2019 Legislative Report – Week Five
This week, the pace of bills being introduced stayed constant from last week, as did subcommittee and committee work. High pace, high volume. Work on high profile issues continues...
Analysis and observations from all 50 states from Dentons’ public policy experts and members of the Dentons 50 network.
This week, the pace of bills being introduced stayed constant from last week, as did subcommittee and committee work. High pace, high volume. Work on high profile issues continues...
Ed. note: The following survey and analysis comes by way of Dentons 50 partner Adam Nickas of Capitol Resources Dentons […]
This week, hundreds of bills were introduced and many were acted upon. There has been an uptick in the pace at which bills are being assigned and advancing through the subcommittee and committee process, which has resulted in a higher volume of bills eligible for floor debate earlier in the process than has been the case in the past.
Unlike most of the rest of the state, weather did not have much of an impact on the business of the legislature with the exception of the cancellation of a few events.
The second week of the legislative session started out relatively slow due to the observance of Martin Luther King Day on Monday and cancellations of committee work for weather-related reasons on Tuesday.
The 88th General Assembly convened this week, with Republicans holding a 32-18 majority in the Senate and a 54-46 majority in the House.
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The following comes by way of Dentons 50 partner firm the Connecticut Group. Tuesday’s primary results yielded one big surprise: […]