133 2024-05-02 SB-222 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8:06 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING CHANGES TO THE PAID FAMILY AND MEDICAL LEAVE STATUTES.
Y 51–98
(2 not voting)
D 0–97
R 51–1 (abs 2)
O 0–0
134 2024-05-02 SB-222 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING CHANGES TO THE PAID FAMILY AND MEDICAL LEAVE STATUTES.
N 108–41
(2 not voting)
D 97–0
R 11–41 (abs 2)
O 0–0
135 2024-05-02 HB-5330 AS AMENDED
AN ACT IMPLEMENTING THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION AND CONCERNING CAPITAL PROJECTS, NOTICE OF PROPOSED FAIR AND SERVICE CHANGES, THE CONNECTICUT AIRPORT AUTHORITY, AUTOMATED TRAFFIC SAFETY ENFORCEMENT, ROAD SAFETY AUDITS, PARKING AUTHORITIES, A SHORE LINE EAST REPORT AND THE SUBMISSION OF REPORTS AND TEST RESULTS REGARDING IMPAIRED DRIVING.
N 136–13
(2 not voting)
D 97–0
R 39–13 (abs 2)
O 0–0
136 2024-05-02 HB-5283 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE CLASSIFICATION OF PAROLE OFFICERS AS PEACE OFFICERS. To classify parole officers as peace officers. Introduced by: Public Safety and Security Committee
Y 145–4
(2 not voting)
D 93–4
R 52–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
137 2024-05-02 HB-5227 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE RELEASE OF CERTAIN LIENS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION. To require the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection to release liens within a certain period of time when such lien has been satisfied. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 97–0
R 52–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
138 2024-05-02 HB-5199 AS AMENDED
AN ACT ESTABLISHING A TASK FORCE TO STUDY THE SHORTAGE OF ATHLETIC TRAINERS IN THE STATE. To establish a task force to study the shortage of athletic trainers in the state. Introduced by: Public Health Committee
Y 147–1
(3 not voting)
D 95–1 (abs 1)
R 52–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
139 2024-05-03 SB-123 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING COERCED DEBT. To (1) provide that no individual shall cause another individual to incur a coerced debt, and (2) establish procedures to (A) review documentation to determine whether debt is coerced debt, and (B) bring an action to establish whether debt is coerced debt. Introduced by: Banking Committee
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 54–0
O 0–0
140 2024-05-03 HB-5211 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING VIRTUAL CURRENCY AND MONEY TRANSMISSION.
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 54–0
O 0–0
141 2024-05-03 HB-5498 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING ELECTION SECURITY AND TRANSPARENCY, THE COUNTING OF ABSENTEE BALLOTS, ABSENTEE VOTING FOR CERTAIN PATIENTS OF NURSING HOMES, SECURITY OF CERTAIN ELECTION WORKERS, STATE ELECTIONS ENFORCEMENT COMMISSION COMPLAINTS, BALLOTS MADE AVAILABLE IN LANGUAGES OTHER THAN ENGLISH AND VARIOUS OTHER REVISIONS RELATED TO ELECTION ADMINISTRATION.
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 54–0
O 0–0
142 2024-05-03 HB-5361 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 1:41 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE SITING OF RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES IN THE STATE.
N 119–30
(2 not voting)
D 77–18 (abs 2)
R 42–12
O 0–0
143 2024-05-03 HB-5002 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE AND EDUCATION.
Y 151–0
(0 not voting)
D 97–0
R 54–0
O 0–0
144 2024-05-03 HB-5390 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 6:29 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING TRANSIT-ORIENTED COMMUNITIES.
N 98–53
(0 not voting)
D 97–0
R 1–53
O 0–0
145 2024-05-03 HB-5390 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING TRANSIT-ORIENTED COMMUNITIES.
N 90–61
(0 not voting)
D 88–9
R 2–52
O 0–0
146 2024-05-03 SB-368 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING SOURCE PLASMA DONATION CENTERS.
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
147 2024-05-03 HB-5474 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING MUNICIPAL APPROVALS FOR HOUSING DEVELOPMENT, FINES FOR VIOLATIONS OF LOCAL ORDINANCES, REGULATION OF SHORT-TERM RENTALS, RENTAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM ADMINISTRATION, NOTICES OF RENT INCREASES AND THE HOUSING ENVIRONMENTAL IMPROVEMENT REVOLVING LOAN AND GRANT FUND.
N 99–51
(1 not voting)
D 96–1
R 3–50 (abs 1)
O 0–0
148 2024-05-03 HB-5369 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING A BENEFITS CLIFF STUDY. To establish a pilot program to prevent immediate loss of benefits in certain public assistance programs for persons who exceed income thresholds due to employment. Introduced by: Human Services Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 97–0
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
149 2024-05-03 HB-5411 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING REQUESTS FOR HEALTH RECORDS AND THE FEES CHARGED FOR ACCESS TO SUCH RECORDS. To establish time and cost parameters relating to requests for health records. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
N 126–23
(2 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 30–23 (abs 1)
O 0–0
150 2024-05-03 HB-5431 AS AMENDED
AN ACT ESTABLISHING A CONNECTICUT FAMILIES AND WORKERS ACCOUNT. To review appropriations from the General Fund. Introduced by: Appropriations Committee
N 90–59
(2 not voting)
D 89–7 (abs 1)
R 1–52 (abs 1)
O 0–0
151 2024-05-03 HB-5503 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING INSURANCE MARKET CONDUCT AND INSURANCE LICENSING, THE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT'S TECHNICAL CORRECTIONS AND OTHER REVISIONS TO THE INSURANCE STATUTES AND CAPTIVE INSURANCE. To require the Commissioner of Economic and Community Development to study workforce shortages, workforce development and training availability. Introduced by: Commerce Committee
Y 148–2
(1 not voting)
D 97–0
R 51–2 (abs 1)
O 0–0
152 2024-05-03 HB-5380 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE COMPOSITION OF THE JUDICIAL SELECTION COMMISSION AND DECISIONS RENDERED BY SAID COMMISSION. To revise statutory provisions concerning: (1) The composition of the Judicial Selection Commission, and (2) certain internal operational procedures concerning decisions issued by said commission. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 146–3
(2 not voting)
D 93–3 (abs 1)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
153 2024-05-03 HB-5271 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8:59 p.m.
AN ACT INCREASING THE UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION THRESHOLD FOR AGRICULTURAL EMPLOYERS. To amend the definition of employment in section 31-222 of the general statutes to increase the compensation threshold that determines whether an agricultural employer and its employees are subject to the unemployment statutes. Introduced by: Labor and Public Employees Committee
Y 99–51
(1 not voting)
D 47–50
R 52–1 (abs 1)
O 0–0
154 2024-05-03 HB-5267 AS AMENDED
AN ACT MAKING CHANGES TO AND REPEALING OBSOLETE PROVISIONS OF STATUTES RELEVANT TO THE LABOR DEPARTMENT. To implement the recommendations of the Labor Department by (1) making changes to statutes relevant to the Labor Department, and (2) repealing obsolete provisions and statutes relevant to the Labor Department. Introduced by: Labor and Public Employees Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 97–0
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
155 2024-05-03 HB-5266 AS AMENDED
AN ACT AMENDING THE TIME TO PROTEST BENEFIT CHARGES ON AN EMPLOYER'S UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE QUARTERLY STATEMENT.
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
156 2024-05-03 HB-5189 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING A SMALL HARBOR IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS ACCOUNT. To require the Commissioner of Economic and Community Development to study the state's "blue economy" and ways to promote and grow economic activity on the state's coastline and waterways. Introduced by: Commerce Committee
Y 148–1
(2 not voting)
D 95–1 (abs 1)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
157 2024-05-03 HB-5129 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING SUBSTANCE-FREE HOUSING ON COLLEGE CAMPUSES. To require institutions of higher education to provide options for substance-free housing on campus. Introduced by: Higher Education and Employment Advancement Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 52–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
158 2024-05-06 SJR-164 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:39 p.m.
RESOLUTION ACCEPTING THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE CLAIMS COMMISSIONER TO GRANT AN AWARD TO LUIS ORTIZ ON HIS CLAIM AGAINST THE STATE. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
159 2024-05-06 SJR-153 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:45 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE DECISION OF THE CLAIMS COMMISSIONER TO DISMISS CERTAIN CLAIMS AGAINST THE STATE PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 53 OF THE GENERAL STATUTES. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
160 2024-05-06 SJR-174 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:51 p.m.
RESOLUTION VACATING THE DECISION OF THE CLAIMS COMMISSIONER TO DENY THE CLAIM AGAINST THE STATE OF HAYDEE SILVA AND REMANDING THE MATTER TO THE OFFICE OF THE CLAIMS COMMISSIONER FOR A DE NOVO HEARING ON THE MERITS. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
161 2024-05-06 SJR-158 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:55 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE DECISION OF THE CLAIMS COMMISSIONER TO DENY CERTAIN CLAIMS AGAINST THE STATE PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 53 OF THE GENERAL STATUTES. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
162 2024-05-06 SJR-173 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 1:00 p.m.
RESOLUTION VACATING THE DECISION OF THE CLAIMS COMMISSIONER TO DENY THE CLAIM AGAINST THE STATE OF MARK STUART AND REMANDING THE MATTER TO THE CLAIMS COMMISSIONER FOR FURTHER PROCEEDINGS. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
163 2024-05-06 SJR-181 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 1:05 p.m.
RESOLUTION VACATING THE DECISION OF THE CLAIMS COMMISSIONER TO DISMISS THE CLAIM AGAINST THE STATE OF CHRISTOPHER PLATT AND REMANDING THE MATTER TO THE CLAIMS COMMISSIONER FOR A HEARING ON THE MERITS. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
164 2024-05-06 SJR-7 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 1:11 p.m.
RESOLUTION GRANTING THE CLAIMS COMMISSIONER AN EXTENSION OF TIME TO DISPOSE OF CERTAIN CLAIMS AGAINST THE STATE PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 53 OF THE GENERAL STATUTES. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 147–1
(3 not voting)
D 94–1 (abs 2)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
165 2024-05-06 HB-5521 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 1:15 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING A CONVEYANCE OF A PARCEL OF STATE LAND IN THE TOWN OF CHESHIRE. To convey a parcel of state land in the town of Cheshire to the town of Cheshire for economic development purposes. Introduced by: Government Administration and Elections Committee
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
166 2024-05-06 HB-5338 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE KIRKLYN M. KERR PROGRAM. To require the president of The University of Connecticut to enter into an agreement for the admission of state residents to out-of-state veterinary schools and to fund the Kirklyn M. Kerr grant program. Introduced by: Higher Education and Employment Advancement Committee
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
167 2024-05-06 SB-183 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:56 p.m.
AN ACT IMPLEMENTING THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES AND CONCERNING LOW-SPEED VEHICLES, THE TOWING OF OCCUPIED VEHICLES, SCHOOL BUSES, ELECTRIC COMMERCIAL VEHICLES, THE PASSENGER REGISTRATION OF PICK-UP TRUCKS AND REMOVABLE WINDSHIELD PLACARDS FOR PERSONS WHO ARE BLIND AND PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES.
Y 58–93
(0 not voting)
D 5–92
R 53–1
O 0–0
168 2024-05-06 SB-183 AS AMENDED
AN ACT IMPLEMENTING THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES AND CONCERNING LOW-SPEED VEHICLES, THE TOWING OF OCCUPIED VEHICLES, SCHOOL BUSES, ELECTRIC COMMERCIAL VEHICLES, THE PASSENGER REGISTRATION OF PICK-UP TRUCKS AND REMOVABLE WINDSHIELD PLACARDS FOR PERSONS WHO ARE BLIND AND PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES.
Y 132–19
(0 not voting)
D 97–0
R 35–19
O 0–0
169 2024-05-06 SB-184 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE RENTING OR LEASING OF PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLES.
Y 151–0
(0 not voting)
D 97–0
R 54–0
O 0–0
170 2024-05-06 HB-5046 AS AMENDED
AN ACT PROMOTING NURSING HOME RESIDENT QUALITY OF LIFE. To implement the Governor's budget recommendations. Introduced by: REQUEST OF THE GOVERNOR PURSUANT TO JOINT RULE 9
Y 143–7
(1 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 47–7
O 0–0
171 2024-05-06 HB-5236 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING RECOMMENDATIONS BY THE DEPARTMENT OF CONSUMER PROTECTION.
Y 133–14
(4 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 39–14 (abs 1)
O 0–0
172 2024-05-06 HB-5290 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING VARIOUS REVISIONS TO THE PUBLIC HEALTH STATUTES. To implement the Department of Public Health's recommendations regarding various revisions to the public health statutes. Introduced by: Public Health Committee
N 131–16
(4 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 37–16 (abs 1)
O 0–0
173 2024-05-06 HB-5055 AS AMENDED
AN ACT STRENGTHENING POLICE DATA REPORTING REQUIREMENTS. To implement the Governor's budget recommendations. Introduced by: REQUEST OF THE GOVERNOR PURSUANT TO JOINT RULE 9
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
174 2024-05-06 HB-5128 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 7:55 p.m.
AN ACT REQUIRING DISCLOSURE OF SCHOLARSHIP DISPLACEMENT POLICIES AT INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION. To require each institution of higher education to disclose its scholarship displacement policies. Introduced by: Higher Education and Employment Advancement Committee
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
175 2024-05-06 HB-5447 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8:07 p.m.
AN ACT EXEMPTING THE RESIDENTIAL ADDRESSES OF EMPLOYEES OF THE OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL FROM DISCLOSURE UNDER THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT. To exempt the residential addresses of employees of the Office of the Attorney General from disclosure under the Freedom of Information Act. Introduced by: Government Administration and Elections Committee
N 105–43
(3 not voting)
D 92–3 (abs 2)
R 13–40 (abs 1)
O 0–0
176 2024-05-06 HB-5332 AS AMENDED
AN ACT ESTABLISHING THE INTERAGENCY COUNCIL ON HOMELESSNESS. To establish the interagency council on homelessness. Introduced by: Housing Committee
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
177 2024-05-06 SB-385 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING ENERGY PROCUREMENTS, CERTAIN ENERGY SOURCES AND PROGRAMS OF THE PUBLIC UTILITIES REGULATORY AUTHORITY.
Y 146–3
(2 not voting)
D 95–1 (abs 1)
R 51–2 (abs 1)
O 0–0
178 2024-05-06 SB-384 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE LOW-INCOME ENERGY ADVISORY BOARD. To change the composition and duties of the Low-Income Energy Advisory Board and rename it the Low-Income Energy and Water Advisory Board. Introduced by: Energy and Technology Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 97–0
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
179 2024-05-06 HB-5353 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE GAS CYLINDER STEWARDSHIP PROGRAM. To provide a gas cylinder stewardship organization with the right to institute a civil suit against noncompliant producers when certain costs are incurred by the organization. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 97–0
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
180 2024-05-06 HB-5418 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8:43 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING ELIGIBILITY FOR PARTICIPATION IN A PRETRIAL FAMILY VIOLENCE EDUCATION PROGRAM.
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 97–0
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
181 2024-05-06 HB-5350 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8:46 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE ENFORCEMENT OF BOATING LAWS ON BODIES OF WATER NEAR THE RHODE ISLAND, MASSACHUSETTS AND NEW YORK BORDERS. To authorize enforcement of boating laws on interior bodies of fresh water that touch the state's borders with Rhode Island, Massachusetts or New York. Introduced by: Environment Committee
N 126–24
(1 not voting)
D 74–23
R 52–1 (abs 1)
O 0–0
182 2024-05-06 SB-1 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE HEALTH AND SAFETY OF CONNECTICUT RESIDENTS. To improve the health and safety of Connecticut residents. Introduced by: Public Health Committee
N 112–37
(2 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 16–37 (abs 1)
O 0–0
183 2024-05-07 HB-5523 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING ALLOCATIONS OF FEDERAL AMERICAN RESCUE PLAN ACT FUNDS AND PROVISIONS RELATED TO GENERAL GOVERNMENT, HUMAN SERVICES, EDUCATION AND THE BIENNIUM ENDING JUNE 30, 2025. Introduced by: Rep. Matthew Ritter, 1st Dist.Sen. Martin M. Looney, 11th Dist.Rep. Jason Rojas, 9th Dist.Sen. Bob Duff, 25th Dist.
N 103–48
(0 not voting)
D 97–0
R 6–48
O 0–0
184 2024-05-07 SB-342 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE CONFIDENTIALITY OF COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN PEER SUPPORT TEAM MEMBERS AND DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION EMPLOYEES. To provide confidentiality for communications between peer support team members and Department of Correction officers. Introduced by: Public Safety and Security Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 54–0
O 0–0
185 2024-05-07 HB-5428 AS AMENDED
AN ACT REQUIRING THE DEPARTMENT OF CHILDREN AND FAMILIES TO REPORT ON PROGRAM UTILIZATION. To require the Department of Children and Families to report on program utilization. Introduced by: Appropriations Committee
Y 151–0
(0 not voting)
D 97–0
R 54–0
O 0–0
186 2024-05-07 HB-5429 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:51 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE COMMISSARY IMPLEMENTATION PLAN FOR YOUTH IN DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION FACILITIES. To require a report on the implementation of the commissary plan for youth in Department of Correction facilities. Introduced by: Appropriations Committee
Y 151–0
(0 not voting)
D 97–0
R 54–0
O 0–0
187 2024-05-07 HB-5407 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:02 p.m.
AN ACT DEFINING "DEPENDENT CHILD" FOR PURPOSES OF THE STATE CODE OF ETHICS FOR PUBLIC OFFICIALS AND CONCERNING THE EXERCISE OF JURISDICTION OVER NONRESIDENTS BY THE OFFICE OF STATE ETHICS.
Y 151–0
(0 not voting)
D 97–0
R 54–0
O 0–0
188 2024-05-07 HB-5517 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:10 p.m.
AN ACT REPEALING THE PRIOR CONVEYANCE OF AND RECONVEYING A PARCEL OF STATE LAND IN THE TOWN OF WILTON. To repeal a prior conveyance of a parcel of state land to the town of Wilton and sell the property at fair market value to the current tenant. Introduced by: Government Administration and Elections Committee
Y 151–0
(0 not voting)
D 97–0
R 54–0
O 0–0
189 2024-05-07 HB-5518 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:19 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE CONVEYANCE OF A PARCEL OF STATE LAND IN THE TOWN OF CANTON. To convey a parcel of state land in the town of Canton to the town of Canton for economic development purposes. Introduced by: Government Administration and Elections Committee
Y 151–0
(0 not voting)
D 97–0
R 54–0
O 0–0
190 2024-05-07 HB-5367 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING MEDICAID COVERAGE OF RAPID WHOLE GENOME SEQUENCING FOR CRITICALLY ILL INFANTS AND STUDIES CONCERNING THE ELIMINATION OR REDUCTION OF THE KATIE BECKETT WAIVER PROGRAM WAITING LIST AND MEDICAID COVERAGE OF DIAPERS. To provide Medicaid coverage for rapid whole genome sequencing of critically ill infants. Introduced by: Human Services Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 54–0
O 0–0
191 2024-05-07 SB-308 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING WHEELCHAIR REPAIR REQUIREMENTS. To implement task force recommendations concerning timely wheelchair repair. Introduced by: Human Services Committee
Y 151–0
(0 not voting)
D 97–0
R 54–0
O 0–0
192 2024-05-07 HB-5273 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE INTERGOVERNMENTAL POLICY AND PLANNING DIVISION WITHIN THE OFFICE OF POLICY AND MANAGEMENT, AUDITS AND MUNICIPAL FINANCE.
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 1)
R 54–0
O 0–0
193 2024-05-07 HB-5522 AS AMENDED
AN ACT LEASING A PARCEL OF STATE LAND IN THE TOWN OF WOODSTOCK. To convey a parcel of state land in the town of Woodstock to the YMCA of Metropolitan Hartford, Inc. for seasonal recreation and other purposes related to Camp Woodstock. Introduced by: Government Administration and Elections Committee
Y 134–15
(2 not voting)
D 81–14 (abs 2)
R 53–1
O 0–0
194 2024-05-07 HB-5373 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING VARIOUS REVISIONS TO HUMAN SERVICES STATUTES. To repeal obsolete statutory provisions, make technical statutory changes and replace an arbitration process with the right to appeal to a Superior Court. Introduced by: Human Services Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
195 2024-05-07 HB-5299 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT'S RECOMMENDATIONS FOR REVISIONS TO THE JOBSCT PROGRAM AND THE COMMERCE AND RELATED STATUTES.
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
196 2024-05-07 HB-5511 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE OPIOID SETTLEMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE. To expand the membership of the Opioid Settlement Advisory Committee and make the Legislative Commissioners' Office recommended technical revisions. Introduced by: Appropriations Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 52–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
197 2024-05-07 HB-5285 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 5:49 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING VETERANS' SPECIALTY LICENSE PLATES AND DRIVER'S LICENSES FOR CERTAIN FORMER ARMED FORCES RESERVISTS.
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
198 2024-05-07 HB-5426 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING ENERGY ASSISTANCE STUDIES AND FUEL VENDOR REIMBURSEMENT.
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
199 2024-05-07 HB-5452 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING VARIOUS CAMPAIGN FINANCE REFORMS.
Y 147–1
(3 not voting)
D 94–1 (abs 2)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
200 2024-05-07 HB-5410 AS AMENDED
AN ACT EXEMPTING INFORMATION CONCERNING CERTAIN VULNERABLE INDIVIDUALS FROM DISCLOSURE UNDER THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT.
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 2)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
201 2024-05-07 HB-5507 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING CERTAIN PROCEEDINGS RELATING TO ELECTRIC TRANSMISSION LINES AND THE MEMBERSHIP AND PROCESSES OF THE CONNECTICUT SITING COUNCIL. To amend a statutory provision relating to the rights of parties and intervenors in proceedings before the Siting Council relating to the construction of electric transmission lines. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
N 115–29
(7 not voting)
D 90–3 (abs 4)
R 25–26 (abs 3)
O 0–0
202 2024-05-07 SB-333 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING LOCAL CHARTER REVISIONS. To remove prohibitions against a municipality modifying certain local charter provisions pertaining to (1) planning and zoning commissions, (2) the process of eminent domain, and (3) the disposition of municipal property. Introduced by: Planning and Development Committee
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 52–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
203 2024-05-07 SB-228 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 7:50 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING ANNUAL RANDOM AUDITS OF PROFESSIONAL BONDSMEN. To require an annual audit of the fees and commissions charged by three randomly selected professional bondsmen. Introduced by: Public Safety and Security Committee
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 52–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
204 2024-05-07 SB-212 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 7:55 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE REVISOR'S TECHNICAL CORRECTIONS TO THE GENERAL STATUTES. To make various technical changes concerning grammar, clarity and accuracy of internal references and consistency in the general statutes. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 143–2
(6 not voting)
D 91–2 (abs 4)
R 52–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
205 2024-05-07 HB-5393 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8:06 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING CERTAIN ADJUSTMENTS TO GROSS ASSESSMENTS OF TAXABLE REAL PROPERTY. To limit the ability of tax assessors to increase or decrease gross property tax assessments following the modification of any such assessments. Introduced by: Planning and Development Committee
Y 64–81
(6 not voting)
D 13–80 (abs 4)
R 51–1 (abs 2)
O 0–0
206 2024-05-07 SB-253 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8:14 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING FOREIGN POLITICAL SPENDING. To prevent foreign interference in state referenda and elections and allow for greater enforcement of violations, including by affording the State Elections Enforcement Commission more time to investigate foreign political spending cases. Introduced by: Government Administration and Elections Committee
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 52–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
207 2024-05-07 SB-215 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING YOUTH CAMPS.
Y 144–0
(7 not voting)
D 92–0 (abs 5)
R 52–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
208 2024-05-07 SB-292 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE USE OF PFAS IN CERTAIN PRODUCTS. To prohibit the use of PFAS in certain products. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 52–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
209 2024-05-07 SB-304 AS AMENDED
AN ACT IMPLEMENTING THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE CONNECTICUT HIGHER EDUCATION SUPPLEMENTAL LOAN AUTHORITY. To allow students under eighteen years of age to qualify for authority loans and allow the authority to fund special capital reserve funds with a surety policy or similar instrument. Introduced by: Higher Education and Employment Advancement Committee
Y 123–22
(6 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 30–22 (abs 2)
O 0–0
210 2024-05-07 SB-107 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 9:11 p.m.
AN ACT UPDATING REQUIREMENTS FOR CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT OVERSIGHT AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT, PAUSING THE REQUIREMENT FOR A PLAN TO INCREASE THE NUMBER OF FULL-TIME FACULTY AT PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION AND REPLACING REFERENCES TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE CONNECTICUT STATE COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES WITH THE CHANCELLOR OF THE CONNECTICUT STATE COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES.
Y 119–26
(6 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 26–26 (abs 2)
O 0–0
211 2024-05-07 SB-109 AS AMENDED
AN ACT MODIFYING THE CONNECTICUT AUTOMATIC ADMISSIONS PROGRAM. To change the requirement for a minimum class rank percentile to a minimum grade point average for students to qualify for admission to a participating institution of higher education through the Connecticut Automatic Admissions Program. Introduced by: Higher Education and Employment Advancement Committee
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 52–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
212 2024-05-07 SB-283 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE EMERGENCY MORTGAGE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM.
Y 143–0
(8 not voting)
D 92–0 (abs 5)
R 51–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
213 2024-05-07 SB-117 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 9:54 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. CORRIDORS. To require the Banking Commissioner to designate seven Martin Luther King, Jr. Corridors. Introduced by: Banking Committee
Y 144–0
(7 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 51–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
214 2024-05-07 SB-121 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE ATTORNEY GENERAL, THE BANKING COMMISSIONER, THE DODD-FRANK WALL STREET REFORM AND CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT AND TELEPHONIC SALES CALLS FOR SOLICITING CONSUMER GOODS OR SERVICES. To establish procedures for the Attorney General to enforce the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act. Introduced by: Banking Committee
N 130–13
(8 not voting)
D 92–0 (abs 5)
R 38–13 (abs 3)
O 0–0
215 2024-05-07 SB-5 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING SCHOOL RESOURCES. To support the state's public schools. Introduced by: Education Committee
N 120–24
(7 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 27–24 (abs 3)
O 0–0
216 2024-05-07 SB-307 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING MEDICAID COVERAGE OF BIOMARKER TESTING. To improve outcomes for Medicaid enrollees afflicted with cancer and other diseases by utilizing biomarker testing to help guide treatment. Introduced by: Human Services Committee
Y 144–0
(7 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 51–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
217 2024-05-07 SB-341 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:06 p.m.
AN ACT ESTABLISHING A FALLEN OFFICER FUND AND PROVIDING HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE TO SURVIVORS OF A POLICE OFFICER KILLED IN THE LINE OF DUTY. To establish a Fallen Officer Fund to provide payments to the surviving family of a police officer killed in the line of duty. Introduced by: Public Safety and Security Committee
Y 144–0
(7 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 51–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
218 2024-05-07 SB-327 AS AMENDED
AN ACT ESTABLISHING A TASK FORCE TO STUDY THE EFFECTS OF HATE SPEECH AND BULLYING ON CHILDREN. To establish a task force to study the effects of hate speech on children. Introduced by: Committee on Children
Y 143–0
(8 not voting)
D 92–0 (abs 5)
R 51–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
219 2024-05-07 SB-226 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:09 p.m.
AN ACT INCREASING THE THRESHOLD FOR SEALED BIDDING ON CERTAIN MUNICIPAL CONTRACTS. To increase the threshold for sealed bidding on municipal contracts for the purchase of real and personal property from twenty-five thousand dollars to fifty thousand dollars. Introduced by: Planning and Development Committee
Y 142–2
(7 not voting)
D 92–1 (abs 4)
R 50–1 (abs 3)
O 0–0
220 2024-05-08 HB-5524 EMERGENCY CERTIFICATION
AN ACT AUTHORIZING AND ADJUSTING BONDS OF THE STATE AND CONCERNING PROVISIONS RELATED TO STATE AND MUNICIPAL TAX ADMINISTRATION, GENERAL GOVERNMENT AND SCHOOL BUILDING PROJECTS. Introduced by: Rep. Matthew Ritter, 1st Dist.Sen. Martin M. Looney, 11th Dist.Rep. Jason Rojas, 9th Dist.Sen. Bob Duff, 25th Dist.
Y 134–9
(8 not voting)
D 91–0 (abs 5)
R 42–9 (abs 3)
O 1–0
221 2024-05-08 SB-136 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:26 p.m.
AN ACT MAKING CHANGES TO THE CONNECTICUT RETIREMENT SECURITY PROGRAM STATUTES. To implement the recommendations of the Comptroller concerning the administration of the Connecticut Retirement Security Program. Introduced by: Labor and Public Employees Committee
Y 52–94
(5 not voting)
D 0–93 (abs 4)
R 52–1 (abs 1)
O 0–0
222 2024-05-08 SB-136 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 5:07 p.m.
AN ACT MAKING CHANGES TO THE CONNECTICUT RETIREMENT SECURITY PROGRAM STATUTES. To implement the recommendations of the Comptroller concerning the administration of the Connecticut Retirement Security Program. Introduced by: Labor and Public Employees Committee
Y 52–94
(5 not voting)
D 0–93 (abs 4)
R 52–1 (abs 1)
O 0–0
223 2024-05-08 SB-426 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING COURT OPERATIONS AND ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDINGS. To make various changes to statutes relating to: (1) The duties of the Chief Court Administrator, (2) certain court processes and procedures, (3) duties undertaken by attorneys, and (4) entities operating under the auspices of the Judicial Branch. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
224 2024-05-08 SB-393 AS AMENDED
AN ACT IMPLEMENTING THE TREASURER'S RECOMMENDATIONS CONCERNING UNCLAIMED PROPERTY.
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
225 2024-05-08 SB-428 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING BUSINESS REGISTRATIONS FILED WITH THE SECRETARY OF THE STATE. To make changes to statutes affecting business registrations with the Secretary of the State. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 92–0 (abs 5)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
226 2024-05-08 SB-324 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING PROBATE COURT OPERATIONS AND ADMINISTRATION. To make statutory changes relating to the (1) types of documents that may be remotely notarized in Probate Court, and (2) provision of notice, receipt of fees and the consistent use of terminology in certain Probate Court proceedings. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 143–0
(8 not voting)
D 90–0 (abs 7)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
227 2024-05-08 SB-272 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING ADOPTION OF THE CONNECTICUT UNIFORM TRUST DECANTING ACT. To adopt the Connecticut Uniform Trust Decanting Act. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 143–0
(8 not voting)
D 90–0 (abs 7)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
228 2024-05-08 SB-154 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING VARIOUS AND ASSORTED REVISIONS TO THE EDUCATION STATUTES. To require the Department of Education to study schools. Introduced by: Education Committee
Y 144–0
(7 not voting)
D 91–0 (abs 6)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
229 2024-05-08 SB-14 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 7:07 p.m.
