Early Voting—What are We Trying to Solve?

This Election Day, you will see a question about early voting on the ballot. This same proposed amendment was voted down in 2014 and reappears now as an open-ended proposal that, if affirmed, would give unlimited powers to lawmakers to extend early voting in any manner and for any duration as decided by a simple majority of lawmakers.

Early voting is not right for Connecticut and is a solution looking for a problem. Here’s why:

Our community will have the opportunity this fall to pass a referendum to build new schools in Cheshire for the first time since 1971!

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https://amgreatness.com/2022/06/26/america-is-more-fragile-than-the-left-understands/
 

The Left has been tempting fate since January 2021—applying its nihilist medicine to America on the premise that such a rich patient can ride out any toxic shock.

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https://ctexaminer.com/2022/05/21/lamonts-plan-redistributes-less-than-10-percent-of-this-years-surpluses/
 

To the Editor:

Dear Friends and Neighbors,

Wednesday at the stroke of midnight, the 2021 legislative session came to a close after five months of hearings, committee meetings, and sometimes contentious floor debates. As with all legislative sessions, good legislation has passed alongside bills that present more problems than they solve.

Connecticut's 169 towns and cities successfully use local zoning and planning processes to balance private property rights, the community's interests, demands on infrastructure, housing needs and economic growth.