Gov. Ned Lamont proposes 50 percent cut in funding for early voting in Connecticut
Connecticut governor proposes a 50 percent cut in early voting that began in 2024 and will be supplemented by a ...
Lamont’s business tax changes would hit film and TV companies, large corporations
Gov. Ned Lamont proposed changes to Connecticut business taxes that would raise hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue ...
Lamont proposes $54 million more in special ed aid. Here’s why and what it would do.
With costs reaching more than $100,000 per year for some students, Gov. Ned Lamont called Monday for an additional $50 ...
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Gov. Ned Lamont introduces $55 billion 2026-2027 budget proposal
CONNECTICUT, USA — Gov. Ned Lamont introduced his $55.2 billion, two-year budget proposal Wednesday. It highlighted funding ...
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Lamont’s budget projects CT’s economy will see slower growth in next two fiscal years
In building his two-year, $55.2 billion budget proposal, Gov. Ned Lamont assumed slower growth for the U.S. and Connecticut ...
Lamont proposes loosening guardrails, boosting child care in $55.2B budget
Gov. Ned Lamont’s proposed $55.2B budget would reform CT’s ‘fiscal guardrails’ and launch a major early childhood development ...
What to know as Gov. Ned Lamont gets set to propose new Connecticut budget this week
Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont's budget proposal will reduce some occupational fees, business taxes aimed at making the state ...
What Lamont’s CT budget proposal would mean for health care
Gov. Ned Lamont eyed Medicaid reimbursement rates, a hospital tax restructuring and pharmaceutical costs in his biennial ...
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Lamont Unveils Budget Proposal For Next Biennium; Republicans Condemn Changes To Fiscal Guardrails
Gov. Ned Lamont released a two-year, $55.2 billion budget proposal for the upcoming 2026-2027 biennium on Wednesday with a ...
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Lamont proposes loosening guardrails, boosting child care in $55.2B budget
Ned Lamont unveiled a $55.2 billion biennial budget ... The budget would spend almost $27 billion next fiscal year, up 3.8% from current levels, then jump another 4.6% to $28.2 billion in 2026-27.