AN ACT ASSISTING SCHOOL DISTRICTS IN IMPROVING EDUCATIONAL OUTCOMES, IMPLEMENTING THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION AND THE TECHNICAL EDUCATION AND CAREER SYSTEM AND ESTABLISHING EARLY START CT. To implement the Governor's budget recommendations. Introduced by: REQUEST OF THE GOVERNOR PURSUANT TO JOINT RULE 9
Y 57–89
(5 not voting)
D 5–88 (abs 4)
R 52–1 (abs 1)
O 0–0
230 2024-05-08 SB-14 AS AMENDED
AN ACT ASSISTING SCHOOL DISTRICTS IN IMPROVING EDUCATIONAL OUTCOMES, IMPLEMENTING THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION AND THE TECHNICAL EDUCATION AND CAREER SYSTEM AND ESTABLISHING EARLY START CT. To implement the Governor's budget recommendations. Introduced by: REQUEST OF THE GOVERNOR PURSUANT TO JOINT RULE 9
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
231 2024-05-08 SB-3 MOTION TO REFER
AN ACT CONCERNING CONSUMER PROTECTION.
Y 52–95
(4 not voting)
D 0–94 (abs 3)
R 52–1 (abs 1)
O 0–0
232 2024-05-08 HB-5223 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING MINOR REVISIONS TO AGRICULTURE RELATED STATUTES AND TO OPEN SPACE ACQUISITION RELATED STATUTES. To make minor, technical and conforming changes to certain agriculture-related statutes. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 143–0
(8 not voting)
D 90–0 (abs 7)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
233 2024-05-08 SB-457 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 10:19 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE RECONVEYANCE OF A PARCEL OF STATE LAND IN THE CITY OF MIDDLETOWN. To reconvey a parcel of state land in the city of Middletown that has reverted to the state to its former owner for moderate-income housing and public recreational or community facilities. Introduced by: Government Administration and Elections Committee
N 107–39
(5 not voting)
D 92–1 (abs 4)
R 15–38 (abs 1)
O 0–0
234 2024-05-08 SB-460 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 10:21 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE CONVEYANCE OF A PARCEL OF STATE LAND IN THE TOWN OF ENFIELD. To convey a parcel of state land in the town of Enfield to the town of Enfield for recreational or open space purposes. Introduced by: Government Administration and Elections Committee
Y 145–1
(5 not voting)
D 92–1 (abs 4)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
235 2024-05-08 SB-461 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 10:22 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE CONVEYANCE OF A PARCEL OF STATE LAND IN THE TOWN OF SOMERS. To convey a parcel of state land in the town of Somers to the town of Somers for public safety purposes. Introduced by: Government Administration and Elections Committee
Y 145–1
(5 not voting)
D 92–1 (abs 4)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
236 2024-05-08 SB-459 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING A CONVEYANCE OF A PARCEL OF STATE LAND IN THE CITY OF BRIDGEPORT. To convey a parcel of state land in the city of Bridgeport in accordance with a 2001 lease agreement. Introduced by: Government Administration and Elections Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
237 2024-05-08 SB-201 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING UNFAIR REAL ESTATE LISTING AGREEMENTS AND THE CONNECTICUT UNFAIR TRADE PRACTICES ACT.
Y 144–2
(5 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 51–2 (abs 1)
O 0–0
238 2024-05-08 SB-133 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING REGULATION OF PRESCRIPTION DRUGS AND RELATED PROFESSIONS.
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
239 2024-05-08 SB-202 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 10:31 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE DEPARTMENT OF CONSUMER PROTECTION'S RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING PRESCRIPTION DRUG CONTROL.
Y 144–2
(5 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 50–2 (abs 2)
O 0–0
240 2024-05-08 SB-126 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING HOME VISITS AND EVALUATIONS CONDUCTED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF CHILDREN AND FAMILIES. To require the Department of Children and Families to conduct in-person home visits if a safety plan established by the department indicates that a parent or guardian in such home has a substance use disorder. Introduced by: Committee on Children
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
241 2024-05-08 SB-127 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 10:36 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF CHILDREN AND FAMILIES RELATING TO BACKGROUND CHECKS, CERTAIN SUBSIDIES, URGENT CRISIS CENTERS, DEPARTMENTAL RECORDS AND SPECIAL POLICE OFFICERS.
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
242 2024-05-08 SB-336 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE METROPOLITAN DISTRICT OF HARTFORD COUNTY'S INDEPENDENT CONSUMER ADVOCATE. To amend provisions concerning costs relating to and the appointment and term of the Metropolitan District of Hartford County's Independent Consumer Advocate, and make technical changes. Introduced by: Planning and Development Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
243 2024-05-08 SB-432 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING STATE CONTRACTS WITH NONPROFIT HUMAN SERVICES PROVIDERS.
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
244 2024-05-08 SB-234 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 10:47 p.m.
AN ACT EXEMPTING CERTAIN LAW ENFORCEMENT RECORDS FROM DISCLOSURE UNDER THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT. To exempt certain law enforcement records from disclosure under the Freedom of Information Act. Introduced by: Public Safety and Security Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
245 2024-05-08 SB-235 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING MILITARY LEAVE PROVISIONS UNDER THE STATE PERSONNEL ACT. To update obsolete terminology utilized in the military leave provisions of the State Personnel Act, thereby facilitating use of such provisions by state employees who serve in the armed forces. Introduced by: Veterans' and Military Affairs Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
246 2024-05-08 SB-238 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 10:51 p.m.
AN ACT EXPANDING ELIGIBILITY FOR GRANTS FROM THE MILITARY RELIEF FUND.
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 52–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
247 2024-05-08 SB-192 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING DAM SAFETY. To enable the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection to more readily take action to protect the public safety when a dam poses an imminent risk. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
248 2024-05-08 SB-194 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING CERTAIN FARMING PROGRAMS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. To make minor revisions to certain farm-related programs of the Department of Agriculture. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
249 2024-05-08 HR-7 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 10:57 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE OWEN P. EAGAN OF WEST HARTFORD TO BE REAPPOINTED A MEMBER AND CHAIRPERSON OF THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION COMMISSION. Introduced by: Rep. Julio A. Concepcion, 4th Dist.
Y 145–1
(5 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 52–1 (abs 1)
O 0–0
250 2024-05-08 SB-248 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 10:59 p.m.
AN ACT ESTABLISHING THE CONNECTICUT-IRELAND TRADE COMMISSION. To establish the Connecticut-Ireland Trade Commission. Introduced by: Commerce Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
251 2024-05-08 SB-200 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING SOCIAL EQUITY APPLICANTS, INFUSED BEVERAGES AND MODERATE-THC HEMP PRODUCTS. To establish a task force to study consumer protection measures in this state. Introduced by: General Law Committee
Y 144–0
(7 not voting)
D 92–0 (abs 5)
R 52–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
252 2024-05-08 SB-217 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:06 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING A UNIVERSAL PATIENT INTAKE FORM FOR RECIPIENTS OF BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES FOR CHILDREN. To require providers of behavioral health services for children to utilize a universal patient intake form. Introduced by: Committee on Children
N 119–28
(4 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 25–28 (abs 1)
O 0–0
253 2024-05-08 SB-178 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:09 p.m.
AN ACT REQUIRING THE EDUCATION AND TRAINING OF BARBERS, HAIRDRESSERS AND COSMETICIANS TO INCLUDE WORKING WITH TEXTURED HAIR. To require the education and training of barbers, hairdressers and cosmeticians to include working with textured hair. Introduced by: Public Health Committee
N 128–18
(5 not voting)
D 88–5 (abs 4)
R 40–13 (abs 1)
O 0–0
254 2024-05-08 SB-349 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING DYSLEXIA SCREENING OF INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE INCARCERATED. To ensure individuals who are incarcerated are screened for dyslexia. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 145–1
(5 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 52–1 (abs 1)
O 0–0
255 2024-05-08 SB-296 AS AMENDED
AN ACT ESTABLISHING A TASK FORCE TO STUDY THE ENFORCEMENT OF CERTAIN PROVISIONS OF THE GENERAL STATUTES CONCERNING ROAMING LIVESTOCK AND AMENDING CERTAIN STATUTES CONCERNING ROAMING LIVESTOCK. To prohibit certain undesired interactions between roaming swine and bovine. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 120–27
(4 not voting)
D 67–27 (abs 3)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
256 2024-05-08 SB-435 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:17 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE DESIGNATION OF FARM LAND AND OPEN SPACE LAND AND REVISIONS TO THE CONNECTICUT ENTITY TRANSACTIONS ACT.
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 3)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
257 2024-05-08 SB-220 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING CLARIFYING THE APPEALS PROCESS UNDER THE PAID FAMILY AND MEDICAL LEAVE STATUTES. To clarify the process for an appeal to the Superior Court under the Paid Family and Medical Leave Statutes. Introduced by: Labor and Public Employees Committee
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 92–0 (abs 5)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
258 2024-05-08 HB-5471 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING LOCAL GOVERNMENT. To clarify certain responsibilities of the civil service board. Introduced by: Planning and Development Committee
Y 145–1
(5 not voting)
D 92–1 (abs 4)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
259 2024-05-08 SB-360 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:25 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE TRANSCRIPT FEES CHARGED BY OFFICIAL COURT REPORTERS AND COURT REPORTING MONITORS. To increase the per page fee paid to official court reporters and court reporting monitors for transcripts. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 137–9
(5 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 44–9 (abs 1)
O 0–0
260 2024-05-08 SB-439 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING COMPENSATION FOR PERSONS WHO ARE WRONGFULLY INCARCERATED.
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
261 2024-05-08 SB-339 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:28 p.m.
AN ACT REQUIRING RESTITUTION WHEN A POLICE ANIMAL OR DOG IN A VOLUNTEER CANINE SEARCH AND RESCUE TEAM IS INJURED OR KILLED. To require restitution to the law enforcement unit, entity or individual that owns a police animal or dog in a volunteer canine search and rescue team when such animal or dog is injured or killed. Introduced by: Public Safety and Security Committee
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
262 2024-05-08 SB-396 AS AMENDED
AN ACT IMPLEMENTING TASK FORCE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE ELDERLY NUTRITION PROGRAM. To implement task force recommendations for the elderly nutrition program. Introduced by: Human Services Committee
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
263 2024-05-08 SB-13 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:32 p.m.
AN ACT INCENTIVIZING STUDENT LOAN REPAYMENT ASSISTANCE. To implement the Governor's budget recommendations. Introduced by: REQUEST OF THE GOVERNOR PURSUANT TO JOINT RULE 9
N 133–12
(6 not voting)
D 92–0 (abs 5)
R 41–12 (abs 1)
O 0–0
264 2024-05-08 SB-372 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING A WORKING GROUP TO STUDY PAYMENTS BY INSURANCE COMPANIES FOR DEPOSIT INTO THE INSURANCE FUND. To realign the structure of payments by insurance companies into the Insurance Fund. Introduced by: Appropriations Committee
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
265 2024-05-08 SB-407 AS AMENDED
AN ACT ESTABLISHING A TASK FORCE TO STUDY WORKERS’ COMPENSATION COVERAGE FOR STUDENTS OF REGIONAL AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTERS. To add vocational agricultural students enrolled in an internship to the definition of "employee" for purposes of the Workers' Compensation Act. Introduced by: Labor and Public Employees Committee
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
266 2024-05-08 HB-5512 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING A STUDY OF STATE REVENUE COLLECTIONS. To require the Commissioner of Revenue Services to study the Department of Revenue Services' collections processes. Introduced by: Finance, Revenue and Bonding Committee
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
267 2024-05-08 SB-250 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE GLOBAL ENTREPRENEUR IN RESIDENCE PROGRAM. To establish the Global Entrepreneur in Residence Program. Introduced by: Commerce Committee
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
268 2024-05-08 SB-420 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING ILLEGALLY PASSING A SCHOOL BUS. To authorize municipalities to adopt an ordinance regarding illegally passing a school bus. Introduced by: Public Safety and Security Committee
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 92–0 (abs 5)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
269 2024-05-08 SB-303 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:43 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE LEGISLATIVE COMMISSIONERS' RECOMMENDATIONS FOR TECHNICAL REVISIONS TO THE HIGHER EDUCATION STATUTES. To make grammatical and technical revisions to the higher education statutes. Introduced by: Higher Education and Employment Advancement Committee
Y 144–0
(7 not voting)
D 91–0 (abs 6)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
270 2024-05-08 SB-263 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:45 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING CITIZENS' ELECTION PROGRAM GRANTS FOR COURT-ORDERED PRIMARIES AND ELECTIONS AND FUNDING.
Y 137–7
(7 not voting)
D 91–0 (abs 6)
R 46–7 (abs 1)
O 0–0
271 2024-05-08 SB-264 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:47 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE BONDING AUTHORITY OF THE CONNECTICUT MUNICIPAL REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY, THE REPORTING OF MATERIAL FINANCIAL OBLIGATIONS BY STATE AGENCIES, TAX-EXEMPT PROCEEDS FUND REFERENCES AND THE NOTIFICATION OF THE SALE OR LEASE OF PROJECTS FINANCED WITH BOND PROCEEDS.
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
272 2024-05-08 HB-5176 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:48 p.m.
AN ACT ESTABLISHING A TASK FORCE TO STUDY THE PROVISION OF EMERGENCY TREATMENT AND TRANSPORTATION TO AN ANIMAL THAT IS INJURED IN THE PERFORMANCE OF ITS DUTIES UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF A PEACE OFFICER.
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 4)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
273 2024-05-08 SB-224 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:50 p.m.
AN ACT REQUIRING NOTICE OF REVALUATION TO CERTAIN OWNERS OF RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS WITH DEFECTIVE CONCRETE FOUNDATIONS. To require municipal assessors to notify owners of residential buildings that have been reassessed due to defective concrete foundations of upcoming revaluation cycles, and make technical changes. Introduced by: Planning and Development Committee
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 92–0 (abs 5)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
274 2024-05-08 SB-343 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:51 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING MEMBERSHIP OF THE CODES AND STANDARDS COMMITTEE AND BATTERY-CHARGED SECURITY FENCES.
Y 145–1
(5 not voting)
D 92–1 (abs 4)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
275 2024-05-08 SB-199 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:57 p.m.
AN ACT REQUIRING ONLINE PREVENTION EDUCATION FOR ELECTRONIC NICOTINE DELIVERY SYSTEM DEALER REGISTRATION.
Y 142–1
(8 not voting)
D 89–1 (abs 7)
R 53–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0

2025 Regular Session

381 House floor votes recorded. Weir voted Yea on 293, Nay on 88, was absent on 0. Voted with his party caucus on 346, against on 35.

RC#DateBillWeirTotalBy party (Y–N)
1 2025-01-08 SJR-1 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:32 a.m.
RESOLUTION CONCERNING THE JOINT RULES OF THE SENATE AND THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Introduced by: Sen. Martin M. Looney, 11th Dist.Sen. Bob Duff, 25th Dist.Rep. Matthew Ritter, 1st Dist.Rep. Jason Rojas, 9th Dist.Rep. Vincent J. Candelora, 86th Dist.
Y 133–11
(6 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 5)
R 38–11 (abs 1)
O 0–0
2 2025-01-28 HJR-29 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 1:25 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE RAHEEM L. MULLINS OF FARMINGTON TO BE CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT AND A JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. Introduced by: Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.
Y 131–13
(6 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 3)
R 34–13 (abs 3)
O 0–0
3 2025-01-28 HJR-37 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 1:49 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE KIMBERLY A. KNOX OF WEST HARTFORD TO BE A JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. Introduced by: Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.
Y 144–0
(6 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 3)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
4 2025-01-28 HJR-31 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 1:56 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE ELIZABETH A. BOZZUTO OF WATERTOWN TO BE A JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. Introduced by: Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.
N 142–3
(5 not voting)
D 96–1 (abs 2)
R 45–2 (abs 3)
O 0–0
5 2025-01-28 HJR-30 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2:10 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE BARRY F. ARMATA OF SUFFIELD TO BE A JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. Introduced by: Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.
N 132–12
(6 not voting)
D 90–7 (abs 2)
R 41–5 (abs 4)
O 0–0
6 2025-01-28 HJR-32 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2:17 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE MATTHEW J. BUDZIK OF WEST SIMSBURY TO BE A JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. Introduced by: Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.
Y 143–0
(7 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 3)
R 46–0 (abs 4)
O 0–0
7 2025-01-28 HJR-38 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2:36 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE MARGARET M. MURPHY OF WEST HARTFORD TO BE A JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. Introduced by: Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.
N 139–6
(5 not voting)
D 95–2 (abs 2)
R 43–4 (abs 3)
O 0–0
8 2025-01-28 HJR-41 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2:45 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE SHEILA A. OZALIS OF NEWTOWN TO BE A JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. Introduced by: Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.
Y 143–0
(7 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 3)
R 46–0 (abs 4)
O 0–0
9 2025-01-28 HJR-45 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2:52 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE THOMAS J. WELCH OF SHELTON TO BE A JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. Introduced by: Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.
Y 143–0
(7 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 3)
R 46–0 (abs 4)
O 0–0
10 2025-01-28 HJR-43 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:01 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE WALTER M. SPADER, JR., OF NORTH HAVEN TO BE A JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. Introduced by: Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.
Y 142–0
(8 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 3)
R 45–0 (abs 5)
O 0–0
11 2025-01-28 HJR-33 CONSENT CALENDAR
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE JOHN L. CORDANI OF WOLCOTT TO BE A JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. Introduced by: Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.
Y 141–0
(9 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 4)
R 45–0 (abs 5)
O 0–0
12 2025-01-28 HR-12 EMERGENCY CERTIFICATION
RESOLUTION PROPOSING APPROVAL OF AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT AND THE STATE EMPLOYEES BARGAINING AGENT COALITION (SEBAC) CONCERNING DISABILITY RETIREMENT FOR EMPLOYEES KILLED IN THE LINE OF DUTY. Introduced by: Rep. Matthew Ritter, 1st Dist.Rep. Jason Rojas, 9th Dist.
Y 143–0
(7 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 3)
R 46–0 (abs 4)
O 0–0
13 2025-01-28 HR-11 EMERGENCY CERTIFICATION
RESOLUTION PROPOSING APPROVAL OF AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT AND THE STATE EMPLOYEES BARGAINING AGENT COALITION (SEBAC) CONCERNING DISABILITY RETIREMENT INCOME FOR CORRECTION OFFICERS. Introduced by: Rep. Matthew Ritter, 1st Dist.Rep. Jason Rojas, 9th Dist.
Y 143–0
(7 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 3)
R 46–0 (abs 4)
O 0–0
14 2025-01-28 SJR-33 EMERGENCY CERTIFICATION
RESOLUTION TO AMEND THE JOINT RULES OF THE SENATE AND THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Introduced by: Sen. Martin M. Looney, 11th Dist.Rep. Matthew Ritter, 1st Dist.
Y 143–0
(7 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 3)
R 46–0 (abs 4)
O 0–0
15 2025-01-28 SJR-26 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:54 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE GREGORY T. D'AURIA OF AMSTON TO BE AN ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT AND A JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. Introduced by: Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.
Y 138–5
(7 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 3)
R 41–5 (abs 4)
O 0–0
16 2025-01-28 SJR-19 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:04 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE RICHARD N. PALMER OF WEST HARTFORD TO BE A STATE REFEREE. Introduced by: Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.
N 105–38
(7 not voting)
D 92–4 (abs 3)
R 12–34 (abs 4)
O 0–0
17 2025-01-28 SJR-24 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:24 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE PATTY JENKINS PITTMAN OF EAST HARTFORD TO BE A STATE REFEREE. Introduced by: Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.
N 119–23
(8 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 3)
R 22–23 (abs 5)
O 0–0
18 2025-01-28 SJR-27 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:32 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE HOLLY ABERY-WETSTONE OF WEST HARTFORD TO BE A STATE REFEREE. Introduced by: Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.
N 126–15
(9 not voting)
D 86–9 (abs 4)
R 39–6 (abs 5)
O 0–0
19 2025-01-28 SJR-18 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:45 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE BRIAN T. FISCHER OF MADISON TO BE A STATE REFEREE. Introduced by: Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.
Y 136–3
(11 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 6)
R 42–3 (abs 5)
O 0–0
20 2025-01-28 SJR-28 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 5:06 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE GERARD I. ADELMAN OF MERIDEN TO BE A STATE REFEREE. Introduced by: Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.
N 126–12
(12 not voting)
D 85–7 (abs 7)
R 40–5 (abs 5)
O 0–0
21 2025-01-28 SJR-31 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 5:21 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE FLEMMING L. NORCOTT, JR. OF NEW HAVEN TO BE A STATE REFEREE. Introduced by: Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.
Y 110–28
(12 not voting)
D 92–0 (abs 7)
R 17–28 (abs 5)
O 0–0
22 2025-01-28 SJR-30 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 5:29 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE NINA F. ELGO OF WEST HARTFORD TO BE A JUDGE OF THE APPELLATE COURT AND A JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. Introduced by: Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.
Y 137–1
(12 not voting)
D 91–1 (abs 7)
R 45–0 (abs 5)
O 0–0
23 2025-01-28 SJR-32 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 5:32 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE BETHANY J. ALVORD OF WEST HARTFORD TO BE A JUDGE OF THE APPELLATE COURT AND A JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. Introduced by: Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.
Y 137–1
(12 not voting)
D 91–1 (abs 7)
R 45–0 (abs 5)
O 0–0
24 2025-01-28 SJR-17 CONSENT CALENDAR
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF ROBERT L. CIZAUSKAS OF TORRINGTON TO BE A MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF PARDONS AND PAROLES. Introduced by: Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.
Y 139–0
(11 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 6)
R 45–0 (abs 5)
O 0–0
25 2025-02-24 HB-7066 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 6:54 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING INTERACTIONS BETWEEN SCHOOL PERSONNEL AND IMMIGRATION AUTHORITIES, THE PURCHASE AND OPERATION OF CERTAIN DRONES, GRANTS TO CERTAIN NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS, AND STUDENT ATHLETE COMPENSATION THROUGH ENDORSEMENT CONTRACTS AND REVENUE SHARING AGREEMENTS.
Y 49–89
(12 not voting)
D 2–88 (abs 9)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
26 2025-02-24 HB-7066 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 7:10 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING INTERACTIONS BETWEEN SCHOOL PERSONNEL AND IMMIGRATION AUTHORITIES, THE PURCHASE AND OPERATION OF CERTAIN DRONES, GRANTS TO CERTAIN NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS, AND STUDENT ATHLETE COMPENSATION THROUGH ENDORSEMENT CONTRACTS AND REVENUE SHARING AGREEMENTS.
Y 47–95
(8 not voting)
D 0–93 (abs 6)
R 47–1 (abs 2)
O 0–0
27 2025-02-24 HB-7066 EMERGENCY CERTIFICATION
AN ACT CONCERNING INTERACTIONS BETWEEN SCHOOL PERSONNEL AND IMMIGRATION AUTHORITIES, THE PURCHASE AND OPERATION OF CERTAIN DRONES, GRANTS TO CERTAIN NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS, AND STUDENT ATHLETE COMPENSATION THROUGH ENDORSEMENT CONTRACTS AND REVENUE SHARING AGREEMENTS.
N 94–49
(7 not voting)
D 92–2 (abs 5)
R 1–47 (abs 2)
O 0–0
28 2025-02-24 HB-7067 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8:39 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING AN EMERGENCY CERTIFICATE OF NEED APPLICATION PROCESS FOR TRANSFERS OF OWNERSHIP OF HOSPITALS THAT HAVE FILED FOR BANKRUPTCY PROTECTION, THE ASSESSMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES FOR PROPERTY TAXATION, A PROPERTY TAX EXEMPTION FOR VETERANS WHO ARE PERMANENTLY AND TOTALLY DISABLED AND FUNDING OF THE SPECIAL EDUCATION EXCESS COST GRANT.
Y 48–96
(6 not voting)
D 1–94 (abs 4)
R 47–1 (abs 2)
O 0–0
29 2025-02-24 HB-7067 EMERGENCY CERTIFICATION
AN ACT CONCERNING AN EMERGENCY CERTIFICATE OF NEED APPLICATION PROCESS FOR TRANSFERS OF OWNERSHIP OF HOSPITALS THAT HAVE FILED FOR BANKRUPTCY PROTECTION, THE ASSESSMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES FOR PROPERTY TAXATION, A PROPERTY TAX EXEMPTION FOR VETERANS WHO ARE PERMANENTLY AND TOTALLY DISABLED AND FUNDING OF THE SPECIAL EDUCATION EXCESS COST GRANT.
Y 140–5
(5 not voting)
D 95–1 (abs 3)
R 44–4 (abs 2)
O 0–0
30 2025-03-05 HB-7163 EMERGENCY CERTIFICATION
AN ACT CONCERNING EMERGENCY GRANTS TO MUNICIPALITIES FOR SPECIAL EDUCATION. Introduced by: Rep. Matthew Ritter, 1st Dist.Sen. Martin M. Looney, 11th Dist.Rep. Jason Rojas, 9th Dist.Sen. Bob Duff, 25th Dist.
Y 47–98
(5 not voting)
D 0–97 (abs 4)
R 46–1 (abs 1)
O 0–0
31 2025-03-05 HB-7163 EMERGENCY CERTIFICATION
AN ACT CONCERNING EMERGENCY GRANTS TO MUNICIPALITIES FOR SPECIAL EDUCATION. Introduced by: Rep. Matthew Ritter, 1st Dist.Sen. Martin M. Looney, 11th Dist.Rep. Jason Rojas, 9th Dist.Sen. Bob Duff, 25th Dist.
N 117–29
(4 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 19–28 (abs 1)
O 0–0
32 2025-03-05 HJR-64 CONSENT CALENDAR
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF MICHAEL C. D'AGOSTINO, ESQUIRE, OF HAMDEN TO BE A JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. Introduced by: Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.
Y 147–0
(3 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 47–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
33 2025-03-05 HJR-65 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2:15 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE ROBIN L. WILSON OF NEW HAVEN TO BE A JUDGE OF THE APPELLATE COURT AND A JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. Introduced by: Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.
Y 144–0
(6 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 5)
R 47–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
34 2025-03-05 HJR-67 EMERGENCY CERTIFICATION
RESOLUTION ADOPTING THE STATE PLAN OF CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT, "CONNECTICUT CONSERVATION & DEVELOPMENT POLICIES PLAN 2025-2030". Introduced by: Rep. Matthew Ritter, 1st Dist.Sen. Martin M. Looney, 11th Dist.Rep. Eleni Kavros DeGraw, 17th Dist.Sen. MD Rahman, 4th Dist.
N 106–40
(4 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 8–39 (abs 1)
O 0–0
35 2025-03-05 SB-1453 EMERGENCY CERTIFICATION
AN ACT CONCERNING EMERGENCY NONPROFIT ASSISTANCE. Introduced by: Sen. Martin M. Looney, 11th Dist.Rep. Matthew Ritter, 1st Dist.Sen. Bob Duff, 25th Dist.Rep. Jason Rojas, 9th Dist.
Y 47–98
(5 not voting)
D 0–97 (abs 4)
R 46–1 (abs 1)
O 0–0
36 2025-03-05 SB-1453 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING EMERGENCY NONPROFIT ASSISTANCE. Introduced by: Sen. Martin M. Looney, 11th Dist.Rep. Matthew Ritter, 1st Dist.Sen. Bob Duff, 25th Dist.Rep. Jason Rojas, 9th Dist.
N 92–51
(7 not voting)
D 92–4 (abs 5)
R 0–46 (abs 2)
O 0–0
37 2025-03-05 SJR-54 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:20 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE DONALD R. GREEN OF MERIDEN TO BE A JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. Introduced by: Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.
Y 145–0
(5 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 46–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
38 2025-03-05 SJR-56 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:51 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF JESSE W. GIDDINGS, ESQUIRE, OF NORTH HAVEN TO BE A JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. Introduced by: Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.
Y 137–8
(5 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 38–8 (abs 2)
O 0–0
39 2025-03-05 SJR-51 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:56 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF YONATAN E. ZAMIR, ESQUIRE, OF WOODBRIDGE TO BE A JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. Introduced by: Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.
N 120–25
(5 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 21–25 (abs 2)
O 0–0
40 2025-03-05 SJR-55 CONSENT CALENDAR
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF TRACIE C. BROWN, ESQUIRE, OF WINDSOR TO BE A JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. Introduced by: Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.
Y 145–0
(5 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 46–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
41 2025-04-09 HJR-70 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 1:49 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF DAVID A. ARCONTI, JR. OF BROOKFIELD TO BE A UTILITY COMMISSIONER OF THE PUBLIC UTILITIES REGULATORY AUTHORITY. Introduced by: Rep. Julio A. Concepcion, 4th Dist.Sen. Bob Duff, 25th Dist.
N 136–9
(5 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 37–9 (abs 2)
O 0–0
42 2025-04-09 HJR-68 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:24 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF MARISSA PASLICK GILLETT OF SIMSBURY TO BE REAPPOINTED UTILITY COMMISSIONER OF THE PUBLIC UTILITIES REGULATORY AUTHORITY. Introduced by: Rep. Julio A. Concepcion, 4th Dist.Sen. Bob Duff, 25th Dist.
N 91–52
(7 not voting)
D 89–7 (abs 5)
R 2–44 (abs 2)
O 0–0
43 2025-04-09 HB-7129 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:36 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE TRANSFER TO MUNICIPAL OFFICIALS OF VOTING TABULATORS AND ACCESSORIES PURCHASED BY THE SECRETARY OF THE STATE. To allow the Secretary of the State to transfer to municipal officials voting tabulators and accessories purchased by the Secretary. Introduced by: Government Administration and Elections Committee
Y 147–0
(3 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 47–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
44 2025-04-09 SB-1553 EMERGENCY CERTIFICATION
AN ACT EXCLUDING APRIL 20, 2025, FROM THE PERIOD OF EARLY VOTING PRIOR TO THE DAY OF A SPECIAL ELECTION AND SUSPENDING THE MUNICIPAL REVENUE SHARING ACCOUNT SPENDING CAP. Introduced by: Sen. Martin M. Looney, 11th Dist.Rep. Matthew Ritter, 1st Dist.Sen. Bob Duff, 25th Dist.Rep. Jason Rojas, 9th Dist.
Y 145–2
(3 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 45–2 (abs 1)
O 0–0
45 2025-04-28 SJR-79 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:32 a.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF DEVAUGHN L. WARD OF HARTFORD TO BE CORRECTION OMBUDS. Introduced by: Sen. Bob Duff, 25th Dist.Rep. Julio A. Concepcion, 4th Dist.
N 126–9
(16 not voting)
D 88–0 (abs 13)
R 38–9 (abs 3)
O 0–0
46 2025-04-28 HB-7081 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING LICENSURE PORTABILITY FOR MARRIAGE AND FAMILY THERAPISTS.
Y 144–0
(7 not voting)
D 97–0 (abs 4)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
47 2025-04-28 HB-7020 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS.
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
48 2025-04-28 HB-7102 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING MATERNAL AND INFANT HEALTH CARE. To develop a strategy to increase birth centers and birthing hospitals in underserved regions of the state with a high percentage of Medicaid recipients, increase Medicaid reimbursement for doulas and expand the role of fathers in supporting maternal and infant health. Introduced by: Human Services Committee
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
49 2025-04-28 HB-6877 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2:28 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE BANKING COMMISSIONER'S APPROVAL OF CERTAIN BANK REAL ESTATE IMPROVEMENTS AND ALTERATIONS. To modify an exemption from a requirement that the Banking Commissioner approve certain bank real estate improvements or alterations. Introduced by: Banking Committee
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
50 2025-04-28 HB-6930 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE SOCIAL EQUITY COUNCIL'S RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING SOCIAL EQUITY PLANS, STRATEGIC PLANNING, ETHICS, LICENSE RENEWAL FEES, FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE APPLICATIONS AND POLICIES AND PROCEDURES.
