The House took action approving a resolution that would include a ballot question to amend the State Constitution to allow for an in-person early voting system. Once the resolution gets final legislative approval, the question will appear on the November 2020 ballot for voters to decide if Connecticut should implement it.
Leaders of the House and Senate outlined a blueprint for the 2019 session, including Job Training & Workforce Pipeline, Paid Family and Medical Leave, More Affordable Prescription Drugs, A Green New Deal for Connecticut, Support for Small Businesses and Early Voting.