N 114–30
(7 not voting)
D 97–0 (abs 4)
R 17–30 (abs 3)
O 0–0
51 2025-04-28 HJR-49 AS AMENDED
RESOLUTION RESCINDING PREVIOUS APPLICATIONS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY THAT CALLED FOR AN ARTICLE V CONVENTION TO PROPOSE AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES AND DIRECTING TRANSMISSION OF SUCH RESOLUTION TO CONGRESS FOR PRINTING IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD. Introduced by: Government Administration and Elections Committee
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
52 2025-04-28 HB-6963 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE ENFORCEMENT OF REQUIREMENTS IMPOSED BY CERTAIN MUNICIPAL APPROVALS AND THE NEW HOME CONSTRUCTION GUARANTY FUND.
Y 144–0
(7 not voting)
D 97–0 (abs 4)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
53 2025-04-30 HB-7042 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2:47 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING IMPLEMENTATION OF THE FIREARM INDUSTRY RESPONSIBILITY ACT, FIREARMS PERMITS AND ELIGIBILITY CERTIFICATES AND SELF-DEFENSE. To permit the filing of a civil action against a firearm industry member who fails to exercise reasonable control over firearm industry products. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 46–100
(5 not voting)
D 0–99 (abs 2)
R 46–1 (abs 3)
O 0–0
54 2025-04-30 HB-7042 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING IMPLEMENTATION OF THE FIREARM INDUSTRY RESPONSIBILITY ACT, FIREARMS PERMITS AND ELIGIBILITY CERTIFICATES AND SELF-DEFENSE. To permit the filing of a civil action against a firearm industry member who fails to exercise reasonable control over firearm industry products. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
N 100–46
(5 not voting)
D 94–5 (abs 2)
R 6–41 (abs 3)
O 0–0
55 2025-04-30 HB-6442 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:18 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING VARIOUS MEASURES RECOGNIZING AND HONORING THE MILITARY SERVICE OF VETERANS AND MEMBERS OF THE ARMED FORCES IN CONNECTICUT. To make minor and technical changes in a statute related to military affairs. Introduced by: Veterans' and Military Affairs Committee
Y 139–7
(5 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 40–7 (abs 3)
O 0–0
56 2025-04-30 HB-6442 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING VARIOUS MEASURES RECOGNIZING AND HONORING THE MILITARY SERVICE OF VETERANS AND MEMBERS OF THE ARMED FORCES IN CONNECTICUT. To make minor and technical changes in a statute related to military affairs. Introduced by: Veterans' and Military Affairs Committee
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
57 2025-05-01 HB-7083 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING VARIOUS REVISIONS TO THE CREDIT UNION STATUTES RELATING TO NONMEMBER PAYMENTS, MEMBER BUSINESS LOANS, CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS, EXTENSIONS OF CREDIT, CAPITAL AND NET WORTH.
Y 144–0
(7 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 5)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
58 2025-05-01 HB-7095 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:11 p.m.
AN ACT REQUIRING AN ACTION PLAN FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT TO BECOME A MEMBER OF AN ASSOCIATION OF RESEARCH UNIVERSITIES. To require The University of Connecticut to develop an action plan to become a member of an association of research universities in the United States. Introduced by: Higher Education and Employment Advancement Committee
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 97–0 (abs 4)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
59 2025-05-01 HB-6434 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:48 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE LEGISLATIVE COMMISSIONERS' RECOMMENDATIONS FOR TECHNICAL REVISIONS TO THE INSURANCE-RELATED STATUTES. To make technical revisions to insurance-related statutes. Introduced by: Insurance and Real Estate Committee
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 97–0 (abs 4)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
60 2025-05-01 HB-7098 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING TUITION REFUNDS FOR FORMER STONE ACADEMY STUDENTS. To refund the tuition paid by a former practical nurse education program student enrolled at Stone Academy during the period commencing November 1, 2021, and ending February 28, 2023, but did not graduate. Introduced by: Higher Education and Employment Advancement Committee
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 97–0 (abs 4)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
61 2025-05-01 HB-6833 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 1:27 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE LEGISLATIVE COMMISSIONERS' RECOMMENDATIONS FOR TECHNICAL REVISIONS TO STATUTES RELATING TO PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT. To make technical revisions to statutes relating to planning and development. Introduced by: Planning and Development Committee
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 97–0 (abs 4)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
62 2025-05-01 HB-5004 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE PROTECTION OF THE ENVIRONMENT AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES AND ASSOCIATED JOB SECTORS. To protect the state's environment while providing for the development of renewable energy sources and related job sectors in a manner that reduces costs connected with such protections and development. Introduced by: Environment Committee
N 98–47
(6 not voting)
D 97–0 (abs 4)
R 1–47 (abs 2)
O 0–0
63 2025-05-01 HB-7213 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 5:35 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING ACCESS TO REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH CARE. To protect patients' access to reproductive health care. Introduced by: Public Health Committee
Y 61–85
(5 not voting)
D 13–84 (abs 4)
R 48–1 (abs 1)
O 0–0
64 2025-05-01 HB-7213 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 7:15 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING ACCESS TO REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH CARE. To protect patients' access to reproductive health care. Introduced by: Public Health Committee
Y 55–88
(8 not voting)
D 9–86 (abs 6)
R 46–2 (abs 2)
O 0–0
65 2025-05-01 HB-7213 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING ACCESS TO REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH CARE. To protect patients' access to reproductive health care. Introduced by: Public Health Committee
N 117–27
(7 not voting)
D 92–4 (abs 5)
R 25–23 (abs 2)
O 0–0
66 2025-05-07 HJR-96 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:41 a.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF AILEEN K. KEAYS OF FARMINGTON TO BE A MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF PARDONS AND PAROLES. Introduced by: Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.
N 88–55
(8 not voting)
D 88–8 (abs 5)
R 0–47 (abs 3)
O 0–0
67 2025-05-07 HJR-95 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:50 a.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF ALEX TSARKOV OF HARTFORD TO BE A MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF PARDONS AND PAROLES. Introduced by: Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.
N 115–24
(12 not voting)
D 92–0 (abs 9)
R 23–24 (abs 3)
O 0–0
68 2025-05-07 HR-15 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:05 p.m.
RESOLUTION PROPOSING APPROVAL OF A COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENT BETWEEN CHARTER OAK STATE COLLEGE AND THE CONGRESS OF CONNECTICUT COMMUNITY COLLEGES, SEIU LOCAL 1973. Introduced by: Rep. Matthew Ritter, 1st Dist.Rep. Jason Rojas, 9th Dist.
Y 109–34
(8 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 5)
R 13–34 (abs 3)
O 0–0
69 2025-05-07 HB-6907 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 1:41 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE USE OF QUOTAS BY WAREHOUSE DISTRIBUTION CENTERS. To create restrictions on certain quotas used by warehouse distribution centers and protections for warehouse workers against such quotas. Introduced by: Labor and Public Employees Committee
Y 48–97
(6 not voting)
D 1–97 (abs 3)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
70 2025-05-07 HB-6907 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 1:56 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE USE OF QUOTAS BY WAREHOUSE DISTRIBUTION CENTERS. To create restrictions on certain quotas used by warehouse distribution centers and protections for warehouse workers against such quotas. Introduced by: Labor and Public Employees Committee
Y 47–99
(5 not voting)
D 0–98 (abs 3)
R 47–1 (abs 2)
O 0–0
71 2025-05-07 HB-6907 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2:19 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE USE OF QUOTAS BY WAREHOUSE DISTRIBUTION CENTERS. To create restrictions on certain quotas used by warehouse distribution centers and protections for warehouse workers against such quotas. Introduced by: Labor and Public Employees Committee
Y 47–101
(3 not voting)
D 0–100 (abs 1)
R 47–1 (abs 2)
O 0–0
72 2025-05-07 HB-6907 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE USE OF QUOTAS BY WAREHOUSE DISTRIBUTION CENTERS. To create restrictions on certain quotas used by warehouse distribution centers and protections for warehouse workers against such quotas. Introduced by: Labor and Public Employees Committee
N 97–48
(6 not voting)
D 96–2 (abs 3)
R 1–46 (abs 3)
O 0–0
73 2025-05-07 HB-6897 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:25 p.m.
AN ACT EXTENDING THE SUNSET DATE FOR PERSONAL RISK INSURANCE RATE FILINGS. To extend the sunset date for personal risk insurance rate filings. Introduced by: Insurance and Real Estate Committee
Y 144–1
(6 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 46–1 (abs 3)
O 0–0
74 2025-05-07 SB-1426 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:31 p.m.
AN ACT MAKING CHANGES TO THE FIREFIGHTERS CANCER RELIEF PROGRAM.
Y 144–0
(7 not voting)
D 97–0 (abs 4)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
75 2025-05-08 SB-1404 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING CONFORMING ADJUSTMENTS TO SUPPORT THE TRANSITION TO A RELEASED-BASED CLEANUP PROGRAM. To establish a transition period from the Transfer Act to regulations that provide for release-based cleanup remediation standards. Introduced by: Commerce Committee
Y 140–0
(11 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 8)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
76 2025-05-08 HB-5008 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:42 p.m.
AN ACT ESTABLISHING THE CONNECTICUT-PUERTO RICO TRADE COMMISSION. To establish a Connecticut-Puerto Rico Trade Commission. Introduced by: Commerce Committee
Y 141–0
(10 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 7)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
77 2025-05-08 HB-5015 AS AMENDED
AN ACT AUTHORIZING SPIN-OFF COMPANIES FOR EMPLOYEES OF THE CONNECTICUT AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION. To place employees of the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station on the same footing as similar employees of The University of Connecticut when it comes to spin-off companies from inventions or discoveries made by such employees. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 141–0
(10 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 7)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
78 2025-05-08 HB-6908 AS AMENDED
AN ACT REQUIRING A STUDY OF COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS USED BY PUBLIC SAFETY PERSONNEL AND ESTABLISHING A WORKING GROUP TO STUDY THE CONSOLIDATION OF PUBLIC SAFETY ANSWERING POINTS.
N 97–45
(9 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 6)
R 2–45 (abs 3)
O 0–0
79 2025-05-08 HB-6771 AS AMENDED
AN ACT ESTABLISHING AN ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE AND DEMENTIA TASK FORCE, REQUIRING HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE FOR BIOMARKER TESTING AND CONCERNING TRANSFERS AND DISCHARGES IN RESIDENTIAL CARE HOMES, TUITION WAIVERS FOR NURSING HOME RESIDENTS WHO TAKE COURSES AT REGIONAL COMMUNITY-TECHNICAL COLLEGES AND CLOSURES AND EVACUATIONS OF RESIDENTIAL CARE HOMES AND NURSING HOMES.
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
80 2025-05-08 HB-6995 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE CHARTER OF THE METROPOLITAN DISTRICT OF HARTFORD COUNTY. To make changes to certain reporting requirements pertaining to the Metropolitan District of Hartford County and authorize any town, subject to certain conditions, to be incorporated into said district. Introduced by: Planning and Development Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
81 2025-05-08 HB-6957 AS AMENDED
Resolution Act
N 134–9
(8 not voting)
D 94–2 (abs 5)
R 40–7 (abs 3)
O 0–0
82 2025-05-08 HB-6913 AS AMENDED
AN ACT PROHIBITING LONG-TERM CARE FACILITIES FROM DISCRIMINATING AGAINST LONG-TERM CARE FACILITY RESIDENTS.
Y 124–19
(8 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 5)
R 28–19 (abs 3)
O 0–0
83 2025-05-08 HB-7132 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8:25 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING NON-SAFETY-RELATED TRAFFIC STOPS, DRIVING WHILE CONSUMING CANNABIS AND EXCESSIVE RECKLESS DRIVING. To clarify and amend certain statutes for traffic stops concerning properly displaying a number plate, lamps and illuminating devices, windshields and registration. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 63–79
(9 not voting)
D 17–78 (abs 6)
R 46–1 (abs 3)
O 0–0
84 2025-05-08 HB-7132 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING NON-SAFETY-RELATED TRAFFIC STOPS, DRIVING WHILE CONSUMING CANNABIS AND EXCESSIVE RECKLESS DRIVING. To clarify and amend certain statutes for traffic stops concerning properly displaying a number plate, lamps and illuminating devices, windshields and registration. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 143–0
(8 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 5)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
85 2025-05-08 HB-6842 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8:34 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE MINIMUM FAIR WAGE AND PERSONS EMPLOYED AT CANNABIS ESTABLISHMENTS. To clarify that persons employed at cannabis establishments are to be paid the minimum fair wage. Introduced by: Labor and Public Employees Committee
Y 131–12
(8 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 5)
R 35–12 (abs 3)
O 0–0
86 2025-05-08 HB-5605 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8:38 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING MINOR REVISIONS TO THE WORKERS' COMPENSATION ACT. To remove obsolete language from the Workers' Compensation Act. Introduced by: Labor and Public Employees Committee
Y 141–0
(10 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 7)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
87 2025-05-08 HB-6990 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE SEIZURE AND FORFEITURE OF VIRTUAL CURRENCY AND VIRTUAL CURRENCY WALLETS. To specify that digital wallets and virtual currency are included in the term "property" as such term is used in various statutes concerning the seizure and forfeiture of property. Introduced by: Banking Committee
Y 140–0
(11 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 8)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
88 2025-05-13 HB-7009 AS AMENDED
Resolution Act
N 128–20
(3 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 29–20 (abs 1)
O 0–0
89 2025-05-13 SB-1286 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2:55 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE LEGISLATIVE COMMISSIONERS' RECOMMENDATIONS FOR TECHNICAL REVISIONS TO THE EDUCATION AND EARLY CHILDHOOD STATUTES. To make technical revisions to the education and early childhood statutes. Introduced by: Education Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
90 2025-05-13 SB-1282 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:06 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE MINIMUM QUARANTINE FOR CERTAIN DOGS AND CATS EXPOSED TO RABIES. To reduce the minimum quarantine time from six to four months for dogs, cats and other animals that have been attacked and that may have been exposed to rabies. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
91 2025-05-13 HB-5012 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:17 p.m.
AN ACT PROHIBITING THE PRACTICE OF SHARK FINNING. To prohibit the practice of shark finning. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
92 2025-05-13 HB-5013 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:25 p.m.
AN ACT ADDING CERTAIN PLANTS TO THE INVASIVE PLANTS LIST. To prohibit the sale, use and distribution of certain invasive plants in the state. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
93 2025-05-13 HB-6248 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:54 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE PENALTY FOR ILLEGALLY TAKING STRIPED BASS. To restore the population of striped bass in the lower Housatonic River. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 138–9
(4 not voting)
D 94–4 (abs 3)
R 44–5 (abs 1)
O 0–0
94 2025-05-13 HB-6849 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:01 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE LEGISLATIVE COMMISSIONERS' RECOMMENDATIONS FOR MINOR AND TECHNICAL REVISIONS TO THE GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATION AND ELECTIONS STATUTES. To make minor and technical revisions to the government administration and elections statutes. Introduced by: Government Administration and Elections Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
95 2025-05-13 HB-6894 AS AMENDED
AN ACT ESTABLISHING AN INTERAGENCY COUNCIL ON HOMELESSNESS. To establish an interagency council on homelessness. Introduced by: Housing Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
96 2025-05-13 HB-7136 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:31 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE REVISOR'S TECHNICAL REVISIONS TO THE GENERAL STATUTES. To make various technical changes concerning grammar, clarity, accuracy of internal references and consistency in the general statutes. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
97 2025-05-13 HB-7064 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:38 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING REVISIONS TO THE VALIDATING ACT. To remove references to instruments recorded after January 1, 1997. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
98 2025-05-13 HB-6970 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 5:17 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING ADOPTION OF AMENDMENTS TO THE UNIFORM COMMERCIAL CODE. To implement the recommendations of the Uniform Law Commission concerning the adoption of amendments to the Uniform Commercial Code. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
N 144–3
(4 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 46–3 (abs 1)
O 0–0
99 2025-05-13 HB-6971 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 5:28 p.m.
AN ACT ADOPTING THE CONNECTICUT UNIFORM MEDIATION ACT. To adopt the Connecticut Uniform Mediation Act. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
100 2025-05-13 HB-5730 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING STAGGERED TERMS FOR MEMBERS OF THE TWO-GENERATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD. To ensure access to new members while maintaining a significant level of continuity in board work. Introduced by: Human Services Committee
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 97–0 (abs 4)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
101 2025-05-13 HB-7201 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 5:51 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING A SUPPLEMENTAL PARAMEDIC. To permit the Commissioner of Public Health to issue a certificate of authorization for a supplemental paramedic to the UConn emergency medical service organization. Introduced by: Public Safety and Security Committee
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
102 2025-05-13 HB-6852 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 5:59 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE WAIVER OF CERTAIN CRIMINAL HISTORY RECORDS CHECK FEES FOR AN INDIGENT PERSON SEEKING A PARDON. To allow the waiver of certain criminal history records check fees for an indigent person who is seeking a pardon. Introduced by: Public Safety and Security Committee
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
103 2025-05-13 HB-7242 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 6:23 p.m.
AN ACT STUDYING EFFORTS TO INCREASE VOTER PARTICIPATION AND AUTHORIZING MUNICIPAL PILOT PROGRAMS TO PROMOTE SUCH EFFORTS.
Y 47–99
(5 not voting)
D 0–98 (abs 3)
R 47–1 (abs 2)
O 0–0
104 2025-05-13 HB-7242 AS AMENDED
AN ACT STUDYING EFFORTS TO INCREASE VOTER PARTICIPATION AND AUTHORIZING MUNICIPAL PILOT PROGRAMS TO PROMOTE SUCH EFFORTS.
N 99–46
(6 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 1–46 (abs 3)
O 0–0
105 2025-05-13 HB-6883 AS AMENDED
AN ACT PROTECTING THE LOCATION OF HOUSING FOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND SEXUAL ASSAULT VICTIMS.
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
106 2025-05-13 HB-6981 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING ELECTRONIC POSTING OF CERTAIN DOCUMENTS BY INSURERS, NONRENEWAL OR CANCELLATION OF PROPERTY AND CASUALTY INSURANCE POLICIES, FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANKS AND THE INSURERS REHABILITATION AND LIQUIDATION ACT, HYPOTHECATION OF ASSETS AND SURPLUS LINES INSURANCE.
Y 131–13
(7 not voting)
D 84–13 (abs 4)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
107 2025-05-13 HB-6222 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE TAKING OF EASTERN OYSTERS AND INVASIVE AQUATIC SPECIES. To support and expand aquaculture in the state. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 144–0
(7 not voting)
D 97–0 (abs 4)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
108 2025-05-14 HB-6857 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE ATTORNEY GENERAL'S RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING SOCIAL MEDIA AND MINORS.
N 121–26
(4 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 22–26 (abs 2)
O 0–0
109 2025-05-14 HB-7043 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:11 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING FOSTER CARE MAINTENANCE PAYMENTS. To require the Commissioner of Children and Families to submit a report concerning foster care maintenance payments provided by the Department of Children and Families to foster parents in the state. Introduced by: Committee on Children
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 97–0 (abs 4)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
110 2025-05-14 HB-6841 AS AMENDED
AN ACT ESTABLISHING A WORKING GROUP TO STUDY METHODS AND PROGRAMS FOR REDUCING RATES OF POVERTY. To establish a universal basic income pilot program and require the Commissioner of Social Services to convene a working group to study the state-wide implementation of a universal basic income program. Introduced by: Committee on Children
N 110–37
(4 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 11–37 (abs 2)
O 0–0
111 2025-05-14 HB-7182 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING ENTERTAINMENT EVENT TICKETS.
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
112 2025-05-14 HB-7139 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE DUTIES OF STATE MARSHALS AND THE ACTIVITIES UNDERTAKEN BY THE STATE MARSHAL COMMISSION AND THE STATE MARSHALS ADVISORY BOARD.
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
113 2025-05-14 HB-7082 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 6:13 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING VARIOUS REVISIONS TO THE MONEY TRANSMISSION STATUTES, STATE PAYMENTS AND INVESTMENTS IN VIRTUAL CURRENCY AND MINORS' MONEY SHARING APPLICATION ACCOUNTS.
N 105–42
(4 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 6–42 (abs 2)
O 0–0
114 2025-05-14 HB-7082 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING VARIOUS REVISIONS TO THE MONEY TRANSMISSION STATUTES, STATE PAYMENTS AND INVESTMENTS IN VIRTUAL CURRENCY AND MINORS' MONEY SHARING APPLICATION ACCOUNTS.
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
115 2025-05-14 HB-6183 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE APPOINTMENT OF THE CHILD ADVOCATE. To modify the appointment process for the Child Advocate. Introduced by: Committee on Children
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
116 2025-05-14 HB-7248 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 7:16 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING WELL WATER QUALITY.
Y 54–93
(4 not voting)
D 6–93 (abs 2)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
117 2025-05-14 HB-7248 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING WELL WATER QUALITY.
N 101–46
(4 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 2–46 (abs 2)
O 0–0
118 2025-05-14 HB-6477 AS AMENDED
AN ACT REQUIRING A PLAN FOR THE TRANSLATION AND REVIEW OF FORMS AND APPLICATIONS REQUIRED TO ACCESS STATE AGENCY SERVICES OR BENEFITS BY LIMITED-ENGLISH PROFICIENT INDIVIDUALS.
N 100–46
(5 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 2–46 (abs 2)
O 0–0
119 2025-05-14 HB-7053 AS AMENDED
AN ACT ESTABLISHING A WORKING GROUP TO DEVELOP UNIFORM STATUTORY DEFINITIONS OF "FIRST RESPONDER" AND "ESSENTIAL WORKER". To establish a working group to develop uniform statutory definitions of "first responder" and "essential worker". Introduced by: Public Safety and Security Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
120 2025-05-14 HB-7056 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 9:13 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING FIREARM PERMITS AND TRANSFERS.
Y 144–3
(4 not voting)
D 96–3 (abs 2)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
121 2025-05-15 HB-6918 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 10:40 a.m.
AN ACT PROHIBITING FIRST COUSIN MARRIAGE. To prohibit marriage between first cousins. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 139–0
(12 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 8)
R 46–0 (abs 4)
O 0–0
122 2025-05-15 HB-7236 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:33 a.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING HUMAN TRAFFICKING AND SEXUAL ASSAULT VICTIMS.
Y 139–4
(8 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 6)
R 44–4 (abs 2)
O 0–0
123 2025-05-15 HB-7158 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE SECURE TRANSMISSION OF MINOR PATIENT SAFETY PLANS TO SCHOOLS BY HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS.
N 105–42
(4 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 7–42 (abs 1)
O 0–0
124 2025-05-15 SB-1234 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 1:52 p.m.
AN ACT PROHIBITING LIBRARIES FROM AGREEING TO CERTAIN TERMS IN ELECTRONIC BOOK AND DIGITAL AUDIOBOOK LICENSE AGREEMENTS OR CONTRACTS. To prohibit libraries in the state from entering into contracts or license agreements with publishers of electronic books and digital audiobooks that contain certain restrictions. Introduced by: Government Administration and Elections Committee
Y 48–97
(6 not voting)
D 0–96 (abs 5)
R 48–1 (abs 1)
O 0–0
125 2025-05-15 SB-1234 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2:12 p.m.
AN ACT PROHIBITING LIBRARIES FROM AGREEING TO CERTAIN TERMS IN ELECTRONIC BOOK AND DIGITAL AUDIOBOOK LICENSE AGREEMENTS OR CONTRACTS. To prohibit libraries in the state from entering into contracts or license agreements with publishers of electronic books and digital audiobooks that contain certain restrictions. Introduced by: Government Administration and Elections Committee
Y 47–97
(7 not voting)
D 0–96 (abs 5)
R 47–1 (abs 2)
O 0–0
126 2025-05-15 SB-1234 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:02 p.m.
AN ACT PROHIBITING LIBRARIES FROM AGREEING TO CERTAIN TERMS IN ELECTRONIC BOOK AND DIGITAL AUDIOBOOK LICENSE AGREEMENTS OR CONTRACTS. To prohibit libraries in the state from entering into contracts or license agreements with publishers of electronic books and digital audiobooks that contain certain restrictions. Introduced by: Government Administration and Elections Committee
Y 46–98
(7 not voting)
D 0–97 (abs 4)
R 46–1 (abs 3)
O 0–0
127 2025-05-15 SB-1234 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:19 p.m.
AN ACT PROHIBITING LIBRARIES FROM AGREEING TO CERTAIN TERMS IN ELECTRONIC BOOK AND DIGITAL AUDIOBOOK LICENSE AGREEMENTS OR CONTRACTS. To prohibit libraries in the state from entering into contracts or license agreements with publishers of electronic books and digital audiobooks that contain certain restrictions. Introduced by: Government Administration and Elections Committee
Y 46–97
(8 not voting)
D 0–96 (abs 5)
R 46–1 (abs 3)
O 0–0
128 2025-05-15 SB-1234 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:35 p.m.
AN ACT PROHIBITING LIBRARIES FROM AGREEING TO CERTAIN TERMS IN ELECTRONIC BOOK AND DIGITAL AUDIOBOOK LICENSE AGREEMENTS OR CONTRACTS. To prohibit libraries in the state from entering into contracts or license agreements with publishers of electronic books and digital audiobooks that contain certain restrictions. Introduced by: Government Administration and Elections Committee
Y 46–98
(7 not voting)
D 0–97 (abs 4)
R 46–1 (abs 3)
O 0–0
129 2025-05-15 SB-1234 AS AMENDED
AN ACT PROHIBITING LIBRARIES FROM AGREEING TO CERTAIN TERMS IN ELECTRONIC BOOK AND DIGITAL AUDIOBOOK LICENSE AGREEMENTS OR CONTRACTS. To prohibit libraries in the state from entering into contracts or license agreements with publishers of electronic books and digital audiobooks that contain certain restrictions. Introduced by: Government Administration and Elections Committee
N 106–38
(7 not voting)
D 97–0 (abs 4)
R 9–38 (abs 3)
O 0–0
130 2025-05-19 HB-6073 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE PROCESS AND TIMELINE FOR THE REVIEW OF EXISTING REGULATIONS OF CONNECTICUT STATE AGENCIES AND THE REPORTING OF IMPLEMENTATION OF CERTAIN CONSULTANT STUDY RECOMMENDATIONS.
Y 120–11
(20 not voting)
D 85–2 (abs 14)
R 35–9 (abs 6)
O 0–0
131 2025-05-19 HB-6863 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING DEFICIENCY APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 2025, AND COMPENSATION PAID TO INJURED EMPLOYEES AND THE PARENTS OF A DECEASED EMPLOYEE UNDER THE WORKERS' COMPENSATION ACT. To implement the Governor's budget recommendations. Introduced by: REQUEST OF THE GOVERNOR PURSUANT TO JOINT RULE 9
N 98–46
(7 not voting)
D 97–0 (abs 4)
R 1–46 (abs 3)
O 0–0
132 2025-05-19 HJR-87 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:27 p.m.
RESOLUTION VACATING THE DECISION OF THE CLAIMS COMMISSIONER TO DISMISS THE CLAIM AGAINST THE STATE OF DWIGHT OTIS AND REMANDING THE CLAIM TO THE CLAIMS COMMISSIONER FOR A HEARING ON THE MERITS. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 144–0
(7 not voting)
D 97–0 (abs 4)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
133 2025-05-19 HJR-69 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:33 p.m.
RESOLUTION ACCEPTING THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE CLAIMS COMMISSIONER TO GRANT AN AWARD TO HEATHER ROBILLARD ON HER CLAIM AGAINST THE STATE. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 144–0
(7 not voting)
D 97–0 (abs 4)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
134 2025-05-19 HJR-86 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:37 p.m.
RESOLUTION VACATING THE DECISION OF THE CLAIMS COMMISSIONER TO DISMISS THE CLAIM AGAINST THE STATE OF MELISSA STEINHILPER, ADMINISTRATRIX OF THE ESTATE OF AMANDA MONINGTON AND REMANDING THE CLAIM TO THE CLAIMS COMMISSIONER FOR A HEARING ON THE MERITS. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 144–0
(7 not voting)
D 97–0 (abs 4)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
135 2025-05-19 HJR-88 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:42 p.m.
RESOLUTION GRANTING THE CLAIMS COMMISSIONER AN EXTENSION OF TIME TO DISPOSE OF CERTAIN CLAIMS AGAINST THE STATE. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 144–0
(7 not voting)
D 97–0 (abs 4)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
136 2025-05-19 HJR-89 AS AMENDED
RESOLUTION GRANTING CAROLINE SKUDLAREK, EXECUTRIX OF THE ESTATE OF ALFONS SKUDLAREK, PERMISSION TO SUE THE STATE. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 144–0
(7 not voting)
D 97–0 (abs 4)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
137 2025-05-19 HB-7251 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE RESOLUTION OF CLAIMS FOR WRONGFUL INCARCERATION BY THE CLAIMS COMMISSIONER.
Y 143–0
(8 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 5)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
138 2025-05-19 HB-7103 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE KATIE BECKETT WORKING GROUP RECOMMENDATIONS. To increase access to the Katie Beckett Medicaid waiver program for children with complex, severe illnesses or conditions. Introduced by: Human Services Committee
Y 143–0
(8 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 5)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
139 2025-05-19 HB-6040 AS AMENDED
AN ACT ESTABLISHING THE STATE HISTORICAL COMMISSION AND REQUIRING THE COMMISSION TO DEVELOP A PROCESS FOR ADDING STATUES TO THE STATE CAPITOL.
N 95–45
(11 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 6)
R 0–45 (abs 5)
O 0–0
140 2025-05-19 HB-7065 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 6:54 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE DECRIMINALIZATION OF POSSESSION OF SMALL AMOUNTS OF PSILOCYBIN. To decriminalize the possession of small amounts of psilocybin. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 44–96
(11 not voting)
D 0–95 (abs 6)
R 44–1 (abs 5)
O 0–0
141 2025-05-19 HB-7065 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 7:12 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE DECRIMINALIZATION OF POSSESSION OF SMALL AMOUNTS OF PSILOCYBIN. To decriminalize the possession of small amounts of psilocybin. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 44–96
(11 not voting)
D 0–95 (abs 6)
R 44–1 (abs 5)
O 0–0
142 2025-05-19 HB-7065 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 7:22 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE DECRIMINALIZATION OF POSSESSION OF SMALL AMOUNTS OF PSILOCYBIN. To decriminalize the possession of small amounts of psilocybin. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 44–96
(11 not voting)
D 0–95 (abs 6)
R 44–1 (abs 5)
O 0–0
143 2025-05-19 HB-7065 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 7:55 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE DECRIMINALIZATION OF POSSESSION OF SMALL AMOUNTS OF PSILOCYBIN. To decriminalize the possession of small amounts of psilocybin. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 47–96
(8 not voting)
D 2–95 (abs 4)
R 45–1 (abs 4)
O 0–0
144 2025-05-19 HB-7065 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8:11 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE DECRIMINALIZATION OF POSSESSION OF SMALL AMOUNTS OF PSILOCYBIN. To decriminalize the possession of small amounts of psilocybin. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 43–100
(8 not voting)
D 0–97 (abs 4)
R 43–3 (abs 4)
O 0–0
145 2025-05-19 HB-7065 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 9:18 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE DECRIMINALIZATION OF POSSESSION OF SMALL AMOUNTS OF PSILOCYBIN. To decriminalize the possession of small amounts of psilocybin. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
N 74–65
(12 not voting)
D 72–21 (abs 8)
R 2–44 (abs 4)
O 0–0
146 2025-05-20 HB-7267 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:26 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE FISCAL ACCOUNTABILITY REPORT. To amend the fiscal accountability report to include estimated changes to nonfixed costs and eliminate the analysis of possible uses of surplus funds. Introduced by: Finance, Revenue and Bonding Committee
Y 136–0
(15 not voting)
D 91–0 (abs 10)
R 45–0 (abs 5)
O 0–0
147 2025-05-20 SB-1412 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:15 p.m.
AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE NORWALK CONSERVATORY OF THE ARTS TO CONFER DEGREES. To authorize the Norwalk Conservatory of the Arts to confer degrees pursuant to section 10a-34 of the general statutes. Introduced by: Higher Education and Employment Advancement Committee
Y 144–0
(7 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 5)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
148 2025-05-20 SB-1424 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:22 p.m.
AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR ASTRONAUTICAL SCIENCES TO CONFER DEGREES. To authorize the International Institute for Astronautical Sciences to confer degrees. Introduced by: Higher Education and Employment Advancement Committee
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 97–0 (abs 4)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
149 2025-05-20 HR-17 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:45 p.m.
RESOLUTION PROPOSING APPROVAL OF AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT AND THE CONNECTICUT STATE POLICE UNION (NP-1). Introduced by: Rep. Matthew Ritter, 1st Dist.Rep. Jason Rojas, 9th Dist.
N 134–12
(5 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 36–12 (abs 2)
O 0–0
150 2025-05-20 HB-6250 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE LEVELS OF STAFFING FOR ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION OFFICERS. To provide for a full staff of environmental conservation officers necessary for the enforcement of environmental regulations. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
151 2025-05-20 HB-6868 AS AMENDED
AN ACT ENHANCING ENVIRONMENTAL PERMITTING PREDICTABILITY. To implement the Governor's budget recommendations. Introduced by: REQUEST OF THE GOVERNOR PURSUANT TO JOINT RULE 9
Y 144–3
(4 not voting)
D 98–1 (abs 2)
R 46–2 (abs 2)
O 0–0
152 2025-05-20 HB-7035 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 5:25 p.m.
AN ACT PROHIBITING A MUNICIPALITY FROM IMPLEMENTING A BAN ON MULTIFAMILY HOUSING DEVELOPMENT. To prohibit any municipality from implementing a ban on the development of multifamily housing. Introduced by: Housing Committee
Y 46–99
(6 not voting)
D 0–97 (abs 4)
R 46–2 (abs 2)
O 0–0
153 2025-05-20 HB-7035 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 5:58 p.m.
AN ACT PROHIBITING A MUNICIPALITY FROM IMPLEMENTING A BAN ON MULTIFAMILY HOUSING DEVELOPMENT. To prohibit any municipality from implementing a ban on the development of multifamily housing. Introduced by: Housing Committee
Y 48–99
(4 not voting)
D 0–98 (abs 3)
R 48–1 (abs 1)
O 0–0
154 2025-05-20 HB-7035 AS AMENDED
AN ACT PROHIBITING A MUNICIPALITY FROM IMPLEMENTING A BAN ON MULTIFAMILY HOUSING DEVELOPMENT. To prohibit any municipality from implementing a ban on the development of multifamily housing. Introduced by: Housing Committee
N 94–54
(3 not voting)
D 93–6 (abs 2)
R 1–48 (abs 1)
O 0–0
155 2025-05-20 HB-5019 AS AMENDED
AN ACT ESTABLISHING EXTENDED PRODUCER RESPONSIBILITY FOR CONSUMER BATTERIES. To establish an extended producer responsibility program for consumer batteries sold and distributed in the state. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
156 2025-05-20 HB-7255 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING JUDICIAL BRANCH OPERATIONS AND PROCEDURES AND THE DUTIES OF JUDICIAL BRANCH PERSONNEL.
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 97–0 (abs 4)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
157 2025-05-20 HB-7210 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 7:37 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING HALFWAY HOUSES AND OTHER RESIDENTIAL FACILITIES OPERATED ON BEHALF OF THE DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION OR THE BOARD OF PARDONS AND PAROLES.
N 99–47
(5 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 1–47 (abs 2)
O 0–0
158 2025-05-20 HB-7210 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING HALFWAY HOUSES AND OTHER RESIDENTIAL FACILITIES OPERATED ON BEHALF OF THE DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION OR THE BOARD OF PARDONS AND PAROLES.
N 100–46
(5 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 1–46 (abs 3)
O 0–0
159 2025-05-20 HB-7106 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING WHEELCHAIR REPAIR REQUIREMENTS. To implement the recommendations of an advisory council on wheelchair repair concerning timely repair of wheelchairs and mobility scooters. Introduced by: Human Services Committee
Y 141–5
(5 not voting)
D 97–2 (abs 2)
R 44–3 (abs 3)
O 0–0
160 2025-05-20 HB-7214 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING MATERNAL HEALTH. To (1) establish a task force to study perinatal mental health care, (2) establish a report card for birth centers and hospitals providing maternity care, and (3) require the Commissioner of Public Health to convene an advisory committee to study doula-friendly practices in hospitals. Introduced by: Public Health Committee
Y 138–3
(10 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 6)
R 43–3 (abs 4)
O 0–0
161 2025-05-21 HB-7259 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:40 a.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING REVISIONS TO VARIOUS STATUTES CONCERNING CRIMINAL JUSTICE.
N 90–49
(12 not voting)
D 90–2 (abs 9)
R 0–47 (abs 3)
O 0–0
162 2025-05-21 HB-7259 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 1:04 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING REVISIONS TO VARIOUS STATUTES CONCERNING CRIMINAL JUSTICE.
Y 48–97
(6 not voting)
D 0–96 (abs 5)
R 48–1 (abs 1)
O 0–0
163 2025-05-21 HB-7259 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 1:10 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING REVISIONS TO VARIOUS STATUTES CONCERNING CRIMINAL JUSTICE.
Y 48–97
(6 not voting)
D 0–96 (abs 5)
R 48–1 (abs 1)
O 0–0
164 2025-05-21 HB-7259 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 1:35 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING REVISIONS TO VARIOUS STATUTES CONCERNING CRIMINAL JUSTICE.
Y 48–98
(5 not voting)
D 0–97 (abs 4)
R 48–1 (abs 1)
O 0–0
165 2025-05-21 HB-7259 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2:45 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING REVISIONS TO VARIOUS STATUTES CONCERNING CRIMINAL JUSTICE.
Y 48–97
(6 not voting)
D 0–96 (abs 5)
R 48–1 (abs 1)
O 0–0
166 2025-05-21 HB-7259 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:13 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING REVISIONS TO VARIOUS STATUTES CONCERNING CRIMINAL JUSTICE.
Y 59–86
(6 not voting)
D 11–85 (abs 5)
R 48–1 (abs 1)
O 0–0
167 2025-05-21 HB-7259 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:34 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING REVISIONS TO VARIOUS STATUTES CONCERNING CRIMINAL JUSTICE.
Y 50–95
(6 not voting)
D 2–94 (abs 5)
R 48–1 (abs 1)
O 0–0
168 2025-05-21 HB-7259 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:26 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING REVISIONS TO VARIOUS STATUTES CONCERNING CRIMINAL JUSTICE.
Y 57–89
(5 not voting)
D 9–88 (abs 4)
R 48–1 (abs 1)
O 0–0
169 2025-05-21 HB-7259 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING REVISIONS TO VARIOUS STATUTES CONCERNING CRIMINAL JUSTICE.
N 96–51
(4 not voting)
D 95–3 (abs 3)
R 1–48 (abs 1)
O 0–0
170 2025-05-21 HB-7041 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE COMPOSITION OF THE JUDICIAL SELECTION COMMISSION AND DECISIONS RENDERED BY SAID COMMISSION. To revise statutory provisions concerning: (1) The composition of the Judicial Selection Commission, and (2) certain internal operational procedures concerning decisions issued by said commission. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
171 2025-05-22 SB-1405 AS AMENDED
AN ACT MODIFYING CAMPAIGN FINANCE LAWS AND THE POWERS OF THE STATE ELECTIONS ENFORCEMENT COMMISSION.
Y 92–46
(13 not voting)
D 45–46 (abs 10)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
172 2025-05-22 SB-721 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2:02 p.m.
AN ACT DESIGNATING NATIONAL WOMEN VETERANS RECOGNITION DAY. To designate National Women Veterans Recognition Day. Introduced by: Veterans' and Military Affairs Committee
Y 146–2
(3 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 47–2 (abs 1)
O 0–0
173 2025-05-22 SB-1367 AS AMENDED
AN ACT PROHIBITING A BAIL BONDSMAN OR AGENT FROM APPREHENDING A PRINCIPAL ON A BOND ON THE PREMISES, GROUNDS OR CAMPUS OF ANY HEALTH CARE FACILITY, SCHOOL, INSTITUTION OF HIGHER EDUCATION OR HOUSE OF WORSHIP.
N 93–55
(3 not voting)
D 92–7 (abs 2)
R 1–48 (abs 1)
O 0–0
174 2025-05-22 HB-7156 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2:47 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE DEPARTMENT OF DEVELOPMENTAL SERVICES' RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING VARIOUS REVISIONS TO DEVELOPMENTAL SERVICES STATUTES. To implement various revisions to developmental services statutes. Introduced by: Public Health Committee
Y 147–1
(3 not voting)
D 98–1 (abs 2)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
175 2025-05-22 SB-1379 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2:57 p.m.
AN ACT CONFIRMING AND ADOPTING VOLUMES 1 TO 13, INCLUSIVE, OF THE GENERAL STATUTES REVISED TO JANUARY 1, 2025. To confirm and adopt the general statutes, revised to January 1, 2025. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
176 2025-05-22 HB-7045 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:06 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE LEGISLATIVE COMMISSIONERS' RECOMMENDATIONS FOR MINOR AND TECHNICAL REVISIONS TO STATUTES CONCERNING LABOR. To make minor and technical revisions to statutes concerning labor. Introduced by: Labor and Public Employees Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
177 2025-05-22 SB-1506 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING RACIAL AND ETHNIC IMPACT STATEMENTS. To provide for (1) the development of procedures for requesting and preparing racial and ethnic impact statements for certain bills before the General Assembly, and (2) access to information for the purpose of preparing such statements. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 141–6
(4 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 43–6 (abs 1)
O 0–0
178 2025-05-22 SB-1284 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:32 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE ILLEGAL USE OF CERTAIN VEHICLES AND STREET TAKEOVERS.
Y 48–100
(3 not voting)
D 0–99 (abs 2)
R 48–1 (abs 1)
O 0–0
179 2025-05-22 SB-1114 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 5:13 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE LEGISLATIVE COMMISSIONERS' RECOMMENDATIONS FOR TECHNICAL REVISIONS TO THE HIGHER EDUCATION STATUTES. To make technical revisions to the higher education statutes. Introduced by: Higher Education and Employment Advancement Committee
Y 146–2
(3 not voting)
D 97–2 (abs 2)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
180 2025-05-22 SB-1297 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 6:19 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING MINOR REVISIONS TO THE HIGHER EDUCATION STATUTES CONCERNING THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE CONNECTICUT STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE AND THE BOARD OF REGENTS FOR HIGHER EDUCATION.
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 97–0 (abs 4)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
181 2025-05-22 HB-7108 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING AUTISM AND INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY SERVICES AND ABUSE AND NEGLECT INVESTIGATIONS. To consider expanded eligibility criteria and require greater transparency regarding abuse, neglect and death investigations and use of state appropriations. Introduced by: Human Services Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
182 2025-05-22 SB-1317 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 6:55 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING LIENS FOR VIOLATIONS OF THE HOUSING CODE. To specify that any unpaid penalty for a housing code violation or violation of public place ordinance shall constitute a lien upon the real estate against which the penalty was imposed from the date of such penalty. Introduced by: Planning and Development Committee
N 125–22
(4 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 27–22 (abs 1)
O 0–0
183 2025-05-22 HB-6844 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING MUNICIPAL PENSION AND RETIREMENT SYSTEMS. To prohibit a municipal or special taxing district pension system from diminishing or eliminating rights and benefits granted to a retiree under a pension or retirement system due to such retiree receiving permanent partial disability benefits. Introduced by: Labor and Public Employees Committee
N 100–46
(5 not voting)
D 97–0 (abs 4)
R 3–46 (abs 1)
O 0–0
184 2025-05-22 HB-7162 AS AMENDED
AN ACT REFORMING THE MOTOR VEHICLE TOWING STATUTES. To reform motor vehicle towing statutes, provide protections for motor vehicle owners whose vehicles are towed and establish a consumer bill of rights regarding towing. Introduced by: Transportation Committee
Y 126–21
(4 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 28–21 (abs 1)
O 0–0
185 2025-05-22 HB-7153 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE PORT EASTSIDE INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT IN THE TOWN OF EAST HARTFORD AND THE PARK CITY LANDING INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT IN THE CITY OF BRIDGEPORT. To allow for the establishment of the Port Eastside Infrastructure Improvement District. Introduced by: Planning and Development Committee
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 97–0 (abs 4)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
186 2025-05-22 HB-5425 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING RAILWAYS AND ALCOHOLIC LIQUOR. To amend the Liquor Control Act by (1) defining "heritage railway", (2) establishing a short-term heritage railway cafe permit, and (3) establishing a reduced fee for cafe permits issued to heritage railways. Introduced by: General Law Committee
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 97–0 (abs 4)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
187 2025-05-27 HB-5002 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:36 a.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING HOUSING AND THE NEEDS OF HOMELESS PERSONS. To lower housing costs, increase housing options and better support homeless persons. Introduced by: Housing Committee
N 89–46
(16 not voting)
D 89–1 (abs 11)
R 0–45 (abs 5)
O 0–0
188 2025-05-27 HB-5002 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:45 a.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING HOUSING AND THE NEEDS OF HOMELESS PERSONS. To lower housing costs, increase housing options and better support homeless persons. Introduced by: Housing Committee
N 92–47
(12 not voting)
D 92–1 (abs 8)
R 0–46 (abs 4)
O 0–0
189 2025-05-27 HB-5002 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2:54 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING HOUSING AND THE NEEDS OF HOMELESS PERSONS. To lower housing costs, increase housing options and better support homeless persons. Introduced by: Housing Committee
Y 48–100
(3 not voting)
D 0–99 (abs 2)
R 48–1 (abs 1)
O 0–0
190 2025-05-27 HB-5002 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 5:13 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING HOUSING AND THE NEEDS OF HOMELESS PERSONS. To lower housing costs, increase housing options and better support homeless persons. Introduced by: Housing Committee
N 0–150
(1 not voting)
D 0–100 (abs 1)
R 0–50
O 0–0
191 2025-05-27 HB-5002 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 5:35 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING HOUSING AND THE NEEDS OF HOMELESS PERSONS. To lower housing costs, increase housing options and better support homeless persons. Introduced by: Housing Committee
Y 50–101
(0 not voting)
D 1–100
R 49–1
O 0–0
192 2025-05-27 HB-5002 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 9:13 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING HOUSING AND THE NEEDS OF HOMELESS PERSONS. To lower housing costs, increase housing options and better support homeless persons. Introduced by: Housing Committee
Y 50–101
(0 not voting)
D 1–100
R 49–1
O 0–0
193 2025-05-27 HB-5002 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 9:28 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING HOUSING AND THE NEEDS OF HOMELESS PERSONS. To lower housing costs, increase housing options and better support homeless persons. Introduced by: Housing Committee
Y 50–101
(0 not voting)
D 1–100
R 49–1
O 0–0
194 2025-05-27 HB-5002 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 9:59 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING HOUSING AND THE NEEDS OF HOMELESS PERSONS. To lower housing costs, increase housing options and better support homeless persons. Introduced by: Housing Committee
Y 50–101
(0 not voting)
D 1–100
R 49–1
O 0–0
195 2025-05-27 HB-5002 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 10:24 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING HOUSING AND THE NEEDS OF HOMELESS PERSONS. To lower housing costs, increase housing options and better support homeless persons. Introduced by: Housing Committee
Y 51–100
(0 not voting)
D 2–99
R 49–1
O 0–0
196 2025-05-27 HB-5002 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING HOUSING AND THE NEEDS OF HOMELESS PERSONS. To lower housing costs, increase housing options and better support homeless persons. Introduced by: Housing Committee
N 84–67
(0 not voting)
D 83–18
R 1–49
O 0–0
197 2025-05-27 HB-6982 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:02 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING LIABILITY FOR INJURIES INHERENT IN CAMPING WHILE AT A PRIVATE CAMPGROUND. To statutorily prescribe that each camper shall assume the risk for any injury to their person arising out of the hazards inherent in camping while at a private campground. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 135–16
(0 not voting)
D 85–16
R 50–0
O 0–0
198 2025-05-27 HB-6075 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:04 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING INSTRUCTORS FOR AN AIRFRAME AND POWERPLANT CERTIFICATE PROGRAM. To specify the qualifications for instructors for an airframe and power plant certificate program operated by the Connecticut Technical Education and Career System. Introduced by: Higher Education and Employment Advancement Committee
Y 126–25
(0 not voting)
D 76–25
R 50–0
O 0–0
199 2025-05-28 SB-1221 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:10 p.m.
AN ACT MAKING CHANGES TO THE CONNECTICUT RETIREMENT SECURITY PROGRAM. To implement the recommendations of the Comptroller concerning the administration of the Connecticut Retirement Security Program. Introduced by: Labor and Public Employees Committee
N 102–38
(11 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 8)
R 9–38 (abs 3)
O 0–0
200 2025-05-28 SB-9 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE ENVIRONMENT, CLIMATE AND SUSTAINABLE MUNICIPAL AND STATE PLANNING, AND THE USE OF NEONICOTINOIDS AND SECOND-GENERATION ANTICOAGULANT RODENTICIDES. To provide municipalities certain authorities concerning climate resiliency efforts and restrict the use of neonicotinoids and second-generation rodenticides. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 115–33
(3 not voting)
D 88–11 (abs 2)
R 27–22 (abs 1)
O 0–0
201 2025-05-28 HB-7231 AS AMENDED
AN ACT AUTHORIZING SUNDAY HUNTING ON PRIVATE LANDS. To authorize hunting on Sundays. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 101–45
(5 not voting)
D 54–44 (abs 3)
R 47–1 (abs 2)
O 0–0
202 2025-05-28 HB-6835 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2:05 p.m.
AN ACT ADOPTING THE PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT LICENSURE COMPACT. To adopt the Physician Assistant Licensure Compact. Introduced by: Public Health Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
203 2025-05-28 SB-1284 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE ILLEGAL USE OF CERTAIN VEHICLES AND STREET TAKEOVERS.
Y 144–4
(3 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 44–4 (abs 2)
O 0–0
204 2025-05-28 HB-7276 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM AND GROUP LIFE INSURANCE FOR RETIRED STATE EMPLOYEES.
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 101–0
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
205 2025-05-28 HB-5428 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 6:33 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING MOBILE MANUFACTURED HOME PARKS.
Y 47–100
(4 not voting)
D 0–99 (abs 2)
R 47–1 (abs 2)
O 0–0
206 2025-05-28 HB-5428 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 6:46 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING MOBILE MANUFACTURED HOME PARKS.
Y 47–100
(4 not voting)
D 0–99 (abs 2)
R 47–1 (abs 2)
O 0–0
207 2025-05-28 HB-5428 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 7:26 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING MOBILE MANUFACTURED HOME PARKS.
Y 47–100
(4 not voting)
D 0–99 (abs 2)
R 47–1 (abs 2)
O 0–0
208 2025-05-28 HB-7134 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING ENHANCED PROTECTIONS AVAILABLE UNDER THE STATE'S ANTI-SLAPP STATUTE. To extend protections available under section 52-196a of the general statutes to privileged communications made in connection with incidents of sexual assault, sexual harassment and discrimination on the basis of sex. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
209 2025-05-28 HB-7085 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING A REVIEW OF AND A TRANSITION TO THE RELEASE-BASED CLEANUP PROGRAM AND RELATED REGULATIONS. To review the transition to a release-based cleanup program. Introduced by: Commerce Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
210 2025-05-28 HB-6999 AS AMENDED
AN ACT REQUIRING A STUDY OF MULTIPLE EMPLOYER WELFARE ARRANGEMENTS FOR TRADE ASSOCIATIONS AND A REPORT CONCERNING HEALTH CARE PLANS, RETIREMENT PLANS AND OTHER BENEFITS PROVIDED BY NONSTATE PUBLIC EMPLOYERS.
Y 116–32
(3 not voting)
D 70–31
R 46–1 (abs 3)
O 0–0
211 2025-05-28 HB-6887 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING HIGHER EDUCATION MANAGEMENT AND FISCAL ACCOUNTABILITY.
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
212 2025-05-28 HB-7013 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 10:22 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING ENHANCEMENTS TO THE LOCAL FOOD FOR SCHOOLS INCENTIVE PROGRAM.
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
213 2025-05-28 SB-1410 AS AMENDED
AN ACT ESTABLISHING A TASK FORCE TO SUPPORT PROMISE PROGRAMS IN THE STATE.
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
214 2025-05-28 HB-7092 AS AMENDED
AN ACT IMPLEMENTING THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE AUDITORS OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS.
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
215 2025-05-28 SB-1238 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 10:46 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE LEGISLATIVE COMMISSIONERS' RECOMMENDATIONS FOR MINOR AND TECHNICAL REVISIONS TO STATUTES CONCERNING CONSUMER PROTECTION. To make minor and technical revisions to statutes concerning consumer protection. Introduced by: General Law Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
216 2025-05-28 SB-1501 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING PROBATE COURT OPERATIONS. To: (1) Make various statutory changes relating to Probate Court procedures and the Council on Probate Judicial Conduct, and (2) require the Probate Court Administrator to convene a working group to study issues relating to the use of conservators in the Probate Court system. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
217 2025-05-28 SB-1328 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 10:57 p.m.
AN ACT PROHIBITING THE PRIVATE OWNERSHIP, OPERATION OR MANAGEMENT OF STATE CORRECTIONAL FACILITIES. To prohibit the private ownership, operation or management of any state correctional facility. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
N 109–37
(5 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 10–37 (abs 3)
O 0–0
218 2025-05-28 HB-6854 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE DEPARTMENT OF CONSUMER PROTECTION'S RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING ALCOHOLIC LIQUOR REGULATION.
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
219 2025-05-28 SB-1465 AS AMENDED
AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE COMMISSIONER OF CONSUMER PROTECTION TO ALLOW CERTAIN SKILLED TRADE LICENSEES TO DEVIATE FROM CERTAIN SKILLED TRADE HIRING RATIOS.
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
220 2025-05-29 SB-3 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:19 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING CONSUMER PROTECTION AND SAFETY.
Y 47–96
(8 not voting)
D 0–96 (abs 5)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
221 2025-05-29 SB-3 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING CONSUMER PROTECTION AND SAFETY.
N 112–34
(5 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 13–34 (abs 3)
O 0–0
222 2025-05-29 SB-7 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 1:53 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING PROTECTIONS FOR ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE AND THE EQUITABLE DELIVERY OF HEALTH CARE SERVICES IN THE STATE. To protect continued access to health care and the equitable delivery of health care services in the state. Introduced by: Public Health Committee
Y 47–100
(4 not voting)
D 0–99 (abs 2)
R 47–1 (abs 2)
O 0–0
223 2025-05-29 SB-7 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2:17 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING PROTECTIONS FOR ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE AND THE EQUITABLE DELIVERY OF HEALTH CARE SERVICES IN THE STATE. To protect continued access to health care and the equitable delivery of health care services in the state. Introduced by: Public Health Committee
Y 47–101
(3 not voting)
D 0–100 (abs 1)
R 47–1 (abs 2)
O 0–0
224 2025-05-29 SB-7 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:38 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING PROTECTIONS FOR ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE AND THE EQUITABLE DELIVERY OF HEALTH CARE SERVICES IN THE STATE. To protect continued access to health care and the equitable delivery of health care services in the state. Introduced by: Public Health Committee
Y 54–94
(3 not voting)
D 7–93 (abs 1)
R 47–1 (abs 2)
O 0–0
225 2025-05-29 SB-7 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING PROTECTIONS FOR ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE AND THE EQUITABLE DELIVERY OF HEALTH CARE SERVICES IN THE STATE. To protect continued access to health care and the equitable delivery of health care services in the state. Introduced by: Public Health Committee
Y 48–99
(4 not voting)
D 1–98 (abs 2)
R 47–1 (abs 2)
O 0–0
226 2025-05-29 SB-7 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 6:05 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING PROTECTIONS FOR ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE AND THE EQUITABLE DELIVERY OF HEALTH CARE SERVICES IN THE STATE. To protect continued access to health care and the equitable delivery of health care services in the state. Introduced by: Public Health Committee
Y 48–99
(4 not voting)
D 1–98 (abs 2)
R 47–1 (abs 2)
O 0–0
227 2025-05-29 SB-7 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING PROTECTIONS FOR ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE AND THE EQUITABLE DELIVERY OF HEALTH CARE SERVICES IN THE STATE. To protect continued access to health care and the equitable delivery of health care services in the state. Introduced by: Public Health Committee
N 92–55
(4 not voting)
D 91–8 (abs 2)
R 1–47 (abs 2)
O 0–0
228 2025-05-29 HB-5001 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE QUALITY AND DELIVERY OF SPECIAL EDUCATION SERVICES IN CONNECTICUT. To improve the quality and delivery of special education services. Introduced by: Education Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
229 2025-05-29 HB-7107 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING A TASK FORCE TO STUDY EXPANDING GOVERNMENTAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES, UPDATES TO ABLE ACCOUNT STATUTES AND OVERSIGHT OF DRIVING PROGRAMS FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES.
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
230 2025-05-29 HB-5064 AS AMENDED
AN ACT ESTABLISHING A GRANT PROGRAM FOR AGRICULTURAL PRESERVATION AND FARMLAND ACCESS PURPOSES. To encourage and provide for the retention of agricultural lands for agricultural purposes. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
231 2025-05-29 HB-7131 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING FINANCIAL AID FOR STUDENTS IN PARAMEDIC CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS. To require the Office of Workforce Strategy to identify and publicize sources of financial aid for students in paramedic certificate programs. Introduced by: Higher Education and Employment Advancement Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
232 2025-05-29 SB-1336 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING MORTGAGE FORECLOSURES AND UNDISCHARGED MORTGAGES. To require the Department of Banking to conduct a study and submit a report concerning banking issues in the state. Introduced by: Banking Committee
N 140–6
(5 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 42–6 (abs 2)
O 0–0
233 2025-05-29 HB-7174 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING RIPARIAN AREAS. To establish protections for riparian buffer zones, protect fishways along certain water passages and require certain insurance surcharge fees for environmental measures. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 146–1
(4 not voting)
D 98–1 (abs 2)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
234 2025-05-29 SB-55 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE BOATING SEASON FOR WYASSUP LAKE IN NORTH STONINGTON. To increase the boating speed limit on Wyassup Lake in North Stonington during the summer months. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 97–0 (abs 4)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
235 2025-05-29 HB-7145 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 10:57 p.m.
AN ACT DISSOLVING THE LAURA ANDREWS FREE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. To dissolve the Laura Andrews Free Library Association and distribute the funds and tangible property of said association to the town of Thomaston. Introduced by: Planning and Development Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
236 2025-05-30 SB-8 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING PROTECTIONS FOR WORKERS AND ENHANCEMENTS TO WORKERS' RIGHTS. To protect workers' rights. Introduced by: Labor and Public Employees Committee
N 87–59
(5 not voting)
D 85–13 (abs 3)
R 2–46 (abs 2)
O 0–0
237 2025-05-30 HB-7160 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 5:12 p.m.
Resolution Act
Y 114–31
(6 not voting)
D 97–0 (abs 4)
R 17–31 (abs 2)
O 0–0
238 2025-05-30 HB-6932 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A STATE INTERPRETING STANDARDS BOARD. To establish a state board to set standards for interpreting services for persons who are deaf, deafblind or hard of hearing. Introduced by: Human Services Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
239 2025-05-30 HB-7079 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING INSURANCE REGULATION IN THE STATE. To require the Insurance Commissioner to conduct a study concerning insurance regulation in the state. Introduced by: Insurance and Real Estate Committee
Y 145–2
(4 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 46–2 (abs 2)
O 0–0
240 2025-05-30 SB-1519 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8:57 p.m.
AN ACT DESIGNATING VARIOUS DAYS, WEEKS AND MONTHS. To designate various days, weeks and months. Introduced by: Government Administration and Elections Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
241 2025-05-30 HB-7082 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING VARIOUS REVISIONS TO THE MONEY TRANSMISSION STATUTES, STATE PAYMENTS AND INVESTMENTS IN VIRTUAL CURRENCY AND MINORS' MONEY SHARING APPLICATION ACCOUNTS.
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
242 2025-05-30 HB-6438 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 9:29 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING ASSORTED PROPOSALS TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE MILITARY SERVICE OF MEMBERS OF THE ARMED FORCES AND VETERANS IN CONNECTICUT. To make minor and technical changes in a statute related to veteran's affairs. Introduced by: Veterans' and Military Affairs Committee
N 143–5
(3 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 43–5 (abs 2)
O 0–0
243 2025-05-30 HB-6438 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING ASSORTED PROPOSALS TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE MILITARY SERVICE OF MEMBERS OF THE ARMED FORCES AND VETERANS IN CONNECTICUT. To make minor and technical changes in a statute related to veteran's affairs. Introduced by: Veterans' and Military Affairs Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
244 2025-05-30 HB-5572 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING REAL ESTATE WHOLESALERS AND REAL ESTATE WHOLESALE CONTRACTS. To provide for (1) the licensing and regulation of real estate wholesalers, and (2) the regulation of real estate wholesale contracts. Introduced by: General Law Committee
N 135–12
(4 not voting)
D 93–6 (abs 2)
R 42–6 (abs 2)
O 0–0
245 2025-05-30 HB-5607 AS AMENDED
AN ACT ESTABLISHING A TASK FORCE TO STUDY ELIMINATING THE SUBMINIMUM WAGE FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES. To eliminate the subminimum wage for persons with disabilities. Introduced by: Labor and Public Employees Committee
Y 83–62
(6 not voting)
D 76–21 (abs 4)
R 7–41 (abs 2)
O 0–0
246 2025-05-30 HB-6407 AS AMENDED
AN ACT REQUIRING EMPLOYERS TO DISPLAY A POSTER CONTAINING INFORMATION ON VETERANS' BENEFITS AND SERVICES. To require the Labor Department to create a standardized workplace poster containing information on veterans' benefits and services for employers to display in the workplace. Introduced by: Labor and Public Employees Committee
Y 144–0
(7 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 5)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
247 2025-05-30 HB-7073 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING POLICE OFFICER REVIEW OF CERTAIN RECORDINGS. To make technical revisions to public safety statutes. Introduced by: Public Safety and Security Committee
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 97–0 (abs 4)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
248 2025-05-30 SB-313 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:28 p.m.
AN ACT ESTABLISHING A SPEED LIMIT FOR LAKE MASHAPAUG IN UNION. To establish a speed limit for Mashapaug Lake. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 144–1
(6 not voting)
D 96–1 (abs 4)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
249 2025-05-31 HB-6777 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING WATER UTILITY SYSTEMS AND WATER QUALITY AND TREATMENT SURCHARGES. To allow water companies to charge a water quality and treatment surcharge to recover costs for capital projects required to comply with state and federal water regulations. Introduced by: Energy and Technology Committee
Y 144–1
(6 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 45–1 (abs 4)
O 0–0
250 2025-05-31 SB-1 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:56 p.m.
AN ACT INCREASING RESOURCES FOR STUDENTS, SCHOOLS AND SPECIAL EDUCATION. To improve the quality of education for the state's children. Introduced by: Education Committee
Y 45–100
(6 not voting)
D 0–99 (abs 2)
R 45–1 (abs 4)
O 0–0
251 2025-05-31 SB-1 AS AMENDED
AN ACT INCREASING RESOURCES FOR STUDENTS, SCHOOLS AND SPECIAL EDUCATION. To improve the quality of education for the state's children. Introduced by: Education Committee
N 101–45
(5 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 1–45 (abs 4)
O 0–0
252 2025-05-31 HB-7160 AS AMENDED
Resolution Act
Y 140–5
(6 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 41–5 (abs 4)
O 0–0
253 2025-05-31 SB-1377 AS AMENDED
Resolution Act
N 110–34
(7 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 12–34 (abs 4)
O 0–0
254 2025-05-31 HB-7157 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING VARIOUS REVISIONS TO THE PUBLIC HEALTH STATUTES. To make various revisions to the public health statutes. Introduced by: Public Health Committee
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 46–0 (abs 4)
O 0–0
255 2025-05-31 HB-5003 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE AND EDUCATION. To make use of the Early Childhood Care and Education Fund to fund early care and education programs and initiatives in the state. Introduced by: Committee on Children
N 133–10
(8 not voting)
D 97–0 (abs 4)
R 36–10 (abs 4)
O 0–0
256 2025-05-31 HB-7202 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 7:40 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING.
Y 143–0
(8 not voting)
D 97–0 (abs 4)
R 46–0 (abs 4)
O 0–0
257 2025-05-31 HB-7285 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 7:51 p.m.
AN ACT CONVEYING A PARCEL OF STATE LAND TO THE TOWN OF HAMDEN AND REPEALING A PRIOR CONVEYANCE. To convey a parcel of state land containing the former High Meadows facility to the town of Hamden and repeal a previous conveyance to said town where the deadline has passed. Introduced by: Government Oversight Committee
N 116–28
(7 not voting)
D 97–0 (abs 4)
R 19–28 (abs 3)
O 0–0
258 2025-05-31 HB-7278 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 7:55 p.m.
AN ACT REPEALING A PRIOR CONVEYANCE OF A PARCEL OF STATE LAND TO THE TOWN OF EAST HADDAM. To repeal special act 23-30, which required the conveyance of a parcel of state land to the town of East Haddam for fair market value. Introduced by: Government Oversight Committee
Y 142–1
(8 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 5)
R 46–1 (abs 3)
O 0–0
259 2025-05-31 HB-7280 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8:01 p.m.
AN ACT CONVEYING A PARCEL OF STATE LAND TO THE CITY OF DANBURY. To convey a parcel of state land containing the former Fairfield County Courthouse to the city of Danbury for municipal purposes. Introduced by: Government Oversight Committee
N 132–11
(8 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 5)
R 36–11 (abs 3)
O 0–0
260 2025-05-31 HB-7283 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8:17 p.m.
AN ACT CONVEYING A PARCEL OF STATE LAND TO THE CAPITAL REGION DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY. To convey a parcel of state land in the city of Hartford to the Capital Region Development Authority for housing or economic development purposes. Introduced by: Government Oversight Committee
N 112–32
(7 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 5)
R 16–32 (abs 2)
O 0–0
261 2025-05-31 HB-7284 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8:24 p.m.
AN ACT CONVEYING A PARCEL OF STATE LAND TO THE TOWN OF PRESTON. To convey a parcel of state land containing the former Norwich State Hospital to the town of Preston for open space, recreational or farmers' market purposes. Introduced by: Government Oversight Committee
N 126–18
(7 not voting)
D 92–4 (abs 5)
R 34–14 (abs 2)
O 0–0
262 2025-05-31 HB-7281 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8:30 p.m.
AN ACT AMENDING A PRIOR CONVEYANCE OF A PARCEL OF STATE LAND TO THE TOWN OF SOUTHBURY TO CHANGE THE RESTRICTIONS ON THE USE, OWNERSHIP AND LEASING OF SAID PARCEL. To permit the previously conveyed parcel of land to the town of Southbury to be sold, transferred or leased to a third party for housing purposes. Introduced by: Government Oversight Committee
N 136–8
(7 not voting)
D 94–2 (abs 5)
R 42–6 (abs 2)
O 0–0
263 2025-05-31 SB-1259 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING A STUDY OF STRATEGIES TO SUPPORT AND ENCOURAGE STUDENT ENROLLMENT AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT, WATERBURY CAMPUS. To require the Commissioner of Economic and Community Development to study workforce shortages, workforce development and training availability. Introduced by: Commerce Committee
Y 144–0
(7 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 5)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
264 2025-05-31 SB-1455 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8:35 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING CERTAIN BUSINESS REPORTING REQUIREMENTS. To eliminate certain business reporting requirements. Introduced by: Commerce Committee
Y 144–0
(7 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 5)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
265 2025-05-31 SB-1473 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8:37 p.m.
AN ACT REQUIRING MEDICAID COVERAGE FOR FDA-APPROVED GENE THERAPIES TO TREAT SICKLE CELL DISEASE. To require Medicaid coverage for gene therapies approved by the federal Food and Drug Administration to treat sickle cell disease. Introduced by: Human Services Committee
Y 142–0
(9 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 7)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
266 2025-05-31 SB-1239 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8:39 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE FALLEN HERO FUND AND PROVIDING HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE TO SURVIVORS OF FIRST RESPONDERS WHO ARE KILLED IN THE LINE OF DUTY.
Y 144–0
(7 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 5)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
267 2025-05-31 SB-1213 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8:40 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE LEGISLATIVE COMMISSIONERS' RECOMMENDATIONS FOR REVISIONS TO STATUTES RELATING TO CHILDREN. To make minor and technical changes to statutes relating to children. Introduced by: Committee on Children
Y 143–0
(8 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 6)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
268 2025-05-31 HB-6882 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8:42 p.m.
AN ACT IMPLEMENTING THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION COMMISSION FOR REVISIONS TO THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT.
Y 144–0
(7 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 5)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
269 2025-05-31 HB-7018 AS AMENDED
AN ACT ESTABLISHING A TEST BED TECHNOLOGIES PROGRAM. To facilitate the consideration of cost-saving technology by evaluating and testing the technologies at state agencies. Introduced by: Energy and Technology Committee
N 67–76
(8 not voting)
D 56–39 (abs 6)
R 11–37 (abs 2)
O 0–0
270 2025-05-31 HB-6011 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8:57 p.m.
AN ACT REQUIRING THE ONLINE POSTING OF STATUTORILY REQUIRED STATE AGENCY REPORTS TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY. To make state agency reports more accessible to the public and requiring their posting online. Introduced by: Government Administration and Elections Committee
Y 142–0
(9 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 7)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
271 2025-06-02 SB-10 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:07 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING HEALTH INSURANCE AND PATIENT PROTECTION.
Y 47–99
(5 not voting)
D 0–99 (abs 2)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
272 2025-06-02 SB-10 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING HEALTH INSURANCE AND PATIENT PROTECTION.
N 122–26
(3 not voting)
D 101–0
R 21–26 (abs 3)
O 0–0
273 2025-06-02 HB-6951 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING CHILDREN'S BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES.
N 125–23
(3 not voting)
D 101–0
R 24–23 (abs 3)
O 0–0
274 2025-06-02 SB-1434 AS AMENDED
AN ACT IMPLEMENTING THE TREASURER'S RECOMMENDATIONS FOR REVISIONS CONCERNING UNCLAIMED PROPERTY.
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 101–0
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
275 2025-06-02 HB-6978 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH'S RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING VARIOUS REVISIONS TO THE PUBLIC HEALTH STATUTES. To implement the Department of Public Health's recommendations regarding various revisions to the public health statutes. Introduced by: Public Health Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 101–0
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
276 2025-06-02 HB-6900 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 1:50 p.m.
AN ACT ESTABLISHING A TASK FORCE TO STUDY CHILD DEVELOPMENT AND PERINATAL DEPRESSION SCREENING TOOLS AND DATA SHARING SYSTEMS. To establish a task force to study child development and perinatal depression screening tools and data sharing systems. Introduced by: Committee on Children
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
277 2025-06-02 HB-7026 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING EXCEPTIONS TO THE NURSING HOME BED MORATORIUM. To provide greater flexibility to address regional shortages in nursing home beds. Introduced by: Human Services Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
278 2025-06-02 HB-7223 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE ORDER OF GUBERNATORIAL SUCCESSION UNDER CERTAIN PERMANENT AND TEMPORARY CIRCUMSTANCES. To expand upon the order of gubernatorial succession set forth in the state constitution under certain permanent and temporary circumstances. Introduced by: Government Administration and Elections Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
279 2025-06-02 HB-6875 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2:19 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE CONNECTICUT UNIFORM SECURITIES ACT.
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
280 2025-06-02 HB-6855 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE DEPARTMENT OF CONSUMER PROTECTION'S RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING DRUG CONTROL AND CANNABIS AND HEMP REGULATION.
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
281 2025-06-02 HB-7000 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2:40 p.m.
AN ACT IMPLEMENTING THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE OFFICE OF POLICY AND MANAGEMENT CONCERNING THE STATE PLAN OF CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT AND PRIORITY FUNDING AREAS.
N 136–12
(3 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 36–12 (abs 2)
O 0–0
282 2025-06-02 HB-6859 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY SERVICES AND PUBLIC PROTECTION'S RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING FIREARM INFORMATION, SECURITY OFFICERS, FIREARM TRANSFERS AND SCHOOL SECURITY GRANTS AND THE FIRE MARSHAL TRAINING COUNCIL, THE COMMISSION ON FIRE PREVENTION AND CONTROL AND THE CODES AND STANDARDS COMMITTEE.
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
283 2025-06-02 HB-7166 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT'S RECOMMENDATIONS FOR REVISIONS TO CERTAIN COMMERCE AND TAX CREDIT STATUTES.
N 125–22
(4 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 26–22 (abs 2)
O 0–0
284 2025-06-02 HB-7287 EMERGENCY CERTIFICATION
AN ACT CONCERNING THE STATE BUDGET FOR THE BIENNIUM ENDING JUNE 30, 2027, AND MAKING APPROPRIATIONS THEREFOR, AND PROVISIONS RELATED TO REVENUE AND OTHER ITEMS IMPLEMENTING THE STATE BUDGET. Introduced by: Rep. Matthew Ritter, 1st Dist.Sen. Martin M. Looney, 11th Dist.Rep. Jason Rojas, 9th Dist.Sen. Bob Duff, 25th Dist.
N 100–46
(5 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 1–46 (abs 3)
O 0–0
285 2025-06-02 HB-7287 EMERGENCY CERTIFICATION
AN ACT CONCERNING THE STATE BUDGET FOR THE BIENNIUM ENDING JUNE 30, 2027, AND MAKING APPROPRIATIONS THEREFOR, AND PROVISIONS RELATED TO REVENUE AND OTHER ITEMS IMPLEMENTING THE STATE BUDGET. Introduced by: Rep. Matthew Ritter, 1st Dist.Sen. Martin M. Looney, 11th Dist.Rep. Jason Rojas, 9th Dist.Sen. Bob Duff, 25th Dist.
Y 46–98
(7 not voting)
D 0–97 (abs 4)
R 46–1 (abs 3)
O 0–0
286 2025-06-02 HB-7287 EMERGENCY CERTIFICATION
AN ACT CONCERNING THE STATE BUDGET FOR THE BIENNIUM ENDING JUNE 30, 2027, AND MAKING APPROPRIATIONS THEREFOR, AND PROVISIONS RELATED TO REVENUE AND OTHER ITEMS IMPLEMENTING THE STATE BUDGET. Introduced by: Rep. Matthew Ritter, 1st Dist.Sen. Martin M. Looney, 11th Dist.Rep. Jason Rojas, 9th Dist.Sen. Bob Duff, 25th Dist.
Y 46–99
(6 not voting)
D 0–98 (abs 3)
R 46–1 (abs 3)
O 0–0
287 2025-06-02 HB-7287 EMERGENCY CERTIFICATION
AN ACT CONCERNING THE STATE BUDGET FOR THE BIENNIUM ENDING JUNE 30, 2027, AND MAKING APPROPRIATIONS THEREFOR, AND PROVISIONS RELATED TO REVENUE AND OTHER ITEMS IMPLEMENTING THE STATE BUDGET. Introduced by: Rep. Matthew Ritter, 1st Dist.Sen. Martin M. Looney, 11th Dist.Rep. Jason Rojas, 9th Dist.Sen. Bob Duff, 25th Dist.
Y 44–96
(11 not voting)
D 0–94 (abs 7)
R 44–2 (abs 4)
O 0–0
288 2025-06-02 HB-7287 EMERGENCY CERTIFICATION
AN ACT CONCERNING THE STATE BUDGET FOR THE BIENNIUM ENDING JUNE 30, 2027, AND MAKING APPROPRIATIONS THEREFOR, AND PROVISIONS RELATED TO REVENUE AND OTHER ITEMS IMPLEMENTING THE STATE BUDGET. Introduced by: Rep. Matthew Ritter, 1st Dist.Sen. Martin M. Looney, 11th Dist.Rep. Jason Rojas, 9th Dist.Sen. Bob Duff, 25th Dist.
Y 38–102
(11 not voting)
D 0–94 (abs 7)
R 38–8 (abs 4)
O 0–0
289 2025-06-02 HB-7287 EMERGENCY CERTIFICATION
AN ACT CONCERNING THE STATE BUDGET FOR THE BIENNIUM ENDING JUNE 30, 2027, AND MAKING APPROPRIATIONS THEREFOR, AND PROVISIONS RELATED TO REVENUE AND OTHER ITEMS IMPLEMENTING THE STATE BUDGET. Introduced by: Rep. Matthew Ritter, 1st Dist.Sen. Martin M. Looney, 11th Dist.Rep. Jason Rojas, 9th Dist.Sen. Bob Duff, 25th Dist.
Y 47–97
(7 not voting)
D 0–96 (abs 5)
R 47–1 (abs 2)
O 0–0
290 2025-06-02 HB-7287 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE STATE BUDGET FOR THE BIENNIUM ENDING JUNE 30, 2027, AND MAKING APPROPRIATIONS THEREFOR, AND PROVISIONS RELATED TO REVENUE AND OTHER ITEMS IMPLEMENTING THE STATE BUDGET. Introduced by: Rep. Matthew Ritter, 1st Dist.Sen. Martin M. Looney, 11th Dist.Rep. Jason Rojas, 9th Dist.Sen. Bob Duff, 25th Dist.
N 99–49
(3 not voting)
D 98–2 (abs 1)
R 1–47 (abs 2)
O 0–0
291 2025-06-02 SB-1427 AS AMENDED
AN ACT EXPANDING PAID FAMILY AND MEDICAL LEAVE INSURANCE PROGRAM BENEFITS TO CERTAIN SCHOOL EMPLOYEES.
N 102–46
(3 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 2–46 (abs 2)
O 0–0
292 2025-06-03 HB-7191 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING MEDICAID RATE INCREASES, PLANNING AND SUSTAINABILITY. To phase in increased rates of reimbursement to Medicaid providers over three years in accordance with a rate study commissioned by the Department of Social Services. Introduced by: Human Services Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
293 2025-06-03 HB-7220 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE COSTS TO OBTAIN TRANSCRIPTS FOR PROCEEDINGS CONDUCTED BEFORE AGENCIES. To set parameters for the costs of obtaining transcripts of public agency proceedings. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 146–1
(4 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 47–1 (abs 2)
O 0–0
294 2025-06-03 HB-7004 AS AMENDED
AN ACT AUTHORIZING MUNICIPAL REFERENDA TO CHALLENGE CERTAIN PERMIT APPROVALS. To make technical changes to provisions concerning interlocal agreements between municipalities. Introduced by: Planning and Development Committee
Y 104–43
(4 not voting)
D 62–37 (abs 2)
R 42–6 (abs 2)
O 0–0
295 2025-06-03 HB-7181 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE REGULATION OF TOBACCO, CANNABIS, HEMP AND RELATED PRODUCTS, CONDUCT AND ESTABLISHMENTS.
N 116–22
(13 not voting)
D 87–7 (abs 7)
R 29–15 (abs 6)
O 0–0
296 2025-06-03 SB-1312 AS AMENDED
AN ACT IMPLEMENTING THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE LABOR DEPARTMENT.
N 96–42
(13 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 7)
R 2–42 (abs 6)
O 0–0
297 2025-06-03 SB-1527 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:26 p.m.
AN ACT IMPLEMENTING A RECOMMENDATION OF THE AUDITORS OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS REGARDING NONLAPSING ACCOUNTS. To implement a recommendation of the Auditors of Public Accounts regarding nonlapsing accounts. Introduced by: Appropriations Committee
Y 140–1
(10 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 5)
R 44–1 (abs 5)
O 0–0
298 2025-06-03 HB-6445 AS AMENDED
AN ACT IMPLEMENTING THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE OFFICE OF HIGHER EDUCATION, EXPANDING DUAL CREDIT OPPORTUNITIES AND CONCERNING COLLEGE READINESS AND REMEDIAL SUPPORT PROGRAMS AT THE CONNECTICUT STATE COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES AND INFORMATION REPORTED TO THE CREDENTIAL DATABASE.
Y 142–1
(8 not voting)
D 97–0 (abs 4)
R 45–1 (abs 4)
O 0–0
299 2025-06-03 HB-7087 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING COMMUNITY SOLAR ENERGY GENERATING SYSTEMS.
N 103–42
(6 not voting)
D 96–3 (abs 2)
R 7–39 (abs 4)
O 0–0
300 2025-06-03 SB-1235 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE DEPARTMENT OF CONSUMER PROTECTION'S RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING LOTTERY AND GAMING REGULATION.
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 46–0 (abs 4)
O 0–0
301 2025-06-03 SB-1357 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE DEPARTMENT OF CONSUMER PROTECTION'S RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING VARIOUS STATUTES CONCERNING CONSUMER PROTECTION.
Y 147–1
(3 not voting)
D 101–0
R 46–1 (abs 3)
O 0–0
302 2025-06-03 HB-6921 AS AMENDED
AN ACT IMPLEMENTING THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE OFFICE OF EARLY CHILDHOOD, DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION AND THE TECHNICAL EDUCATION AND CAREER SYSTEM AND CONCERNING THE ADMINISTRATION OF EPINEPHRINE AND GLUCAGON. To implement the recommendations of the Office of Early Childhood. Introduced by: Education Committee
Y 134–12
(5 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 34–12 (abs 4)
O 0–0
303 2025-06-03 SB-1216 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:09 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING SCHOOL EMERGENCY RESPONSE SYSTEMS. To authorize the use of funds received under the school security infrastructure competitive grant program for the purchase of emergency response communications systems and personal emergency communication devices for school personnel. Introduced by: Committee on Children
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 46–0 (abs 4)
O 0–0
304 2025-06-03 SB-1566 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:21 p.m.
AN ACT CONVEYING A PARCEL OF STATE LAND TO THE TOWN OF CHESHIRE. To convey a parcel of state land to the town of Cheshire for the purpose of additional space for the adjacent school bus depot. Introduced by: Government Oversight Committee
N 133–14
(4 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 33–14 (abs 3)
O 0–0
305 2025-06-03 HB-7286 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONVEYING A PARCEL OF STATE LAND KNOWN AS SOUTH GREENWAY IN THE TOWN OF NORTH CANAAN. To transfer a parcel of state land known as South Greenway in the town of North Canaan to said town. Introduced by: Government Oversight Committee
Y 145–2
(4 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 45–2 (abs 3)
O 0–0
306 2025-06-03 HB-7041 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE COMPOSITION OF THE JUDICIAL SELECTION COMMISSION AND DECISIONS RENDERED BY SAID COMMISSION. To revise statutory provisions concerning: (1) The composition of the Judicial Selection Commission, and (2) certain internal operational procedures concerning decisions issued by said commission. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
307 2025-06-03 SB-1542 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE USE OF HANDCUFFS ON YOUNG CHILDREN. To raise the age for arrest of a child under certain circumstances, from ten to twelve years in 2026, and from twelve to fourteen years in 2028, and restrict the use of handcuffs on children under fourteen years of age. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
N 99–49
(3 not voting)
D 92–9
R 7–40 (abs 3)
O 0–0
308 2025-06-03 HB-6872 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:34 p.m.
AN ACT REVISING AND CONSOLIDATING THE HATE CRIMES STATUTES. To implement the Governor's budget recommendations. Introduced by: REQUEST OF THE GOVERNOR PURSUANT TO JOINT RULE 9
N 102–46
(3 not voting)
D 101–0
R 1–46 (abs 3)
O 0–0
309 2025-06-03 HB-5428 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING MOBILE MANUFACTURED HOME PARKS.
Y 132–16
(3 not voting)
D 101–0
R 31–16 (abs 3)
O 0–0
310 2025-06-03 SB-1444 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE CONVERSION OF COMMERCIAL REAL PROPERTY FOR RESIDENTIAL USE. To allow the conversion or partial conversion of any commercial building into a residential development as of right. Introduced by: Planning and Development Committee
N 105–43
(3 not voting)
D 95–6
R 10–37 (abs 3)
O 0–0
311 2025-06-03 SB-1562 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 6:33 p.m.
AN ACT CHANGING THE AUTHORIZED USE OF A PARCEL OF STATE LAND PREVIOUSLY CONVEYED TO THE TOWN OF NEWTOWN. To remove the deed restriction that a parcel of state land previously conveyed to the town of Newtown be used for economic development purposes to permit its use for open space or recreational purposes. Introduced by: Government Oversight Committee
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
312 2025-06-03 SB-4 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING ENERGY AFFORDABILITY, ACCESS AND ACCOUNTABILITY. To improve service and reduce costs for electricity ratepayers in the state. Introduced by: Energy and Technology Committee
Y 144–3
(4 not voting)
D 99–1 (abs 1)
R 45–2 (abs 3)
O 0–0
313 2025-06-03 HB-7233 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 9:28 p.m.
AN ACT ESTABLISHING A PARKINSON'S DISEASE RESEARCH ACCOUNT. To establish an account to fund Parkinson's disease research. Introduced by: Appropriations Committee
N 141–7
(3 not voting)
D 101–0
R 40–7 (abs 3)
O 0–0
314 2025-06-03 HB-7232 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 9:36 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING EFFORTS TO STREAMLINE STATE CONTRACTING. To review state contracting and payment policies to identify ways to streamline and improve these processes in order to provide timely contracts and payments to contractors for the provision of services to the state's residents. Introduced by: Appropriations Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 101–0
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
315 2025-06-03 SB-1525 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE TEACHERS' RETIREMENT BOARD'S RECOMMENDATIONS FOR CHANGES TO THE TEACHERS' RETIREMENT SYSTEM STATUTES. To implement the Teachers' Retirement Board's recommendations for changes to the teachers' retirement system statutes. Introduced by: Appropriations Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 101–0
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
316 2025-06-03 SB-1450 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING RECRUITMENT AND RETENTION OF THE HEALTH CARE WORKFORCE. To recruit and retain health care providers in the state. Introduced by: Public Health Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
317 2025-06-03 HB-7200 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING BLEEDING CONTROL TRAINING AND KITS.
Y 146–2
(3 not voting)
D 99–2
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
318 2025-06-03 HB-7090 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE TIMING AND SCOPE OF AUDITS BY THE AUDITORS OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS.
Y 146–2
(3 not voting)
D 101–0
R 45–2 (abs 3)
O 0–0
319 2025-06-03 SB-1402 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 10:11 p.m.
AN ACT MODIFYING THE REGULATORY FLEXIBILITY ANALYSIS OF REGULATIONS AFFECTING SMALL BUSINESSES. To expand what may be required in the regulatory flexibility analysis prepared by agencies prior to the adoption of a proposed regulation. Introduced by: Commerce Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 101–0
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
320 2025-06-03 SB-1311 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF CHILDREN AND FAMILIES.
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 101–0
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
321 2025-06-03 HB-7222 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 10:22 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING VARIOUS CAMPAIGN FINANCE REFORMS.
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 101–0
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
322 2025-06-03 HB-6435 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 10:26 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT'S AUTOMOBILE PHYSICAL AND PROPERTY DAMAGE ARBITRATION PROCESS.
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 101–0
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
323 2025-06-03 HB-6436 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 10:29 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING REVISIONS TO THE HEALTH INSURANCE STATUTES.
Y 147–1
(3 not voting)
D 100–1
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
324 2025-06-03 HB-6433 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 10:33 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING CAPTIVE INSURANCE.
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 101–0
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
325 2025-06-03 SB-59 AS AMENDED
AN ACT REQUIRING A PLAN FOR BENEFICIAL USE DREDGING. To improve navigation in Connecticut's waterways and increase and improve coastal wetland habitat and water quality. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
326 2025-06-03 HB-7046 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 10:41 p.m.
AN ACT MAKING REVISIONS TO THE SECOND INJURY FUND. To clarify that self-insured employers and insured employers can deduct third-party recoveries only from a tortfeasor. Introduced by: Labor and Public Employees Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 101–0
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
327 2025-06-03 SB-1250 AS AMENDED
AN ACT IMPLEMENTING THE GOVERNOR'S BUDGET RECOMMENDATIONS FOR HIGHER EDUCATION. To implement the Governor's budget recommendations. Introduced by: REQUEST OF THE GOVERNOR PURSUANT TO JOINT RULE 9
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 101–0
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
328 2025-06-03 SB-1261 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 10:49 p.m.
AN ACT EXPANDING THE ALLIANCE DISTRICT EDUCATOR AND COUNSELOR LOAN SUBSIDY PROGRAM AND THE HIGH PRIORITY OCCUPATION LOAN SUBSIDY PROGRAM.
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 101–0
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
329 2025-06-03 SB-1255 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 10:52 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE COMMUNITY BANK AND COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION INVESTMENT PROGRAM ESTABLISHED BY THE STATE TREASURER. To redefine "community bank" and "community credit union" for purposes of the community bank and community credit union investment program established by the State Treasurer. Introduced by: Banking Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 101–0
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
330 2025-06-03 SB-1320 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 10:57 p.m.
AN ACT IMPLEMENTING THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES REGARDING ACTING BUILDING OFFICIALS, CERTAIN PARKING SPACES AND ELEVATOR CERTIFICATES OF OPERATION.
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 101–0
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
331 2025-06-03 SB-1306 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:00 p.m.
AN ACT ELIMINATING CERTAIN FUNDING PROVISIONS FROM THE HEALTHY HOMES FUND. To remove certain funding provisions from the Healthy Homes Fund. Introduced by: Housing Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 101–0
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
332 2025-06-03 SB-1368 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE OFFICE OF THE CHILD ADVOCATE. To make technical changes to a statute relating to the Child Advocate. Introduced by: Committee on Children
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 101–0
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
333 2025-06-03 SB-1257 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING CONSUMER CREDIT AND COMMERCIAL FINANCING.
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 101–0
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
334 2025-06-03 SB-1256 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:12 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE ORGANIZATION, ADMINISTRATION AND RECEIVERSHIP OF CERTAIN FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS.
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
335 2025-06-03 SB-1270 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:16 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING PUBLIC ADJUSTERS. To provide that any public adjuster fee charged to an insured shall be (1) based on the insurer's settlement amount paid on the account of a loss, and (2) collected by such public adjuster after such insurer has paid such settlement proceeds. Introduced by: Insurance and Real Estate Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
336 2025-06-03 HB-5916 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:20 p.m.
AN ACT REQUIRING SOLAR DEVELOPERS TO PROVIDE FARMLAND RESTORATION BONDS FOR BOTH PETITION AND APPLICATION PROJECTS APPROVED BY THE SITING COUNCIL. To require solar developers to post a farmland restoration bond regardless of whether such project is pursuant to an application or petition before the Siting Council. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 146–1
(4 not voting)
D 99–1 (abs 1)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
337 2025-06-03 HB-6277 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:23 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE ADOPTION OF ANIMALS FROM CERTAIN INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION. To provide a process for the adoption of animals from certain animal breeders and animal testing facilities. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
338 2025-06-03 SB-1330 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING AN ACCIDENTAL FAILURE TO FILE AN ACTION. To provide that the receipt of a summons and complaint by the defendant or the defendant's agent or representative, including the defendant's insurer obligated to defend the action, shall be sufficient, but not exclusive, means to constitute commencement of an action. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
339 2025-06-04 SB-1295 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING BROADBAND INTERNET, GAMING, SOCIAL MEDIA, ONLINE SERVICES AND CONSUMER CONTRACTS.
N 127–15
(9 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 6)
R 32–15 (abs 3)
O 0–0
340 2025-06-04 HB-6917 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE MANAGEMENT OF SOLID WASTE IN THE STATE.
Y 138–0
(13 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 8)
R 45–0 (abs 5)
O 0–0
341 2025-06-04 SB-1468 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTABILITY REGARDING AGENCY PURCHASE CARD USE.
Y 138–0
(13 not voting)
D 92–0 (abs 9)
R 46–0 (abs 4)
O 0–0
342 2025-06-04 HB-7151 AS AMENDED
AN ACT REQUIRING THE OFFICE OF POLICY AND MANAGEMENT TO PROVIDE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO CERTAIN MUNICIPALITIES. To require the Office of Policy and Management to provide technical assistance to municipalities that receive grants for revenue lost as a result of the motor vehicle mill rate cap. Introduced by: Planning and Development Committee
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
343 2025-06-04 SB-1179 AS AMENDED
AN ACT ESTABLISHING THE CONNECTICUT COMMUNITY MAKERSPACE INITIATIVE PROGRAM. To establish the Connecticut Community Makerspace Initiative program to support entrepreneurship, innovation and economic opportunity in the state. Introduced by: Commerce Committee
N 139–6
(6 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 40–6 (abs 4)
O 0–0
344 2025-06-04 SB-1358 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING INFLATIONARY RATE INCREASES FOR STATE-CONTRACTED NONPROFIT HUMAN SERVICES PROVIDERS. To provide equitable compensation for state-contracted nonprofit human services providers. Introduced by: Human Services Committee
Y 139–9
(3 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 39–9 (abs 2)
O 0–0
345 2025-06-04 HB-7192 AS AMENDED
AN ACT IMPLEMENTING RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE BIPARTISAN DRUG TASK FORCE. To implement recommendations of the bipartisan drug task force. Introduced by: Human Services Committee
Y 142–5
(4 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 42–5 (abs 3)
O 0–0
346 2025-06-04 SB-1266 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 1:39 p.m.
AN ACT REQUIRING THE POSTING OF FAIR RENT COMMISSION BYLAWS AND THAT THE HEARINGS OF SUCH COMMISSIONS BE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. To require the posting of any fair rent commission's bylaws on an Internet web site. Introduced by: Housing Committee
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
347 2025-06-04 HB-7034 AS AMENDED
AN ACT PROHIBITING THE REQUIREMENT OF A DONATION OF LAND AS A CONDITION OF SUBDIVISION APPROVAL. To prohibit municipalities from requiring a donation of land from an applicant for subdivision of land as a condition of subdivision approval. Introduced by: Housing Committee
Y 145–2
(4 not voting)
D 97–2 (abs 2)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
348 2025-06-04 HB-7288 EMERGENCY CERTIFICATION
AN ACT AUTHORIZING AND ADJUSTING BONDS OF THE STATE AND CONCERNING GRANT PROGRAMS, STATE GRANT COMMITMENTS FOR SCHOOL BUILDING PROJECTS, REVISIONS TO THE SCHOOL BUILDING PROJECTS STATUTES AND VARIOUS PROVISIONS REVISING AND IMPLEMENTING THE BUDGET FOR THE BIENNIUM ENDING JUNE 30, 2027.
Y 144–4
(3 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 44–4 (abs 2)
O 0–0
349 2025-06-04 SB-1396 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING EARNED BUT UNPAID WAGE OR SALARY INCOME ADVANCES. To establish various requirements concerning earned but unpaid wage or salary income advances. Introduced by: Banking Committee
N 101–46
(4 not voting)
D 74–25 (abs 2)
R 27–21 (abs 2)
O 0–0
350 2025-06-04 SB-1497 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING PROGRAMMING AT THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND OTHER FARMING AND AGRICULTURE RELATED PROVISIONS. To streamline certain services at the Department of Agriculture while increasing access to such services. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
351 2025-06-04 SB-1523 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:28 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE TAKING OF WILDLIFE THAT DAMAGE CROPS OR BLACK BEAR THAT INJURE OR KILL LIVESTOCK. To authorize the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection to establish a bear hunting season. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 121–28
(2 not voting)
D 77–24
R 44–4 (abs 2)
O 0–0
352 2025-06-04 SB-1523 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE TAKING OF WILDLIFE THAT DAMAGE CROPS OR BLACK BEAR THAT INJURE OR KILL LIVESTOCK. To authorize the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection to establish a bear hunting season. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 121–28
(2 not voting)
D 79–22
R 42–6 (abs 2)
O 0–0
353 2025-06-04 HB-7170 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING CERTAIN RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE REGARDING AQUACULTURE AND MINOR REVISIONS TO PROGRAMS AND STATUTES RELATING TO THE DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION. To make certain revisions to the regulation of aquaculture, such as the oyster harvest season, to support the aquaculture industry. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 101–0
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
354 2025-06-04 HB-7179 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING PHARMACEUTICAL MARKETING AND PHARMACEUTICALS. To establish a task force to study the operations of the Department of Consumer Protection. Introduced by: General Law Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
355 2025-06-04 HB-5271 AS AMENDED
AN ACT PROHIBITING GAMING-RELATED ADVERTISING, MARKETING AND PROMOTIONAL ACTIVITIES AT PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION. To prohibit gaming-related advertising, marketing and promotional activities at public institutions of higher education in this state. Introduced by: General Law Committee
Y 129–19
(3 not voting)
D 86–14 (abs 1)
R 43–5 (abs 2)
O 0–0
356 2025-06-04 HB-5269 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING GAMING ADVERTISEMENTS AND PERMISSIBLE PAYMENT MECHANISMS FOR ONLINE GAMING ACCOUNTS.
N 100–46
(5 not voting)
D 75–23 (abs 3)
R 25–23 (abs 2)
O 0–0
357 2025-06-04 SB-1290 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 6:10 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE LEGISLATIVE COMMISSIONERS' RECOMMENDATIONS FOR TECHNICAL REVISIONS TO STATUTES CONCERNING ENERGY AND TECHNOLOGY. To make minor and technical revisions to statutes concerning energy and technology. Introduced by: Energy and Technology Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
358 2025-06-04 SB-1184 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 6:20 p.m.
AN ACT INCREASING THE THRESHOLD FOR SEALED BIDDING ON CERTAIN MUNICIPAL CONTRACTS. To increase the threshold for sealed bidding on municipal contracts for the purchase of real and personal property from twenty-five thousand dollars to fifty thousand dollars. Introduced by: Planning and Development Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 101–0
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
359 2025-06-04 HB-7150 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. To (1) require written examinations of persons selected to hold the office of justice of the peace, (2) prohibit misconduct by justices of the peace, and (3) specify that a newly created office of justice of the peace may be filled by appointment prior to the next regular election. Introduced by: Planning and Development Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 101–0
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
360 2025-06-04 SB-1283 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE ADOPTION OF THE CONNECTICUT UNIFORM COLLABORATIVE LAW ACT. To adopt the Connecticut Uniform Collaborative Law Act. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
361 2025-06-04 SB-1380 AS AMENDED
AN ACT PROHIBITING DISCRIMINATION BY HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS IN THE PROVISION OF HEALTH CARE SERVICES IN THE STATE. To prohibit health care providers from discriminating against persons in the provision of health care services in the state. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
362 2025-06-04 SB-1544 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 6:50 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING A STUDY ON PRESETTLEMENT LEGAL FUNDING AND LOANS MADE IN CONNECTION WITH THE ANTICIPATED RECEIPT OF A WRONGFUL INCARCERATION AWARD.
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
363 2025-06-04 SJR-58 AS AMENDED
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE DECISION OF THE CLAIMS COMMISSIONER TO DISMISS CERTAIN CLAIMS AGAINST THE STATE. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 149–1
(1 not voting)
D 100–1
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
364 2025-06-04 SJR-69 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 7:00 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONCERNING THE DECISION OF THE CLAIMS COMMISSIONER CONCERNING THE CLAIM AGAINST THE STATE OF THE ESTATE OF RYAN MARZI, ADMINISTRATOR RICHARD MARZI CONFIRMING THE DECISION, IN PART, AND VACATING THE AWARD AND GRANTING PERMISSION TO SUE THE STATE, IN PART. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
365 2025-06-04 SB-1520 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 7:04 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING AN AMENDMENT TO THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT CONCERNING EDUCATION RECORDS. To apply the exemption for education records to the federal act as it existed on January 3, 2012, the date of the last revision. Introduced by: Government Administration and Elections Committee
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 97–0 (abs 4)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
366 2025-06-04 SB-1558 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING INCOME TAXES IMPOSED BY OTHER JURISDICTIONS ON RESIDENTS OF THE STATE.
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
367 2025-06-04 SB-1541 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE OFFICE OF THE CORRECTION OMBUDS, DISCLOSURE OF DISCIPLINARY MATTERS OR ALLEGED MISCONDUCT BY A DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION EMPLOYEE, USE OF FORCE AND BODY CAMERAS IN CORRECTIONAL FACILITIES AND CRIMINAL HISTORY RECORDS.
Y 147–1
(3 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 48–1 (abs 1)
O 0–0
368 2025-06-04 SB-1187 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING FORECLOSURE, ASSIGNMENT AND OTHER ENFORCEMENT ACTIONS FOR UNPAID SEWER ASSESSMENTS AND OTHER FEES AND CHARGES.
N 84–65
(2 not voting)
D 81–19 (abs 1)
R 3–46 (abs 1)
O 0–0
369 2025-06-04 HB-7027 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE USE OF CONDOMINIUM DEPOSITS FOR CONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT, ACCOUNTING OF RENTAL CHARGES AND A WORKING GROUP TO DEVELOP A UNIFORM STATUTORY DEFINITION OF "AFFORDABLE HOUSING". To permit the use of condominium deposits for construction and development. Introduced by: Housing Committee
Y 140–9
(2 not voting)
D 98–2 (abs 1)
R 42–7 (abs 1)
O 0–0
370 2025-06-04 SB-1565 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8:28 p.m.
AN ACT CONVEYING CERTAIN PARCELS OF STATE LAND IN THE TOWN OF SPRAGUE. To convey four parcels of state land in the town of Sprague to the Avalonia Land Conservancy, Inc., for conservation purposes. Introduced by: Government Oversight Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 101–0
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
371 2025-06-04 SB-1563 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONVEYING PARCELS OF STATE LAND KNOWN AS CAMP BROOK GREENWAY IN THE TOWN OF NORTH CANAAN. To convey parcels of state land known as Camp Brook Greenway in the town of North Canaan to said town. Introduced by: Government Oversight Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 101–0
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
372 2025-06-04 SB-1564 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8:40 p.m.
AN ACT AMENDING A PRIOR CONVEYANCE OF A PARCEL OF STATE LAND TO THE CATHERINE VIOLET HUBBARD FOUNDATION, INC.
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
373 2025-06-04 HB-6437 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING INSURANCE MARKET CONDUCT AND LICENSING.
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 101–0
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
374 2025-06-04 SB-1490 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8:57 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE SALE OF BATTERY-POWERED SMOKE DETECTORS IN THE STATE. To prohibit the sale of smoke detection and warning equipment that is powered solely by a battery unless the equipment has a nonremovable, nonreplaceable battery capable of powering the equipment for a minimum of ten years. Introduced by: Public Safety and Security Committee
N 122–28
(1 not voting)
D 97–4
R 25–24 (abs 1)
O 0–0
375 2025-06-04 HB-6859 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY SERVICES AND PUBLIC PROTECTION'S RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING FIREARM INFORMATION, SECURITY OFFICERS, FIREARM TRANSFERS AND SCHOOL SECURITY GRANTS AND THE FIRE MARSHAL TRAINING COUNCIL, THE COMMISSION ON FIRE PREVENTION AND CONTROL AND THE CODES AND STANDARDS COMMITTEE.
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
376 2025-06-04 HB-6872 AS AMENDED
AN ACT REVISING AND CONSOLIDATING THE HATE CRIMES STATUTES. To implement the Governor's budget recommendations. Introduced by: REQUEST OF THE GOVERNOR PURSUANT TO JOINT RULE 9
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 101–0
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
377 2025-06-04 HB-7178 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING CANNABIS, HEMP AND TOBACCO REGULATION.
Y 145–4
(2 not voting)
D 97–3 (abs 1)
R 48–1 (abs 1)
O 0–0
378 2025-06-04 HB-6865 AS AMENDED
AN ACT IMPLEMENTING THE GOVERNOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS FOR GENERAL GOVERNMENT. To implement the Governor's budget recommendations. Introduced by: REQUEST OF THE GOVERNOR PURSUANT TO JOINT RULE 9
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
379 2025-06-04 HB-7003 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 10:47 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT. To clarify certain publication requirements of actions or decisions of a planning commission. Introduced by: Planning and Development Committee
Y 80–70
(1 not voting)
D 32–69
R 48–1 (abs 1)
O 0–0
380 2025-06-04 HB-6921 AS AMENDED
AN ACT IMPLEMENTING THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE OFFICE OF EARLY CHILDHOOD, DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION AND THE TECHNICAL EDUCATION AND CAREER SYSTEM AND CONCERNING THE ADMINISTRATION OF EPINEPHRINE AND GLUCAGON. To implement the recommendations of the Office of Early Childhood. Introduced by: Education Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
381 2025-06-04 SB-1529 AS AMENDED
Resolution Act
Y 144–1
(6 not voting)
D 95–1 (abs 5)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0

2026 Regular Session

269 House floor votes recorded. Weir voted Yea on 233, Nay on 36, was absent on 0. Voted with his party caucus on 255, against on 14.

RC#DateBillWeirTotalBy party (Y–N)
1 2026-02-05 SB-83 EMERGENCY CERTIFICATION
AN ACT ESTABLISHING THE FEDERAL CUTS RESPONSE FUND. Introduced by: Sen. Martin M. Looney, 11th Dist.Rep. Matthew Ritter, 1st Dist.Sen. Bob Duff, 25th Dist.Rep. Jason Rojas, 9th Dist.
Y 48–98
(5 not voting)
D 0–97 (abs 4)
R 48–1 (abs 1)
O 0–0
2 2026-02-05 SB-83 EMERGENCY CERTIFICATION
AN ACT ESTABLISHING THE FEDERAL CUTS RESPONSE FUND. Introduced by: Sen. Martin M. Looney, 11th Dist.Rep. Matthew Ritter, 1st Dist.Sen. Bob Duff, 25th Dist.Rep. Jason Rojas, 9th Dist.
N 97–48
(6 not voting)
D 96–1 (abs 4)
R 1–47 (abs 2)
O 0–0
3 2026-02-26 SJR-19 CONSENT CALENDAR
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE JON M. ALANDER OF HAMDEN TO BE A STATE REFEREE. Introduced by: Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.
Y 143–0
(8 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 6)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
4 2026-02-26 HR-3 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:44 a.m.
RESOLUTION PROPOSING APPROVAL OF AN ARBITRATION AWARD BETWEEN THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT JUDICIAL BRANCH AND THE CONNECTICUT STATE EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION, SEIU LOCAL 2001, THE INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF POLICE OFFICERS AND THE UNION OF PROFESSIONAL JUDICIAL EMPLOYEES (AFT/AFT-CT, AFL-CIO). Introduced by: Rep. Matthew Ritter, 1st Dist.Rep. Jason Rojas, 9th Dist.
N 126–16
(9 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 6)
R 31–16 (abs 3)
O 0–0
5 2026-02-26 SB-298 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2:55 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE REALLOCATION OF CERTAIN STATE FUNDS AND VARIOUS PROVISIONS RELATING TO EDUCATION, PUBLIC SAFETY, GENERAL GOVERNMENT, ELECTIONS, INTERMEDIATE CARE FACILITIES AND WAREHOUSE DISTRIBUTION CENTERS. Introduced by: Sen. Martin M. Looney, 11th Dist.Rep. Matthew Ritter, 1st Dist.Sen. Bob Duff, 25th Dist.Rep. Jason Rojas, 9th Dist.
Y 54–91
(6 not voting)
D 6–90 (abs 5)
R 48–1 (abs 1)
O 0–0
6 2026-02-26 SB-298 EMERGENCY CERTIFICATION
AN ACT CONCERNING THE REALLOCATION OF CERTAIN STATE FUNDS AND VARIOUS PROVISIONS RELATING TO EDUCATION, PUBLIC SAFETY, GENERAL GOVERNMENT, ELECTIONS, INTERMEDIATE CARE FACILITIES AND WAREHOUSE DISTRIBUTION CENTERS. Introduced by: Sen. Martin M. Looney, 11th Dist.Rep. Matthew Ritter, 1st Dist.Sen. Bob Duff, 25th Dist.Rep. Jason Rojas, 9th Dist.
Y 47–98
(6 not voting)
D 0–97 (abs 4)
R 47–1 (abs 2)
O 0–0
7 2026-02-26 SB-298 EMERGENCY CERTIFICATION
AN ACT CONCERNING THE REALLOCATION OF CERTAIN STATE FUNDS AND VARIOUS PROVISIONS RELATING TO EDUCATION, PUBLIC SAFETY, GENERAL GOVERNMENT, ELECTIONS, INTERMEDIATE CARE FACILITIES AND WAREHOUSE DISTRIBUTION CENTERS. Introduced by: Sen. Martin M. Looney, 11th Dist.Rep. Matthew Ritter, 1st Dist.Sen. Bob Duff, 25th Dist.Rep. Jason Rojas, 9th Dist.
Y 46–97
(8 not voting)
D 0–96 (abs 5)
R 46–1 (abs 3)
O 0–0
8 2026-02-26 SB-298 EMERGENCY CERTIFICATION
AN ACT CONCERNING THE REALLOCATION OF CERTAIN STATE FUNDS AND VARIOUS PROVISIONS RELATING TO EDUCATION, PUBLIC SAFETY, GENERAL GOVERNMENT, ELECTIONS, INTERMEDIATE CARE FACILITIES AND WAREHOUSE DISTRIBUTION CENTERS. Introduced by: Sen. Martin M. Looney, 11th Dist.Rep. Matthew Ritter, 1st Dist.Sen. Bob Duff, 25th Dist.Rep. Jason Rojas, 9th Dist.
Y 47–97
(7 not voting)
D 0–96 (abs 5)
R 47–1 (abs 2)
O 0–0
9 2026-02-26 SB-298 EMERGENCY CERTIFICATION
AN ACT CONCERNING THE REALLOCATION OF CERTAIN STATE FUNDS AND VARIOUS PROVISIONS RELATING TO EDUCATION, PUBLIC SAFETY, GENERAL GOVERNMENT, ELECTIONS, INTERMEDIATE CARE FACILITIES AND WAREHOUSE DISTRIBUTION CENTERS. Introduced by: Sen. Martin M. Looney, 11th Dist.Rep. Matthew Ritter, 1st Dist.Sen. Bob Duff, 25th Dist.Rep. Jason Rojas, 9th Dist.
N 96–48
(7 not voting)
D 92–4 (abs 5)
R 4–44 (abs 2)
O 0–0
10 2026-02-26 SB-299 EMERGENCY CERTIFICATION
AN ACT CONCERNING REDEMPTION OF OUT-OF-STATE BEVERAGE CONTAINERS. Introduced by: Sen. Martin M. Looney, 11th Dist.Rep. Matthew Ritter, 1st Dist.Sen. Bob Duff, 25th Dist.Rep. Jason Rojas, 9th Dist.
Y 45–93
(13 not voting)
D 1–92 (abs 8)
R 44–1 (abs 5)
O 0–0
11 2026-02-26 SB-299 EMERGENCY CERTIFICATION
AN ACT CONCERNING REDEMPTION OF OUT-OF-STATE BEVERAGE CONTAINERS. Introduced by: Sen. Martin M. Looney, 11th Dist.Rep. Matthew Ritter, 1st Dist.Sen. Bob Duff, 25th Dist.Rep. Jason Rojas, 9th Dist.
Y 130–7
(14 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 8)
R 37–7 (abs 6)
O 0–0
12 2026-03-25 HJR-62 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:31 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF CHRISTINA D. GHIO OF CHESHIRE TO BE THE CHILD ADVOCATE. Introduced by: Rep. Julio A. Concepcion, 4th Dist.Sen. Bob Duff, 25th Dist.
N 97–42
(12 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 6)
R 2–42 (abs 6)
O 0–0
13 2026-03-25 HR-4 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2:17 p.m.
RESOLUTION PROPOSING APPROVAL OF A TENTATIVE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT AND THE CONNECTICUT EMPLOYEES UNION INDEPENDENT, NP-2 BARGAINING UNIT (CEUI). Introduced by: Appropriations Committee
N 110–31
(10 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 6)
R 15–31 (abs 4)
O 0–0
14 2026-03-25 HJR-10 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2:35 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE DANIEL J. KLAU OF WEST HARTFORD TO BE A JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. Introduced by: Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.
Y 138–0
(13 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 8)
R 45–0 (abs 5)
O 0–0
15 2026-03-25 HJR-12 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2:43 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE ANN E. LYNCH OF GRANBY TO BE A JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. Introduced by: Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.
Y 139–0
(12 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 7)
R 45–0 (abs 5)
O 0–0
16 2026-03-25 HJR-17 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2:58 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE STUART D. ROSEN OF AVON TO BE A JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. Introduced by: Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.
Y 138–0
(13 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 8)
R 45–0 (abs 5)
O 0–0
17 2026-03-25 HJR-20 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:10 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE JAMES FIELD SPALLONE OF IVORYTON TO BE A JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. Introduced by: Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.
Y 137–0
(14 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 8)
R 44–0 (abs 6)
O 0–0
18 2026-03-25 HJR-22 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:20 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE DENNIS G. EVELEIGH OF HAMDEN TO BE A STATE REFEREE. Introduced by: Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.
Y 113–26
(12 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 7)
R 19–26 (abs 5)
O 0–0
19 2026-03-25 HJR-25 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:41 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE JOHN F. KAVANEWSKY, JR. OF NORWALK TO BE A STATE REFEREE. Introduced by: Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.
Y 139–0
(12 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 7)
R 45–0 (abs 5)
O 0–0
20 2026-03-25 HJR-9 CONSENT CALENDAR
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE BARBARA A. HOFFMAN OF CLINTON TO BE A JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. Introduced by: Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.
Y 140–0
(11 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 6)
R 45–0 (abs 5)
O 0–0
21 2026-04-08 SJR-20 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:15 a.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE STEVEN D. ECKER OF WEST HARTFORD TO BE AN ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT AND A JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. Introduced by: Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.
Y 137–4
(10 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 7)
R 43–4 (abs 3)
O 0–0
22 2026-04-08 SJR-21 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:27 a.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE INGRID L. MOLL OF WEST HARTFORD TO BE A JUDGE OF THE APPELLATE COURT AND A JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. Introduced by: Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.
Y 140–0
(11 not voting)
D 92–0 (abs 9)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
23 2026-04-08 SJR-22 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:36 a.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE JENNIFER MACIEROWSKI OF WINDSOR TO BE A JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. Introduced by: Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 6)
R 50–0
O 0–0
24 2026-04-08 SJR-23 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:43 a.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE LISA GRASSO EGAN OF NEW HAVEN TO BE A JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. Introduced by: Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.
Y 144–0
(7 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 7)
R 50–0
O 0–0
25 2026-04-08 SJR-24 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:50 a.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE NUALA E. DRONEY OF WEST HARTFORD TO BE A JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. Introduced by: Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 6)
R 50–0
O 0–0
26 2026-04-08 SJR-25 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:56 a.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE TRACY LEE DAYTON OF WESTON TO BE A JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. Introduced by: Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.
Y 141–4
(6 not voting)
D 92–3 (abs 6)
R 49–1
O 0–0
27 2026-04-08 SJR-26 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:01 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE SUSAN A. CONNORS OF OLD LYME TO BE A JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. Introduced by: Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 6)
R 50–0
O 0–0
28 2026-04-08 SJR-27 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:06 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE COURTNEY M. CHAPLIN OF HARTFORD TO BE A JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. Introduced by: Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 6)
R 50–0
O 0–0
29 2026-04-08 SJR-33 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:14 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE CLAUDIA A. BAIO OF ROCKY HILL TO BE A JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. Introduced by: Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 6)
R 50–0
O 0–0
30 2026-04-08 SJR-29 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:20 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE EUGENE R. CALISTRO, JR. OF GUILFORD TO BE A JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. Introduced by: Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 6)
R 50–0
O 0–0
31 2026-04-08 SJR-30 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:31 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE DONNA M. WILKERSON BRILLANT OF CROMWELL TO BE A JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. Introduced by: Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.
Y 141–0
(10 not voting)
D 91–0 (abs 10)
R 50–0
O 0–0
32 2026-04-08 SJR-32 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:39 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE LAURA F. BALDINI OF WEST HARTFORD TO BE A JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. Introduced by: Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 6)
R 50–0
O 0–0
33 2026-04-08 SJR-34 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:45 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE BARBARA D. AARON OF CLINTON TO BE A JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. Introduced by: Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 6)
R 50–0
O 0–0
34 2026-04-08 SJR-12 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:52 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE ROBERT L. GENUARIO OF NORWALK TO BE A STATE REFEREE. Introduced by: Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 6)
R 50–0
O 0–0
35 2026-04-08 SJR-13 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:58 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE MAUREEN D. DENNIS OF SOUTHPORT TO BE A STATE REFEREE. Introduced by: Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 6)
R 50–0
O 0–0
36 2026-04-08 SJR-14 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 1:04 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE JOHN C. DRISCOLL OF NORWICH TO BE A STATE REFEREE. Introduced by: Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 6)
R 50–0
O 0–0
37 2026-04-08 SJR-16 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 1:10 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE SUZANNE E. CARON OF BLOOMFIELD TO BE A STATE REFEREE. Introduced by: Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 6)
R 50–0
O 0–0
38 2026-04-08 SJR-17 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 1:15 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE JOHN L. CARBONNEAU, JR. OF EAST LYME TO BE A STATE REFEREE. Introduced by: Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 6)
R 50–0
O 0–0
39 2026-04-08 SJR-15 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 1:21 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE ROBERT A. D'ANDREA OF LITCHFIELD TO BE A STATE REFEREE. Introduced by: Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.
Y 144–0
(7 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 7)
R 50–0
O 0–0
40 2026-04-08 SJR-28 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 1:25 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE KARYL L. CARRASQUILLA OF WEST HARTFORD TO BE A JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. Introduced by: Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 6)
R 50–0
O 0–0
41 2026-04-08 SJR-31 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 1:31 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE TEJAS BHATT OF WINDSOR TO BE A JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. Introduced by: Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 6)
R 50–0
O 0–0
42 2026-04-08 HB-5265 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 1:42 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING COURT-ORDERED ACCOUNTINGS OF COMMON INTEREST COMMUNITY FINANCIAL RECORDS AND REVISING THE DISCLOSURE REQUIREMENTS RELATING TO COMMON INTEREST COMMUNITIES.
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 6)
R 50–0
O 0–0
43 2026-04-08 HB-5282 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 1:49 p.m.
AN ACT IMPLEMENTING THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE CONTINUING LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE ON PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT CONCERNING THE STATE PLAN OF CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT.
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 6)
R 50–0
O 0–0
44 2026-04-08 HB-5450 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 1:57 p.m.
AN ACT DISSOLVING THE BROOKLYN FIRE DISTRICT. To dissolve the Brooklyn Fire District and transfer the funds and tangible property of said district to the town of Brooklyn. Introduced by: Public Safety and Security Committee
Y 144–0
(7 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 7)
R 50–0
O 0–0
45 2026-04-08 HB-5239 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2:07 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE DEPARTMENT OF DEVELOPMENTAL SERVICES' RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING THE INDEPENDENT MORTALITY REVIEW BOARD AND FATALITY REVIEW BOARD. To codify the duties and responsibilities of the Independent Mortality Review Board and avoid duplication of such duties and responsibilities in the Fatality Review Board. Introduced by: Public Health Committee
Y 144–0
(7 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 7)
R 50–0
O 0–0
46 2026-04-08 HB-5240 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2:24 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE DEPARTMENT OF DEVELOPMENTAL SERVICES' RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING VARIOUS REVISIONS TO DEVELOPMENTAL SERVICES STATUTES. To make various revisions to developmental services statutes. Introduced by: Public Health Committee
Y 144–0
(7 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 7)
R 50–0
O 0–0
47 2026-04-08 HB-5157 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:10 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE TIRE STEWARDSHIP PROGRAM. To give retailers until July 1, 2027, to participate in the tire stewardship program. Introduced by: Environment Committee
N 124–21
(6 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 6)
R 29–21
O 0–0
48 2026-04-08 HB-5509 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:25 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Y 144–0
(7 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 6)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
49 2026-04-08 HB-5215 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:34 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE LEGISLATIVE COMMISSIONERS' RECOMMENDATIONS FOR TECHNICAL REVISIONS TO THE EDUCATION AND EARLY CHILDHOOD STATUTES. To make technical revisions to the education and early childhood statutes. Introduced by: Education Committee
Y 143–0
(8 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 8)
R 50–0
O 0–0
50 2026-04-08 HB-5287 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:42 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE LEGISLATIVE COMMISSIONERS' RECOMMENDATIONS FOR TECHNICAL REVISIONS TO STATUTES RELATING TO PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT. To make technical revisions to statutes relating to planning and development. Introduced by: Planning and Development Committee
Y 144–0
(7 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 7)
R 50–0
O 0–0
51 2026-04-08 HB-5383 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:47 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE LEGISLATIVE COMMISSIONERS' RECOMMENDATIONS FOR MINOR AND TECHNICAL REVISIONS TO STATUTES CONCERNING LABOR. To make minor and technical revisions to statutes concerning labor. Introduced by: Labor and Public Employees Committee
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 6)
R 50–0
O 0–0
52 2026-04-08 HB-5126 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:55 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE LEGISLATIVE COMMISSIONERS' RECOMMENDATIONS FOR MINOR AND TECHNICAL REVISIONS TO STATUTES CONCERNING CONSUMER PROTECTION. To make minor and technical revisions to statutes concerning consumer protection. Introduced by: General Law Committee
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 6)
R 50–0
O 0–0
53 2026-04-08 HB-5314 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:15 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE "HOMES FOR CT" LOAN PROGRAM.
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 6)
R 50–0
O 0–0
54 2026-04-08 HB-5163 AS AMENDED
AN ACT ESTABLISHING A TASK FORCE TO STUDY METHODS AND PROGRAMS FOR IMPROVING AFFORDABILITY FOR CHILDREN, FAMILIES AND YOUNG PROFESSIONALS. To establish a task force to study methods and programs for improving affordability for children, families and young professionals. Introduced by: Committee on Children
Y 144–0
(7 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 7)
R 50–0
O 0–0
55 2026-04-08 HB-5125 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING ENTERTAINMENT EVENT TICKETS.
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 6)
R 50–0
O 0–0
56 2026-04-08 HB-5333 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE REGULATION OF STRIPED BASS FISHING IN THE STATE., A WORKING GROUP CONCERNING THE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION PROGRAM AND PROCEDURES CONCERNING THE ESTABLISHMENT OF FISH PASSAGES.
N 133–10
(8 not voting)
D 92–3 (abs 6)
R 41–7 (abs 2)
O 0–0
57 2026-04-09 HB-5399 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:32 a.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING DENTISTRY. To make various revisions to the statutes concerning dentistry. Introduced by: Public Health Committee
Y 129–5
(17 not voting)
D 84–1 (abs 16)
R 45–4 (abs 1)
O 0–0
58 2026-04-09 HB-5259 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:51 a.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE EDUCATION OF HOMELESS CHILDREN AND YOUTH. To codify rights pertaining to school district choice, transportation, notice and appeal for students experiencing homelessness and their guardians. Introduced by: Housing Committee
Y 136–6
(9 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 8)
R 43–6 (abs 1)
O 0–0
59 2026-04-09 HB-5146 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:58 a.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING A STUDY OF THE REMEDIATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF BROWNFIELDS IN THIS STATE. To require the Commissioner of Economic and Community Development to study issues related to the remediation and development of brownfields in the state. Introduced by: Commerce Committee
Y 142–0
(9 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 8)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
60 2026-04-09 HB-5289 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE PUBLICATION OF MUNICIPAL LEGAL NOTICES. To require municipalities to publish legal notices on their Internet web sites. Introduced by: Planning and Development Committee
Y 96–48
(7 not voting)
D 69–26 (abs 6)
R 27–22 (abs 1)
O 0–0
61 2026-04-09 HB-5246 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 1:26 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE LEGISLATIVE COMMISSIONERS' RECOMMENDATIONS FOR TECHNICAL REVISIONS TO STATUTES CONCERNING ENERGY AND TECHNOLOGY. To make minor and technical revisions to statutes concerning energy and technology. Introduced by: Energy and Technology Committee
Y 144–0
(7 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 6)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
62 2026-04-09 HB-5336 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING ADVANCED NUCLEAR ENERGY. To require the Connecticut Council for Advancing Nuclear Energy Development to conduct a study and make recommendations concerning skilled labor needs in the advanced nuclear energy industry. Introduced by: Energy and Technology Committee
Y 143–1
(7 not voting)
D 94–1 (abs 6)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
63 2026-04-09 HB-5166 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING SOCIAL WORK LICENSURE. To eliminate the examination requirement for persons seeking licensure as a master social worker. Introduced by: Public Health Committee
Y 142–2
(7 not voting)
D 94–1 (abs 6)
R 48–1 (abs 1)
O 0–0
64 2026-04-09 HB-5401 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING REVISIONS TO THE STATE BUILDING CODE, STATE FIRE PREVENTION CODE AND FIRE SAFETY CODE. To make various revisions relating to the adoption of, and revisions and amendments to, the State Building Code and to establish a one-year implementation period for training and code enforcement education. Introduced by: Public Safety and Security Committee
Y 144–0
(7 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 6)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
65 2026-04-09 HB-5391 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:44 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE ENFORCEMENT OF ZONING REGULATIONS. To specify that municipalities that exercise zoning authority pursuant to a special act may impose certain fines to enforce such regulations. Introduced by: Planning and Development Committee
Y 144–0
(7 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 6)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
66 2026-04-09 HB-5406 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:05 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING ASSORTED MEASURES RECOGNIZING AND HONORING THE HEROISM OF VETERANS AND MEMBERS OF THE ARMED FORCES AND MAKING VARIOUS REVISIONS TO STATUTES RELATED TO VETERANS' AND MILITARY AFFAIRS.
Y 135–9
(7 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 6)
R 40–9 (abs 1)
O 0–0
67 2026-04-09 HB-5406 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING ASSORTED MEASURES RECOGNIZING AND HONORING THE HEROISM OF VETERANS AND MEMBERS OF THE ARMED FORCES AND MAKING VARIOUS REVISIONS TO STATUTES RELATED TO VETERANS' AND MILITARY AFFAIRS.
Y 143–0
(8 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 6)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
68 2026-04-09 HB-5141 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:40 p.m.
AN ACT REQUIRING FEAR OF RETALIATION TRAINING FOR PERSONS PROVIDING ASSISTED LIVING SERVICES IN MANAGED RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITIES.
Y 142–0
(9 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 6)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
69 2026-04-09 HB-5165 AS AMENDED
AN ACT REQUIRING AN EVALUATION OF THE APPOINTMENT OF A RECEIVER TO MANAGE HOSPITALS IN FINANCIAL DISTRESS OR OPERATIONAL CRISIS. To require the Commissioner of Public Health to evaluate whether the Attorney General should be authorized to appoint a receiver to manage hospitals in financial distress or operational crisis. Introduced by: Public Health Committee
Y 142–0
(9 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 6)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
70 2026-04-09 HB-5039 AS AMENDED
AN ACT REQUIRING TRANSPARENCY AND ADDITIONAL OVERSIGHT OF THE DISTRIBUTION OF CERTAIN LEGISLATIVELY DIRECTED FUNDS AND APPROPRIATIONS FOR OTHER EXPENSES. To implement the Governor's budget recommendations. Introduced by: REQUEST OF THE GOVERNOR PURSUANT TO JOINT RULE 9
Y 141–0
(10 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 7)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
71 2026-04-20 SJR-36 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:38 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF DONALD E. WILLIAMS, JR. OF BROOKLYN TO BE A MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF REGENTS FOR HIGHER EDUCATION. Introduced by: Sen. Bob Duff, 25th Dist.Rep. Julio A. Concepcion, 4th Dist.
Y 143–4
(4 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 45–4 (abs 1)
O 0–0
72 2026-04-20 HJR-70 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 1:50 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF FELICE N. GRAY-KEMP, ESQUIRE, OF HAMDEN TO BE A JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. Introduced by: Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.
N 99–48
(4 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 1–48 (abs 1)
O 0–0
73 2026-04-20 HJR-78 CONSENT CALENDAR
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION OF JUSTINE L. WHALEN, ESQUIRE, OF BRANFORD TO BE A JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. Introduced by: Rep. Steven J. Stafstrom, 129th Dist.Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
74 2026-04-20 HB-5350 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 7:32 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING CANNABIS, HEMP AND INFUSED BEVERAGE REGULATION.
Y 52–91
(8 not voting)
D 4–90 (abs 7)
R 48–1 (abs 1)
O 0–0
75 2026-04-20 HB-5350 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 7:53 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING CANNABIS, HEMP AND INFUSED BEVERAGE REGULATION.
Y 52–91
(8 not voting)
D 4–90 (abs 7)
R 48–1 (abs 1)
O 0–0
76 2026-04-20 HB-5350 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8:35 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING CANNABIS, HEMP AND INFUSED BEVERAGE REGULATION.
Y 69–75
(7 not voting)
D 21–74 (abs 6)
R 48–1 (abs 1)
O 0–0
77 2026-04-20 HB-5350 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING CANNABIS, HEMP AND INFUSED BEVERAGE REGULATION.
N 83–61
(7 not voting)
D 82–13 (abs 6)
R 1–48 (abs 1)
O 0–0
78 2026-04-20 HB-5225 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 9:56 p.m.
AN ACT PROHIBITING CERTAIN LICENSEES AND REGISTRANTS FROM SELLING, DISPENSING, TRANSFERRING OR DELIVERING ANY DRUG OR DEVICE TO EXECUTE A COURT-IMPOSED SENTENCE OF DEATH.
N 85–58
(8 not voting)
D 84–11 (abs 6)
R 1–47 (abs 2)
O 0–0
79 2026-04-20 HB-5228 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING ELECTRONIC NICOTINE DELIVERY SYSTEM AND VAPOR PRODUCT DEALERS.
Y 140–3
(8 not voting)
D 93–2 (abs 6)
R 47–1 (abs 2)
O 0–0
80 2026-04-21 HB-5044 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:36 a.m.
AN ACT ESTABLISHING CONNECTICUT VACCINE STANDARDS. To implement the Governor's budget recommendations. Introduced by: REQUEST OF THE GOVERNOR PURSUANT TO JOINT RULE 9
N 91–49
(11 not voting)
D 91–1 (abs 9)
R 0–48 (abs 2)
O 0–0
81 2026-04-21 HB-5044 AS AMENDED
AN ACT ESTABLISHING CONNECTICUT VACCINE STANDARDS. To implement the Governor's budget recommendations. Introduced by: REQUEST OF THE GOVERNOR PURSUANT TO JOINT RULE 9
N 89–60
(2 not voting)
D 88–12 (abs 1)
R 1–48 (abs 1)
O 0–0
82 2026-04-22 HB-5043 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:43 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING CONVERTIBLE PISTOLS, UNFINISHED FRAMES OR UNFINISHED LOWER RECEIVERS, VOLUNTARY RELINQUISHMENT OF FIREARMS AND AMMUNITION, AND REFUNDABILITY OF PERMITS FOR SALE AT RETAIL OF FIREARMS AND FOR CARRYING OF PISTOLS AND REVOLVERS. To implement the Governor's budget recommendations. Introduced by: REQUEST OF THE GOVERNOR PURSUANT TO JOINT RULE 9
Y 48–102
(1 not voting)
D 0–100 (abs 1)
R 48–2
O 0–0
83 2026-04-22 HB-5043 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:54 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING CONVERTIBLE PISTOLS, UNFINISHED FRAMES OR UNFINISHED LOWER RECEIVERS, VOLUNTARY RELINQUISHMENT OF FIREARMS AND AMMUNITION, AND REFUNDABILITY OF PERMITS FOR SALE AT RETAIL OF FIREARMS AND FOR CARRYING OF PISTOLS AND REVOLVERS. To implement the Governor's budget recommendations. Introduced by: REQUEST OF THE GOVERNOR PURSUANT TO JOINT RULE 9
Y 48–102
(1 not voting)
D 0–100 (abs 1)
R 48–2
O 0–0
84 2026-04-22 HB-5043 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 1:05 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING CONVERTIBLE PISTOLS, UNFINISHED FRAMES OR UNFINISHED LOWER RECEIVERS, VOLUNTARY RELINQUISHMENT OF FIREARMS AND AMMUNITION, AND REFUNDABILITY OF PERMITS FOR SALE AT RETAIL OF FIREARMS AND FOR CARRYING OF PISTOLS AND REVOLVERS. To implement the Governor's budget recommendations. Introduced by: REQUEST OF THE GOVERNOR PURSUANT TO JOINT RULE 9
Y 48–101
(2 not voting)
D 0–99 (abs 2)
R 48–2
O 0–0
85 2026-04-22 HB-5043 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING CONVERTIBLE PISTOLS, UNFINISHED FRAMES OR UNFINISHED LOWER RECEIVERS, VOLUNTARY RELINQUISHMENT OF FIREARMS AND AMMUNITION, AND REFUNDABILITY OF PERMITS FOR SALE AT RETAIL OF FIREARMS AND FOR CARRYING OF PISTOLS AND REVOLVERS. To implement the Governor's budget recommendations. Introduced by: REQUEST OF THE GOVERNOR PURSUANT TO JOINT RULE 9
N 86–64
(1 not voting)
D 85–15 (abs 1)
R 1–49
O 0–0
86 2026-04-22 HB-5500 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2:16 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE ABATEMENT OR REFUND OF INTEREST ON DELINQUENT MUNICIPAL PROPERTY TAXES OR SEWERAGE SYSTEM USE CHARGES OWED BY CERTAIN COMMON INTEREST COMMUNITIES.
Y 136–14
(1 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 36–14
O 0–0
87 2026-04-22 HB-5500 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE ABATEMENT OR REFUND OF INTEREST ON DELINQUENT MUNICIPAL PROPERTY TAXES OR SEWERAGE SYSTEM USE CHARGES OWED BY CERTAIN COMMON INTEREST COMMUNITIES.
Y 132–18
(1 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 32–18
O 0–0
88 2026-04-22 HB-5311 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2:36 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE NONISSUANCE OF A STANDING CRIMINAL PROTECTIVE ORDER IN THE CASE OF A FAMILY VIOLENCE CRIME. To require that in the case of a court declining to issue a standing criminal protective order in the case of a family violence crime, the court shall enter into the record the reasons for not issuing such order. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 50–0
O 0–0
89 2026-04-22 HB-5001 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:17 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING ABSENTEE VOTING FOR ALL AND VARIOUS OTHER REFORMS RELATED TO THE ADMINISTRATION OF ELECTIONS.
Y 48–98
(5 not voting)
D 0–97 (abs 4)
R 48–1 (abs 1)
O 0–0
90 2026-04-22 HB-5001 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 5:48 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING ABSENTEE VOTING FOR ALL AND VARIOUS OTHER REFORMS RELATED TO THE ADMINISTRATION OF ELECTIONS.
Y 48–99
(4 not voting)
D 0–98 (abs 3)
R 48–1 (abs 1)
O 0–0
91 2026-04-22 HB-5001 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 10:18 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING ABSENTEE VOTING FOR ALL AND VARIOUS OTHER REFORMS RELATED TO THE ADMINISTRATION OF ELECTIONS.
Y 49–98
(4 not voting)
D 1–97 (abs 3)
R 48–1 (abs 1)
O 0–0
92 2026-04-23 HB-5127 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING CREDIT CARDS AND HEALTH AND VETERINARY CARE SERVICES.
Y 141–6
(4 not voting)
D 95–3 (abs 3)
R 46–3 (abs 1)
O 0–0
93 2026-04-23 HB-5467 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE DESIGNATION OF A DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT EMPLOYEE FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING CONCIERGE SERVICES TO SMALL BUSINESSES.
N 143–4
(4 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 45–4 (abs 1)
O 0–0
94 2026-04-23 HB-5377 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING RETURN OF HEALTH CARE PROVIDER PAYMENTS.
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 50–0
O 0–0
95 2026-04-23 HB-5374 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:47 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING HEALTH COVERAGE MANDATES FOR CERTAIN HEALTH CONDITIONS.
N 15–134
(2 not voting)
D 0–99 (abs 2)
R 15–35
O 0–0
96 2026-04-23 HB-5374 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:02 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING HEALTH COVERAGE MANDATES FOR CERTAIN HEALTH CONDITIONS.
Y 140–8
(3 not voting)
D 97–1 (abs 3)
R 43–7
O 0–0
97 2026-04-23 HB-5001 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING ABSENTEE VOTING FOR ALL AND VARIOUS OTHER REFORMS RELATED TO THE ADMINISTRATION OF ELECTIONS.
N 101–49
(1 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 1–49
O 0–0
98 2026-04-23 HB-5468 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE PROVISION OF PARENT-MANAGED LEARNING. To address issues relating to the provision of equivalent instruction in the state. Introduced by: Education Committee
Y 49–100
(2 not voting)
D 0–99 (abs 2)
R 49–1
O 0–0
99 2026-04-23 HB-5468 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE PROVISION OF PARENT-MANAGED LEARNING. To address issues relating to the provision of equivalent instruction in the state. Introduced by: Education Committee
N 96–53
(2 not voting)
D 95–4 (abs 2)
R 1–49
O 0–0
100 2026-04-27 HB-5035 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:18 p.m.
AN ACT REQUIRING SCHOOL DISTRICTS TO BAN CELLULAR PHONES IN THE CLASSROOM. To implement the Governor's budget recommendations. Introduced by: REQUEST OF THE GOVERNOR PURSUANT TO JOINT RULE 9
Y 24–123
(4 not voting)
D 0–98 (abs 3)
R 24–25 (abs 1)
O 0–0
101 2026-04-27 HB-5035 AS AMENDED
AN ACT REQUIRING SCHOOL DISTRICTS TO BAN CELLULAR PHONES IN THE CLASSROOM. To implement the Governor's budget recommendations. Introduced by: REQUEST OF THE GOVERNOR PURSUANT TO JOINT RULE 9
N 117–31
(3 not voting)
D 96–3 (abs 2)
R 21–28 (abs 1)
O 0–0
102 2026-04-27 HB-5142 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE USE OF TECHNOLOGY FOR VIRTUAL MONITORING IN RESIDENTIAL CARE HOMES. To extend protections for the use of technology for the purpose of virtual monitoring and virtual visitation to residents of residential care homes and prescribe a penalty for violation of such protections. Introduced by: Aging Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 101–0
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
103 2026-04-27 HB-5323 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING VARIOUS REVISIONS TO THE EDUCATION STATUTES. To make various revisions to the education statutes. Introduced by: Education Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 101–0
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
104 2026-04-27 HB-5143 AS AMENDED
AN ACT REQUIRING TRAINING FOR HOMEMAKER-COMPANION AGENCY EMPLOYEES. To require homemaker-companion agencies to provide not less than ten hours of (1) initial training to new employees, and (2) continuing education to current employees. Introduced by: Aging Committee
Y 149–1
(1 not voting)
D 101–0
R 48–1 (abs 1)
O 0–0
105 2026-04-27 HB-5155 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING PESTICIDE REPORTING MODERNIZATION.
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
106 2026-04-27 HB-5525 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING A RAPID RESPONSE PROGRAM FOR CERTAIN AQUATIC INVASIVE SPECIES. To establish a rapid response program and protocol for the elimination and containment of hydrilla and other aquatic invasive species in the state. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 101–0
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
107 2026-04-27 HB-5243 AS AMENDED
AN ACT ESTABLISHING A WORKING GROUP TO DEVELOP AN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND TOURISM PLAN FOR THE GREATER MYSTIC AREA. To facilitate economic development in the greater Mystic area. Introduced by: Commerce Committee
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
108 2026-04-27 HB-5288 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 6:32 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING UTILITY CONNECTIONS FOR ACCESSORY DWELLING UNITS. To (1) change statutory references to "accessory apartments" to "accessory dwelling units", and (2) specify that towns, districts or utilities may not require separate utility connections for accessory apartments pursuant to special act zoning regulations. Introduced by: Planning and Development Committee
N 135–13
(3 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 36–13 (abs 1)
O 0–0
109 2026-04-27 HB-5508 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING HISTORIC DISTRICTS AND HISTORIC PRESERVATION. To make various changes to statutes concerning historic district commissions and historic preservation. Introduced by: Planning and Development Committee
N 105–43
(3 not voting)
D 98–1 (abs 2)
R 7–42 (abs 1)
O 0–0
110 2026-04-27 HB-5375 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE COMMITTEE WORKING GROUPS. To implement the recommendations of (1) the Insurance Fund working group, (2) the nonprofit liability, property and casualty insurance working group, and (3) the pharmacist compensation working group. Introduced by: Insurance and Real Estate Committee
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
111 2026-04-27 HB-5522 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 7:31 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE SEWAGE RIGHT-TO-KNOW ACT AND REQUIRING A REPORT CONCERNING WELL CONTAMINATION PROTOCOLS. To provide for certain implementation and public availability of the requirements of the sewage right-to-know act. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 144–5
(2 not voting)
D 99–1 (abs 1)
R 45–4 (abs 1)
O 0–0
112 2026-04-27 HB-5247 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING A TEST BED TECHNOLOGIES PROGRAM. To (1) facilitate the consideration of cost-saving technology by evaluating testing such technology by state agencies, and (2) amend eligibility criteria for the JobsCT tax rebate program. Introduced by: Energy and Technology Committee
Y 147–1
(3 not voting)
D 98–1 (abs 2)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
113 2026-04-27 HB-5501 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8:11 p.m.
AN ACT EXPANDING PERMISSIBLE USES FOR TOWN AID ROAD GRANT FUNDS. To expand the permissible uses for town aid road grant funds by municipalities. Introduced by: Planning and Development Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
114 2026-04-27 HB-5208 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING DATA SECURITY, PAYROLL PROCESSING, CONSUMER FRAUD PROTECTION, MORTGAGE LOANS, AND EMPLOYEE CREDIT RATES To require the Department of Banking to study and submit a report concerning financial transactions in the state. Introduced by: Banking Committee
Y 144–4
(3 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 44–4 (abs 2)
O 0–0
115 2026-04-27 HB-5532 AS AMENDED
AN ACT IMPLEMENTING THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE OFFICE OF STATE ETHICS FOR REVISIONS TO THE STATE CODES OF ETHICS, REDEFINING "GIFT" FOR PURPOSES OF SAID CODES AND INCREASING VARIOUS MONETARY THRESHOLDS IN SAID CODES.
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 101–0
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
116 2026-04-27 HB-5211 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:36 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING COMMERCIAL FINANCING. To redefine "commercial financing", require commercial financing providers to disclose estimated annual percentage rates and revise and establish certain requirements applicable to commercial financing contracts. Introduced by: Banking Committee
Y 31–116
(4 not voting)
D 0–98 (abs 3)
R 31–18 (abs 1)
O 0–0
117 2026-04-27 HB-5211 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING COMMERCIAL FINANCING. To redefine "commercial financing", require commercial financing providers to disclose estimated annual percentage rates and revise and establish certain requirements applicable to commercial financing contracts. Introduced by: Banking Committee
Y 143–5
(3 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 44–5 (abs 1)
O 0–0
118 2026-04-28 HB-5140 AS AMENDED
AN ACT ALLOWING DENTAL HYGIENISTS TO PROVIDE DENTAL HYGIENE SERVICES IN PATIENTS' PRIVATE RESIDENCES. To study the needs of senior citizens in the state in order to ensure the adequate allocation of resources. Introduced by: Aging Committee
Y 144–0
(7 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 5)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
119 2026-04-28 HB-5003 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 5:03 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT AND WORKING CONDITIONS IN THE STATE. To increase workforce development efforts and improve working conditions in the state. Introduced by: Labor and Public Employees Committee
Y 47–100
(4 not voting)
D 0–99 (abs 2)
R 47–1 (abs 2)
O 0–0
120 2026-04-28 HB-5003 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT AND WORKING CONDITIONS IN THE STATE. To increase workforce development efforts and improve working conditions in the state. Introduced by: Labor and Public Employees Committee
Y 117–29
(5 not voting)
D 93–5 (abs 3)
R 24–24 (abs 2)
O 0–0
121 2026-04-28 SB-259 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 5:34 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING FEMALE GENITAL MUTILATION.
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 97–0 (abs 4)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
122 2026-04-28 HB-5226 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING MOBILE MANUFACTURED HOMES AND MOBILE MANUFACTURED HOME PARKS.
Y 138–7
(6 not voting)
D 97–0 (abs 4)
R 41–7 (abs 2)
O 0–0
123 2026-04-28 HB-5531 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 6:21 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING FAITHFUL PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
N 102–43
(6 not voting)
D 97–0 (abs 4)
R 5–43 (abs 2)
O 0–0
124 2026-04-28 HB-5558 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE DEPARTMENT OF DEVELOPMENTAL SERVICES' ABUSE AND NEGLECT INVESTIGATIONS.
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 5)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
125 2026-04-28 HB-5381 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING UNLAWFUL FUNERAL SERVICE PRACTICES. To compensate victims of unlawful funeral service practices. Introduced by: Appropriations Committee
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 97–0 (abs 4)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
126 2026-04-28 SB-150 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 7:06 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE LEGISLATIVE COMMISSIONERS' RECOMMENDATIONS FOR TECHNICAL REVISIONS TO THE HIGHER EDUCATION STATUTES. To make technical revisions to the higher education statutes. Introduced by: Higher Education and Employment Advancement Committee
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 97–0 (abs 4)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
127 2026-04-28 HB-5291 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY SERVICES AND PUBLIC PROTECTION'S RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING VARIOUS STATUTES RELATING TO PUBLIC SAFETY.
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 97–0 (abs 4)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
128 2026-04-28 HB-5514 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING VARIOUS REVISIONS TO THE PUBLIC HEALTH STATUTES. To make various revisions to the public health statutes. Introduced by: Public Health Committee
Y 142–4
(5 not voting)
D 97–0 (abs 4)
R 45–4 (abs 1)
O 0–0
129 2026-04-28 HB-5324 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8:20 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING EDUCATION MANDATE RELIEF. To repeal and reduce education mandates. Introduced by: Education Committee
Y 142–4
(5 not voting)
D 93–4 (abs 4)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
130 2026-04-29 HB-5464 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 1:08 p.m.
Resolution Act
Y 54–96
(1 not voting)
D 5–95 (abs 1)
R 49–1
O 0–0
131 2026-04-29 HB-5464 AS AMENDED
Resolution Act
N 99–51
(1 not voting)
D 98–3
R 1–48 (abs 1)
O 0–0
132 2026-04-29 SB-89 AS AMENDED
AN ACT UPDATING PRISON RAPE ELIMINATION STANDARDS. To implement the Governor's budget recommendations. Introduced by: REQUEST OF THE GOVERNOR PURSUANT TO JOINT RULE 9
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 101–0
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
133 2026-04-29 HB-5567 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING HEALTH CARE IN THE DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION FACILITIES.
Y 148–2
(1 not voting)
D 101–0
R 47–2 (abs 1)
O 0–0
134 2026-04-29 HB-5421 AS AMENDED
AN ACT ESTABLISHING AN ACCOUNT TO PROVIDE PATIENT LIFTS TO CERTAIN HEALTH CARE OFFICES AND FACILITIES. To establish an account to assist health care facilities in purchasing durable medical equipment. Introduced by: Appropriations Committee
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 50–0
O 0–0
135 2026-04-29 HB-5394 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE UNIFORM RELOCATION ASSISTANCE ACT. To clarify that a municipality may place a lien upon a landlord's real property when the municipality has expended funds for relocation assistance to a tenant of such property. Introduced by: Planning and Development Committee
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 50–0
O 0–0
136 2026-04-29 HB-5369 AS AMENDED
AN ACT ESTABLISHING A TASK FORCE ON AFFORDABLE AND MIDDLE HOUSING To establish a task force to study the impact of the ten per cent affordable housing threshold of subsection (k) of section 8-30g of the general statutes. Introduced by: Housing Committee
Y 146–4
(1 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 46–4
O 0–0
137 2026-04-29 HB-5263 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE ASSIGNMENT OF POST-LOSS HOMEOWNERS AND COMMERCIAL PROPERTY INSURANCE BENEFITS, CONSUMER BILL OF RIGHTS AND REVISING DISCLOSURE REQUIREMENTS FOR HOME IMPROVEMENT CONTRACTORS AND SALESPERSONS.
Y 149–1
(1 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 49–1
O 0–0
138 2026-04-29 HB-5431 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 6:21 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING COOPERATIVE CORPORATIONS. To modernize the state's business cooperative statutes. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 50–0
O 0–0
139 2026-04-29 HB-5515 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL HEALTH AND ADDICTION SERVICES' RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING ACCESS TO OPIOID OVERDOSE REVERSAL MEDICATION AND VARIOUS REVISIONS TO MENTAL HEALTH AND ADDICTION STATUTES. To remove barriers to access opioid antagonists. Introduced by: Public Health Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 50–0
O 0–0
140 2026-04-29 HB-5313 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 6:42 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A PLAN FOR THE USE OF UNIFORM STATE-WIDE CASE IDENTIFICATION CODES IN DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CASES.
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 50–0
O 0–0
141 2026-04-29 HB-5256 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 6:49 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE PROCESS FOR INITIATING LOCAL LEGISLATION IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY. To remove the requirement that a copy of the resolution or petition of a town, city, borough or other local government to initiate local legislation in the General Assembly be filed with the Secretary of the State. Introduced by: Government Oversight Committee
Y 130–20
(1 not voting)
D 81–19 (abs 1)
R 49–1
O 0–0
142 2026-04-29 HR-12 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 7:38 p.m.
RESOLUTION PROPOSING APPROVAL OF AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT AND THE STATE EMPLOYEES BARGAINING AGENT COALITION (SEBAC). Introduced by: Rep. Matthew Ritter, 1st Dist.Rep. Jason Rojas, 9th Dist.
N 107–42
(2 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 7–42 (abs 1)
O 0–0
143 2026-04-30 HB-5534 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:32 a.m.
AN ACT DESIGNATING THE STATE AS THE BIRTHPLACE OF THE BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB MOVEMENT, THE STATE AMPHIBIAN AND THE STATE ROCK.
Y 136–0
(15 not voting)
D 88–0 (abs 13)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
144 2026-04-30 HB-5343 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE REPORTING OF ADVERTISING PURCHASED BY THE STATE. To require annual reporting of state agency purchase of advertising. Introduced by: Government Administration and Elections Committee
Y 141–0
(10 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 8)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
145 2026-04-30 HJR-40 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11:56 a.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE DECISION OF THE CLAIMS COMMISSIONER TO DENY CERTAIN CLAIMS AGAINST THE STATE. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 141–0
(10 not voting)
D 92–0 (abs 9)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
146 2026-04-30 HJR-42 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:02 p.m.
RESOLUTION VACATING THE DECISION OF THE CLAIMS COMMISSIONER TO DENY THE CLAIM AGAINST THE STATE OF EVAN CLARK, PPA, CHRISTOPHER CLARK AND GRANTING THE CLAIMANT PERMISSION TO SUE THE STATE. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 145–0
(6 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 6)
R 50–0
O 0–0
147 2026-04-30 HJR-57 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:10 p.m.
RESOLUTION ACCEPTING THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE CLAIMS COMMISSIONER TO MAKE PAYMENT IN EXCESS OF THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS WITH RESPECT TO THE CLAIM AGAINST THE STATE OF CLIFFORD BEERS COMMUNITY HEALTH PARTNERS, LLC O/B/O YOUTH CONTINUUM, LLC. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 97–0 (abs 4)
R 50–0
O 0–0
148 2026-04-30 SB-473 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:21 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE REVISOR'S TECHNICAL REVISIONS TO THE GENERAL STATUTES. To make various technical changes concerning grammar, clarity, accuracy of internal references and consistency in the general statutes. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 97–0 (abs 4)
R 50–0
O 0–0
149 2026-04-30 HB-5442 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE PROPERTY TAX EXEMPTION FOR AND TAX AGREEMENTS RELATED TO CERTAIN CLASS I RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES.
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
150 2026-04-30 HB-5581 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:42 p.m.
AN ACT AMENDING A PRIOR CONVEYANCE OF A PARCEL OF STATE LAND TO THE TOWN OF ROCKY HILL. To amend a prior conveyance of a parcel of state land to the town of Rocky Hill to change the acreage and identification of said parcel. Introduced by: Government Oversight Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 97–0 (abs 4)
R 50–0
O 0–0
151 2026-04-30 SB-520 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:50 p.m.
AN ACT REPEALING A CONVEYANCE OF A PARCEL OF STATE LAND TO THE TOWN OF CANTON. To repeal special act 24-20, which required the conveyance of a parcel of state land to the town of Canton. Introduced by: Government Oversight Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 50–0
O 0–0
152 2026-04-30 HB-5580 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:57 p.m.
AN ACT AMENDING A PRIOR CONVEYANCE OF A PARCEL OF STATE LAND TO THE TOWN OF STRATFORD TO PERMIT THE PARCEL TO BE SOLD, TRANSFERRED OR LEASED. To amend a prior conveyance of state land to the town of Stratford to permit the parcel to be sold, transferred or leased. Introduced by: Government Oversight Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
153 2026-04-30 SB-519 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 1:02 p.m.
AN ACT AMENDING A PRIOR CONVEYANCE OF STATE LAND TO THE BRIDGEPORT PORT AUTHORITY. To amend the cost of a parcel of state land previously conveyed to the city of Bridgeport. Introduced by: Government Oversight Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 50–0
O 0–0
154 2026-04-30 HB-5004 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING CHILD WELFARE ACCOUNTABILITY AND TRANSPARENCY. To implement various policies concerning the provision and oversight of child welfare services in the state. Introduced by: Committee on Children
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 50–0
O 0–0
155 2026-04-30 HB-5045 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:57 p.m.
AN ACT STREAMLINING HEALTH CARE FACILITY APPROVALS. To implement the Governor's budget recommendations. Introduced by: REQUEST OF THE GOVERNOR PURSUANT TO JOINT RULE 9
Y 149–1
(1 not voting)
D 99–1 (abs 1)
R 50–0
O 0–0
156 2026-04-30 HB-5045 AS AMENDED
AN ACT STREAMLINING HEALTH CARE FACILITY APPROVALS. To implement the Governor's budget recommendations. Introduced by: REQUEST OF THE GOVERNOR PURSUANT TO JOINT RULE 9
Y 149–1
(1 not voting)
D 99–1 (abs 1)
R 50–0
O 0–0
157 2026-04-30 HB-5583 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING CONVEYANCE OF PARCELS OF STATE LAND IN THE TOWN OF DERBY. To convey parcels of state land in the town of Derby to the Connecticut Municipal Development Authority. Introduced by: Government Oversight Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 50–0
O 0–0
158 2026-04-30 HB-5574 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:20 p.m.
AN ACT AMENDING A CONVEYANCE OF A PARCEL OF STATE LAND TO THE TOWN OF HAMDEN. To extend the deadline for a conveyance of a parcel of state land to the town of Hamden by one year. Introduced by: Government Oversight Committee
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
159 2026-04-30 HB-5578 AS AMENDED
AN ACT AMENDING A CONVEYANCE OF A PARCEL OF STATE LAND TO THE CHESPROCOTT HEALTH DISTRICT. To amend a prior conveyance of land to the Chesprocott Health District to expand the permissible uses of such land. Introduced by: Government Oversight Committee
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
160 2026-04-30 HB-5579 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:36 p.m.
AN ACT AMENDING A CONVEYANCE OF PARCELS OF STATE LAND TO THE TOWN OF CHESHIRE. To amend a prior conveyance of state land to the town of Cheshire to expand the permissible uses for which such land may be sold by the town and extend the deadline for such sale an additional five years. Introduced by: Government Oversight Committee
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
161 2026-04-30 HB-5575 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 4:42 p.m.
AN ACT CONVEYING A PARCEL OF STATE LAND TO THE CITY OF SHELTON. To convey a parcel of state land to the city of Shelton for three hundred fifty thousand dollars. Introduced by: Government Oversight Committee
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
162 2026-04-30 HB-5572 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONVEYING A PARCEL OF STATE LAND TO THE TOWN OF WOODBURY. To convey a parcel of state land to the town of Woodbury for purposes of a commemorative memorial green. Introduced by: Government Oversight Committee
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
163 2026-04-30 HB-5577 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 5:08 p.m.
AN ACT AMENDING A CONVEYANCE OF A PARCEL OF LAND TO THE TOWN OF SOMERS.
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
164 2026-04-30 HB-5573 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONVEYING A PARCEL OF STATE LAND TO THE CITY OF TORRINGTON. To convey a parcel of state land in the city of Torrington for purposes of relocating a trail to the site of said parcel. Introduced by: Government Oversight Committee
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
165 2026-04-30 SB-397 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 6:00 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING DEMOCRACY AND GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTABILITY. To enact statutory provisions providing for the accountable administration and enforcement of law in the state. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 48–102
(1 not voting)
D 0–100 (abs 1)
R 48–2
O 0–0
166 2026-04-30 SB-397 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 6:45 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING DEMOCRACY AND GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTABILITY. To enact statutory provisions providing for the accountable administration and enforcement of law in the state. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 49–100
(2 not voting)
D 0–99 (abs 2)
R 49–1
O 0–0
167 2026-04-30 SB-397 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 7:30 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING DEMOCRACY AND GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTABILITY. To enact statutory provisions providing for the accountable administration and enforcement of law in the state. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 60–88
(3 not voting)
D 11–87 (abs 3)
R 49–1
O 0–0
168 2026-04-30 SB-397 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 7:56 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING DEMOCRACY AND GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTABILITY. To enact statutory provisions providing for the accountable administration and enforcement of law in the state. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 62–87
(2 not voting)
D 13–86 (abs 2)
R 49–1
O 0–0
169 2026-04-30 SB-397 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8:28 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING DEMOCRACY AND GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTABILITY. To enact statutory provisions providing for the accountable administration and enforcement of law in the state. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 62–88
(1 not voting)
D 13–87 (abs 1)
R 49–1
O 0–0
170 2026-04-30 SB-397 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8:37 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING DEMOCRACY AND GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTABILITY. To enact statutory provisions providing for the accountable administration and enforcement of law in the state. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 59–91
(1 not voting)
D 10–90 (abs 1)
R 49–1
O 0–0
171 2026-04-30 SB-397 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8:52 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING DEMOCRACY AND GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTABILITY. To enact statutory provisions providing for the accountable administration and enforcement of law in the state. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 61–89
(1 not voting)
D 12–88 (abs 1)
R 49–1
O 0–0
172 2026-04-30 SB-397 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 9:14 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING DEMOCRACY AND GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTABILITY. To enact statutory provisions providing for the accountable administration and enforcement of law in the state. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 58–92
(1 not voting)
D 9–91 (abs 1)
R 49–1
O 0–0
173 2026-04-30 SB-397 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 9:40 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING DEMOCRACY AND GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTABILITY. To enact statutory provisions providing for the accountable administration and enforcement of law in the state. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 64–86
(1 not voting)
D 15–85 (abs 1)
R 49–1
O 0–0
174 2026-04-30 SB-397 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 9:53 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING DEMOCRACY AND GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTABILITY. To enact statutory provisions providing for the accountable administration and enforcement of law in the state. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 57–93
(1 not voting)
D 8–92 (abs 1)
R 49–1
O 0–0
175 2026-05-01 SB-397 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING DEMOCRACY AND GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTABILITY. To enact statutory provisions providing for the accountable administration and enforcement of law in the state. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
N 91–53
(7 not voting)
D 91–4 (abs 6)
R 0–49 (abs 1)
O 0–0
176 2026-05-01 SB-5 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING ONLINE SAFETY.
Y 131–17
(3 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 33–17
O 0–0
177 2026-05-01 HB-5491 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING CENTRALIZATION OF WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT INFORMATION. To require the Labor Commissioner to create a central repository of information, resources and materials regarding workforce development organizations and opportunities. Introduced by: Labor and Public Employees Committee
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 97–0 (abs 4)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
178 2026-05-01 HB-5432 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:13 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE RECEIPT OF FEES BY A PARTY TO A CIVIL ACTION AFFECTING TITLE TO REAL PROPERTY. To permit a court to award a party to a civil action affecting title to real property the actual expense of an examination of the land records concerning the title to the real property in question. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
179 2026-05-01 HB-5523 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING A TRIBAL WILDLIFE AND FISHERIES ADVISORY COUNCIL.
Y 144–3
(4 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 46–3 (abs 1)
O 0–0
180 2026-05-01 HB-5312 AS AMENDED
AN ACT ESTABLISHING A CIVIL ACTION FOR THE OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL AND A PRIVATE RIGHT OF ACTION FOR VICTIMS OF UNLAWFUL DISSEMINATION OF A SYNTHETICALLY CREATED INTIMATE IMAGE.
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
181 2026-05-01 HB-5362 AS AMENDED
AN ACT IMPLEMENTING THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE MAJORITY LEADER'S ROUNDTABLE. To implement the recommendations of the Majority Leader's Roundtable on Affordable Housing and make other changes to the affordable housing statutes. Introduced by: Housing Committee
N 89–58
(4 not voting)
D 88–10 (abs 3)
R 1–48 (abs 1)
O 0–0
182 2026-05-01 HB-5447 AS AMENDED
AN ACT IMPLEMENTING RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE TRANSFORMING CHILDREN'S BEHAVIORAL HEALTH POLICY AND PLANNING COMMITTEE AND CONCERNING TEMPORARY FAMILY ASSISTANCE BENEFITS.
Y 144–0
(7 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 5)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
183 2026-05-01 SB-156 AS AMENDED
AN ACT ESTABLISHING A TASK FORCE TO STUDY THE VOLUNTARY SURRENDER OF INFANTS. To establish a task force to study the voluntary surrender of infants. Introduced by: Committee on Children
Y 144–0
(7 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 5)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
184 2026-05-01 HB-5482 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING TWELVE-MONTH COVERAGE FOR CONTRACEPTION AND HORMONE THERAPY. To require public and private insurance coverage of twelve-month contraception and hormone therapy prescriptions. Introduced by: Human Services Committee
Y 129–12
(10 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 8)
R 36–12 (abs 2)
O 0–0
185 2026-05-01 HB-5518 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH'S RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING VARIOUS REVISIONS TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AND DRINKING WATER STATUTES.
Y 132–10
(9 not voting)
D 93–1 (abs 7)
R 39–9 (abs 2)
O 0–0
186 2026-05-01 HB-5373 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT'S RECOMMENDATIONS FOR REVISIONS TO THE INSURANCE STATUTES. To implement the Insurance Department's recommendations for revisions to the insurance statutes. Introduced by: Insurance and Real Estate Committee
Y 141–0
(10 not voting)
D 93–0 (abs 8)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
187 2026-05-01 HB-5340 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 7:38 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING RENEWABLE POWER GENERATION.
Y 49–90
(12 not voting)
D 3–89 (abs 9)
R 46–1 (abs 3)
O 0–0
188 2026-05-01 HB-5340 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING RENEWABLE POWER GENERATION.
N 99–43
(9 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 6)
R 4–43 (abs 3)
O 0–0
189 2026-05-01 HB-5295 AS AMENDED
AN ACT NAMING THE CONNECTICUT NATIONAL GUARD READINESS CENTER IN THE TOWN OF PUTNAM. To name the Connecticut National Guard Readiness Center in Putnam in honor of former Governor John Dempsey. Introduced by: Veterans' and Military Affairs Committee
Y 143–0
(8 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 6)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
190 2026-05-01 HB-5153 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING MINOR REVISIONS TO DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION RELATED STATUTES. To make minor revisions to various statutes under the authority of the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 143–0
(8 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 6)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
191 2026-05-01 HB-5485 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING SUPPORTED DECISION-MAKING. To require businesses, government agencies, organizations, medical providers, educational institutions and any entity with whom a decision-maker interacts to obtain goods and services to recognize a supported decision-making agreement. Introduced by: Human Services Committee
Y 143–0
(8 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 6)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
192 2026-05-01 HB-5460 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING STATE-WIDE FIRE PROTECTION.
Y 143–0
(8 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 6)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
193 2026-05-01 HB-5331 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE AIR PERMITS OF CERTAIN CREMATORIES. To authorize the continued operations of certain crematories in the state while air permits for such crematories are being processed and renewed. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 140–3
(8 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 6)
R 45–3 (abs 2)
O 0–0
194 2026-05-01 HB-5493 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 10:23 p.m.
AN ACT REQUIRING A STUDY TO ESTABLISH A PROGRAM TO PROVIDE STIPENDS FOR THE CONNECTICUT CIVIL AIR PATROL. To require the Comptroller to study the feasibility of establishing a program to provide stipends to members of the civil air patrol. Introduced by: Labor and Public Employees Committee
Y 143–0
(8 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 6)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
195 2026-05-01 HB-5250 AS AMENDED
AN ACT IMPLEMENTING THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION COMMISSION FOR REVISIONS TO THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT.
Y 142–0
(9 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 7)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
196 2026-05-01 SB-246 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 10:28 p.m.
AN ACT REQUIRING A STUDY OF NATURAL GAS RATES FOR COMMERCIAL AND AGRICULTURAL CUSTOMERS. To require the Commissioner of Energy and Environmental Protection to conduct a study of rates for commercial and agricultural natural gas customers who have intermittent peak monthly demand. Introduced by: Energy and Technology Committee
Y 143–0
(8 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 6)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
197 2026-05-01 HB-5562 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING VARIOUS REVISIONS TO HUMAN SERVICES STATUTES. To make technical and other changes to statutes concerning human services. Introduced by: Human Services Committee
Y 143–0
(8 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 6)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
198 2026-05-01 HB-5352 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 10:32 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE AUTHORITY OF THE STATE ELECTIONS ENFORCEMENT COMMISSION AND MANDATORY DISMISSAL OF COMPLAINTS.
Y 142–0
(9 not voting)
D 94–0 (abs 7)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
199 2026-05-01 HB-5354 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING MEDICAID PROVIDER AUDITS. To limit burdens on pharmacies subjected to audit under the Medicaid program. Introduced by: Human Services Committee
Y 133–10
(8 not voting)
D 85–10 (abs 6)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
200 2026-05-01 HB-5498 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING REVISIONS TO STATUTES RELATING TO MUNICIPAL TAX COLLECTION. To make revisions to statutes relating to municipal tax collection. Introduced by: Planning and Development Committee
Y 143–0
(8 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 6)
R 48–0 (abs 2)
O 0–0
201 2026-05-01 SB-233 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING CONSUMER PROTECTIONS REGARDING RESIDENTIAL SOLAR AND ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEMS.
Y 142–0
(9 not voting)
D 95–0 (abs 6)
R 47–0 (abs 3)
O 0–0
202 2026-05-02 SB-1 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 7:21 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING AFFORDABILITY.
Y 49–99
(3 not voting)
D 0–98 (abs 3)
R 49–1
O 0–0
203 2026-05-02 SB-1 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 9:01 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING AFFORDABILITY.
Y 48–100
(3 not voting)
D 0–99 (abs 2)
R 48–1 (abs 1)
O 0–0
204 2026-05-02 SB-1 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING AFFORDABILITY.
N 127–21
(3 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 28–21 (abs 1)
O 0–0
205 2026-05-04 SB-4 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING CONSUMER PRIVACY AND PROTECTION.
Y 141–6
(4 not voting)
D 97–0 (abs 4)
R 44–6
O 0–0
206 2026-05-04 HB-5229 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING GAMING.
Y 145–4
(2 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 46–4
O 0–0
207 2026-05-04 HB-5476 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING OVERSIGHT OF EFFORTS TO PREVENT HUMAN TRAFFICKING.
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 50–0
O 0–0
208 2026-05-04 SB-9 AS AMENDED
AN ACT SUPPORTING COMMUTERS AND MICROTRANSIT SERVICES. To provide funding for on-demand microtransit services in the state. Introduced by: Transportation Committee
N 137–13
(1 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 37–13
O 0–0
209 2026-05-04 SB-413 AS AMENDED
AN ACT REVISING VARIOUS MOTOR VEHICLE STATUTES.
Y 147–2
(2 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 48–2
O 0–0
210 2026-05-04 HR-11 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2:47 p.m.
RESOLUTION PROPOSING APPROVAL OF A COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT BOARD OF TRUSTEES AND THE GRADUATE EMPLOYEE UNION LOCAL 6950 - INTERNATIONAL UNION, UNITED AUTOMOBILE, AEROSPACE AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT WORKERS OF AMERICA. Introduced by: Rep. Matthew Ritter, 1st Dist.Rep. Jason Rojas, 9th Dist.
N 119–29
(3 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 21–29
O 0–0
211 2026-05-04 HB-5241 AS AMENDED
AN ACT ESTABLISHING A TRIPLE BOTTOM LINE JUSTICE DEMONSTRATION PILOT PROGRAM. To establish a Triple Bottom Line Justice demonstration pilot program. Introduced by: Public Health Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 50–0
O 0–0
212 2026-05-04 SB-458 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3:02 p.m.
AN ACT DESIGNATING VARIOUS DAYS AND MONTHS. To designate various days and months. Introduced by: Government Administration and Elections Committee
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 50–0
O 0–0
213 2026-05-04 SB-157 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING MUNICIPAL CAMP SAFETY. To require (1) certain employees of municipal youth camps to be mandated reporters, and (2) the Office of Early Childhood to submit a report concerning municipal youth camps. Introduced by: Committee on Children
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 50–0
O 0–0
214 2026-05-04 SB-196 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING HOSPITAL SALE-LEASEBACK AGREEMENTS AND ATTESTATIONS CONCERNING LACK OF PRIVATE EQUITY CONTROL OF THE HOSPITAL AND CONTROL OF OR INTERFERENCE WITH THE PROFESSIONAL JUDGMENT AND CLINICAL DECISIONS OF CERTAIN HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS.
N 130–18
(3 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 31–18 (abs 1)
O 0–0
215 2026-05-04 SB-321 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING REQUIREMENTS FOR CERTAIN EXCAVATION PROJECTS. To specify that no person shall be required to keep an excavation site open for a period of time after the completion of work unless required as a condition of a permit. Introduced by: Energy and Technology Committee
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 49–0 (abs 1)
O 0–0
216 2026-05-04 HB-5561 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING MEDICAID RATE INCREASES FOR CERTAIN PROVIDERS. To increase Medicaid rates of reimbursement for certain providers. Introduced by: Human Services Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 50–0
O 0–0
217 2026-05-04 HB-5481 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING MEDICAL ASSISTANCE FOR PATIENTS RECEIVING HOSPICE CARE AT A SHORT-TERM HOSPITAL SPECIAL HOSPICE OR A HOSPICE FACILITY. To provide state medical assistance to cover room and board costs for patients receiving hospice care at a short-term hospice specialty hospital or a hospice facility. Introduced by: Human Services Committee
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 50–0
O 0–0
218 2026-05-04 SB-521 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 5:43 p.m.
AN ACT CONVEYING A PARCEL OF STATE LAND TO THE NORTHWEST RESOURCE RECOVERY AUTHORITY. To convey a parcel of state land to the Northwest Resource Recovery Authority for purposes of operating a public transfer station for municipal solid waste and recycling materials. Introduced by: Government Oversight Committee
Y 115–33
(3 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 17–33
O 0–0
219 2026-05-04 SB-427 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 6:08 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING DUAL ENROLLMENT PROGRAMS. To require the Department of Education to appoint a dual enrollment coordinator to track state-wide dual enrollment programs and to provide scholarships to students required to pay tuition costs for dual enrollment programs. Introduced by: Higher Education and Employment Advancement Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 50–0
O 0–0
220 2026-05-04 SB-268 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 6:44 p.m.
AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE COMPTROLLER TO WITHHOLD PAYMENT FOR VIOLATIONS OF THE PREVAILING WAGE STATUTES. To allow the Comptroller to withhold payment of money to a contractor or subcontractor for a violation of subsection (b) of section 31-53 of the general statutes where a stop work order was issued by the Labor Commissioner. Introduced by: Labor and Public Employees Committee
N 107–40
(4 not voting)
D 97–0 (abs 4)
R 10–40
O 0–0
221 2026-05-04 HB-5385 AS AMENDED
AN ACT ESTABLISHING A TASK FORCE TO STUDY UNDUE DELAY IN WORKERS' COMPENSATION CLAIMS BY POLICE OFFICERS AND FIREFIGHTERS. To require the Workers' Compensation Commission to study undue delay in workers' compensation claims filed by police officers and firefighters. Introduced by: Labor and Public Employees Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 97–0 (abs 4)
R 50–0
O 0–0
222 2026-05-04 HB-5145 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE PUBLIC HEARING REQUIREMENT FOR CERTAIN WATER COMPANIES REQUESTING TO CEASE OPERATIONS OR DISCONTINUE THE PROVISION OF WATER SERVICE. To require the Commissioner of Economic and Community Development to study economic development issues in the state. Introduced by: Commerce Committee
N 128–20
(3 not voting)
D 95–3 (abs 3)
R 33–17
O 0–0
223 2026-05-04 HB-5453 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 7:54 p.m.
AN ACT REQUIRING A STUDY REGARDING STATE-WIDE ESSENTIAL WORKER AND FIRST RESPONDER JOB CLASSIFICATIONS. To require the Commissioner of Administrative Services to (1) conduct a study regarding state-wide "essential worker" and "first responder" job classifications, and (2) submit a report on the results of such study. Introduced by: Public Safety and Security Committee
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 50–0
O 0–0
224 2026-05-04 SB-423 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING OVERSIGHT OVER HIGHER EDUCATION.
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 50–0
O 0–0
225 2026-05-04 HB-5563 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING VARIOUS CRIMINAL LAW PROPOSALS.
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 50–0
O 0–0
226 2026-05-04 HB-5557 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING ELIGIBILITY DETERMINATIONS BY THE DEPARTMENT OF DEVELOPMENTAL SERVICES. To modify eligibility criteria for assistance programs administered by the Department of Developmental Services. Introduced by: Human Services Committee
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 50–0
O 0–0
227 2026-05-04 HB-5332 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING CERTAIN BOATING REGULATIONS. To prohibit the act of extending one's limbs over the gunwale of a vessel while it is in operation, increase the abandoned vessel fine and authorize the recovery of costs associated with abandoned vessels for state and local law enforcement agencies. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 137–12
(2 not voting)
D 87–12 (abs 2)
R 50–0
O 0–0
228 2026-05-04 SB-340 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING CONTINUING REAL ESTATE EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS, PUBLIC MARKETING OF CERTAIN REAL ESTATE LISTINGS AND REVISING THE TITLE OF A REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON TO A REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 50–0
O 0–0
229 2026-05-04 HB-5371 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING INSURANCE REGULATION IN THE STATE. To require the Insurance Commissioner to conduct a study concerning insurance regulation in the state. Introduced by: Insurance and Real Estate Committee
Y 148–1
(2 not voting)
D 98–1 (abs 2)
R 50–0
O 0–0
230 2026-05-04 SB-155 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF CHILDREN AND FAMILIES.
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 50–0
O 0–0
231 2026-05-04 SB-444 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 10:32 p.m.
AN ACT AUTHORIZING CERTAIN MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES TO SERVE ON MUNICIPAL BOARDS OF FINANCE. To authorize municipal employees to serve on municipal boards of finance if such employees receive less than ten thousand dollars in salary or wages annually. Introduced by: Planning and Development Committee
N 115–34
(2 not voting)
D 93–6 (abs 2)
R 22–28
O 0–0
232 2026-05-04 SB-444 AS AMENDED
AN ACT AUTHORIZING CERTAIN MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES TO SERVE ON MUNICIPAL BOARDS OF FINANCE. To authorize municipal employees to serve on municipal boards of finance if such employees receive less than ten thousand dollars in salary or wages annually. Introduced by: Planning and Development Committee
N 88–61
(2 not voting)
D 87–12 (abs 2)
R 1–49
O 0–0
233 2026-05-04 HB-5334 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING RIPARIAN AREAS. To create greater protection and preservation of areas immediately adjacent to watercourses in the state in order to preserve and improve the quality of such watercourses. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 50–0
O 0–0
234 2026-05-05 SB-90 AS AMENDED
AN ACT REVISING AND CONSOLIDATING THE HATE CRIMES STATUTES. To implement the Governor's budget recommendations. Introduced by: REQUEST OF THE GOVERNOR PURSUANT TO JOINT RULE 9
Y 139–8
(4 not voting)
D 89–8 (abs 4)
R 50–0
O 0–0
235 2026-05-05 SB-475 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING JUDICIAL BRANCH OPERATIONS. To make various changes to the general statutes (1) governing Judicial Branch operations, processes and procedures, and (2) affecting civil and criminal proceedings. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 97–0 (abs 4)
R 50–0
O 0–0
236 2026-05-05 SB-400 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:07 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING PROBATE COURT OPERATIONS. To make various changes concerning Probate Court administrative processes, court procedures and the training of Probate Court judges and to repeal provisions relating to the establishment of a working group. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 146–0
(5 not voting)
D 96–0 (abs 5)
R 50–0
O 0–0
237 2026-05-05 SJR-39 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:15 p.m.
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE DECISION OF THE CLAIMS COMMISSIONER TO DISMISS CERTAIN CLAIMS AGAINST THE STATE. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 50–0
O 0–0
238 2026-05-05 SJR-46 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:21 p.m.
RESOLUTION ACCEPTING THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE CLAIMS COMMISSIONER TO MAKE PAYMENT IN EXCESS OF THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS WITH RESPECT TO THE CLAIM AGAINST THE STATE OF KALLMAN, MCKINNELL AND WOOD, ARCHITECTS, INC. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 97–0 (abs 4)
R 50–0
O 0–0
239 2026-05-05 SJR-48 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:27 p.m.
RESOLUTION VACATING THE DECISION OF THE CLAIMS COMMISSIONER TO DENY THE CLAIM AGAINST THE STATE OF MILAGROS POLLOCK HESS, ADMINISTRATRIX OF THE ESTATE OF JHECARI HESS AND GRANTING THE CLAIMANT PERMISSION TO SUE THE STATE. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 97–0 (abs 4)
R 50–0
O 0–0
240 2026-05-05 SJR-49 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:32 p.m.
RESOLUTION VACATING THE DECISION OF THE CLAIMS COMMISSIONER TO DENY THE CLAIM AGAINST THE STATE OF WILHELMINA MCLAURIN, ADMINISTRATRIX OF THE ESTATE OF LEONARD MCLAURIN AND GRANTING THE CLAIMANT PERMISSION TO SUE THE STATE. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 50–0
O 0–0
241 2026-05-05 SJR-52 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:38 p.m.
RESOLUTION VACATING THE DECISIONS OF THE CLAIMS COMMISSIONER TO DISMISS THE CLAIMS AGAINST THE STATE OF KEVIN BERUBE. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 50–0
O 0–0
242 2026-05-05 SJR-53 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:44 p.m.
RESOLUTION VACATING THE DECISION OF THE CLAIMS COMMISSIONER TO DISMISS THE CLAIM AGAINST THE STATE OF CAROL FALCONE AND GRANTING THE CLAIMANT PERMISSION TO SUE THE STATE. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 97–0 (abs 4)
R 50–0
O 0–0
243 2026-05-05 SJR-55 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:53 p.m.
RESOLUTION VACATING THE DECISION OF THE CLAIMS COMMISSIONER TO DISMISS THE CLAIM AGAINST THE STATE OF BRIAN VERTEFEUILLE. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 147–0
(4 not voting)
D 97–0 (abs 4)
R 50–0
O 0–0
244 2026-05-05 SJR-56 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12:57 p.m.
RESOLUTION VACATING THE DECISION OF THE CLAIMS COMMISSIONER TO DISMISS THE CLAIM AGAINST THE STATE OF EDGAR CANTERBURY. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 50–0
O 0–0
245 2026-05-05 SB-294 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 1:06 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING TRADE NAMES, FRAUDULENT FILINGS, IMPERMISSIBLE BUSINESS SOLICITATIONS, DISSOLUTION OF CORPORATIONS, THE ISSUANCE OF AN APOSTILLE AND FEES CHARGED BY A NOTARY.
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 50–0
O 0–0
246 2026-05-05 SB-291 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 1:19 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES OF THE STATE MARSHAL COMMISSION, THE STATE MARSHALS ADVISORY BOARD AND STATE MARSHALS.
Y 148–0
(3 not voting)
D 98–0 (abs 3)
R 50–0
O 0–0
247 2026-05-05 SB-296 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING RECOMMENDATIONS FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF CONSUMER PROTECTION WITH RESPECT TO THE CONNECTICUT UNFAIR TRADE PRACTICES ACT AND SPORTS WAGERING.
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 50–0
O 0–0
248 2026-05-05 SB-123 AS AMENDED
AN ACT REQUIRING PUBLIC HEARINGS FOR CERTAIN RATE INCREASES AT ASSISTED LIVING FACILITIES. To require each assisted living services agency to hold a public informational hearing when the agency increases a fee by more than ten per cent of the previous fee. Introduced by: Aging Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 50–0
O 0–0
249 2026-05-05 SB-369 AS AMENDED
AN ACT ESTABLISHING VARIOUS REQUIREMENTS REGARDING ELEVATORS. To establish various requirements applicable to owners of residential elevator buildings. Introduced by: Public Safety and Security Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 50–0
O 0–0
250 2026-05-05 SB-393 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2:02 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING SPECIAL ELECTIONS TO FILL VACANCIES DUE TO THE DEATH OF CERTAIN ELECTED OFFICIALS.
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 50–0
O 0–0
251 2026-05-05 SB-468 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING REPORTING REQUIREMENTS AND PAYMENT OF NONPROFIT HUMAN SERVICES PROVIDERS.
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 50–0
O 0–0
252 2026-05-05 SB-472 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE ELECTRONIC SURVEILLANCE OF EMPLOYEES. To require employers to notify employees of where electronic surveillance is occurring and which prohibited activities may give rise to surveillance without prior notice. Introduced by: Government Administration and Elections Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 50–0
O 0–0
253 2026-05-05 HB-5222 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE DEPARTMENT OF CONSUMER PROTECTION'S RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING VARIOUS STATUTES CONCERNING CONSUMER PROTECTION.
Y 145–5
(1 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 45–5
O 0–0
254 2026-05-05 SB-116 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE PREVENTION OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING.
Y 151–0
(0 not voting)
D 101–0
R 50–0
O 0–0
255 2026-05-05 HB-5292 AS AMENDED
AN ACT EXEMPTING CERTAIN SALES TO MILITARY AND VETERANS-RELATED ORGANIZATIONS FROM THE SALES AND USE TAXES.
Y 151–0
(0 not voting)
D 101–0
R 50–0
O 0–0
256 2026-05-05 SB-488 AS AMENDED
AN ACT IMPLEMENTING THE TREASURER'S RECOMMENDATIONS FOR REVISIONS TO THE UNCLAIMED PROPERTY PROGRAM AND SECOND INJURY FUND. To make various revisions to the unclaimed property program and Second Injury Fund recommended by the Treasurer. Introduced by: Government Administration and Elections Committee
N 127–22
(2 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 28–22
O 0–0
257 2026-05-05 SB-349 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 7:31 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING MODIFICATIONS TO THE FIREFIGHTERS CANCER RELIEF FUND. To amend the reporting requirements of the Treasurer for the Firefighters Cancer Relief Fund. Introduced by: Labor and Public Employees Committee
Y 149–0
(2 not voting)
D 99–0 (abs 2)
R 50–0
O 0–0
258 2026-05-05 SB-346 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE MODIFICATIONS TO THE GOVERNOR'S WORKFORCE COUNCIL. To (1) amend the membership of the Governor's Workforce Council in order to comply with federal law, and (2) make other technical and conforming changes. Introduced by: Labor and Public Employees Committee
Y 144–6
(1 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 44–6
O 0–0
259 2026-05-05 SB-218 AS AMENDED
AN ACT REQUIRING A STUDY RELATING TO BANKING ISSUES IN THE STATE. To require the Department of Banking to study and submit a report concerning banking issues in the state. Introduced by: Banking Committee
Y 140–10
(1 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 40–10
O 0–0
260 2026-05-05 SB-148 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING REVISIONS TO AQUACULTURE-RELATED STATUTES. To clarify the notification procedure for designation of shellfish areas that are closed to harvesting due to contamination or pollution. Introduced by: Environment Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 50–0
O 0–0
261 2026-05-05 SB-429 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 9:05 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING MEDICAID REIMBURSEMENT FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL TRANSPORTATION. To increase Medicaid reimbursement for ambulance services by amending the out-of-district mileage calculation for such services. Introduced by: Human Services Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 50–0
O 0–0
262 2026-05-05 SB-509 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING ADDRESS VERIFICATION REFORMS FOR REGISTRANTS. To make a technical correction to the definition of "sexually violent offense" and modify provisions concerning verification of a registrant's address and other information and associated penalties for failure to do so. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 50–0
O 0–0
263 2026-05-05 SB-508 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 9:20 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING THE SUSPENSION OF AN OPERATOR'S LICENSE FOR REPEATEDLY FAILING TO STOP FOR A SCHOOL BUS. To suspend the operator's license of a person who has repeatedly violated state law requiring a motor vehicle to stop for a school bus that is displaying flashing red signal lights. Introduced by: Judiciary Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 50–0
O 0–0
264 2026-05-05 SB-383 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 9:31 p.m.
AN ACT IMPLEMENTING THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE OFFICE OF WORKFORCE STRATEGY RELATED TO HIGHER EDUCATION. To implement the recommendations of the Office of Workforce Strategy. Introduced by: Higher Education and Employment Advancement Committee
Y 149–1
(1 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 49–1
O 0–0
265 2026-05-05 SB-417 AS AMENDED
AN ACT REQUIRING THE DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT TO DEVELOP A PLAN TO ESTABLISH AN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE SMALL BUSINESS PROGRAM. To require the Department of Economic and Community Development to develop a plan to establish an artificial intelligence small business program. Introduced by: Commerce Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 50–0
O 0–0
266 2026-05-05 SB-132 AS AMENDED
AN ACT ESTABLISHING THE CONNECTICUT-GERMANY TRADE COMMISSION. To establish a Connecticut-Germany Trade Commission. Introduced by: Commerce Committee
Y 150–0
(1 not voting)
D 100–0 (abs 1)
R 50–0
O 0–0
267 2026-05-05 SB-478 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING CONSUMER SAFEGUARDS FOR LONG-TERM CARE POLICIES. To establish consumer safeguards for purchases of long-term care insurance policies. Introduced by: Human Services Committee
Y 146–4
(1 not voting)
D 97–3 (abs 1)
R 49–1
O 0–0
268 2026-05-05 SB-439 The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 9:51 p.m.
AN ACT CONCERNING ELECTRONIC SURVEILLANCE DEVICES AND SYSTEMS AND SELF-SERVICE KIOSKS IN EMPLOYEE LOUNGES. To exempt self-service kiosks from the prohibition on electronic surveillance devices and systems in employee lounges. Introduced by: Labor and Public Employees Committee
Y 78–71
(2 not voting)
D 41–58 (abs 2)
R 37–13
O 0–0
269 2026-05-05 SB-452 AS AMENDED
AN ACT CONCERNING THE RELEASE OF LIGHTER-THAN-AIR BALLOONS. To prohibit the sale of helium for purposes of filling lighter-than-air balloons. Introduced by: Environment Committee
N 112–36
(3 not voting)
D 86–12 (abs 3)
R 26–24
O 0–0