All Bills - Connecticut 2019 Regular Session
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Connecticut 2019 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB01042
Introduced
3/7/19
Refer
3/7/19
Refer
3/7/19
Report Pass
3/29/19
Report Pass
3/29/19
Refer
4/11/19
Report Pass
4/17/19
To revise the manner in which the State Elections Enforcement Commission processes complaints.
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Connecticut 2019 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB01043
Introduced
3/7/19
Refer
3/7/19
Refer
3/7/19
To (1) implement federal court rulings regarding independent expenditure political committees, (2) increase disclosure of independent expenditures and prohibit such expenditures by certain foreign entities, (3) reveal persons behind political committees and contributors to such committees, (4) require online platforms to disclose requests for the purchase of political advertisements, (5) revise the manner in which the State Elections Enforcement Commission processes complaints, and (6) increase transparency with respect to moneys paid to consultants.
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Connecticut 2019 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB01044
Introduced
3/7/19
Refer
3/7/19
To (1) eliminate grants from the Citizens' Election Fund for candidates without an opponent, (2) modify the amounts of organization expenditures that state central, legislative caucus and legislative leadership committees may make to participating candidates, (3) permit members of the State Elections Enforcement Commission to serve more than two consecutive terms, and (4) revise the manner in which the commission processes complaints.
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Connecticut 2019 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB01045
Introduced
3/7/19
Refer
3/7/19
Report Pass
3/20/19
Report Pass
3/20/19
Refer
4/1/19
Refer
4/1/19
Report Pass
4/8/19
To (1) permit the State Elections Enforcement Commission to prescribe standards and specifications for credit card contribution platforms used by certain exploratory and candidate committees, and (2) require exploratory and candidate committees to use the contribution form provided by the commission instead of any similar form.
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Connecticut 2019 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB01046
Introduced
3/7/19
Refer
3/7/19
Report Pass
3/29/19
Refer
4/11/19
Refer
4/11/19
Report Pass
4/17/19
Report Pass
4/17/19
Refer
5/14/19
Report Pass
5/17/19
Report Pass
5/17/19
Report Pass
5/20/19
Report Pass
5/20/19
To provide for the completion and processing of election day registration applications at polling places.
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Connecticut 2019 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB01047
Introduced
3/7/19
Introduced
3/7/19
Refer
3/7/19
Refer
3/7/19
Report Pass
3/20/19
Refer
4/1/19
Report Pass
4/8/19
To establish a uniform primary petition signature threshold for state-wide office candidates and require the applicable filing authorities for such petitions to provide daily updates of verified signatures on submitted pages.
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Connecticut 2019 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB01048
Introduced
3/7/19
Introduced
3/7/19
Refer
3/7/19
Refer
3/7/19
Report Pass
3/20/19
Report Pass
3/20/19
Refer
4/1/19
Report Pass
4/8/19
Engrossed
5/9/19
Engrossed
5/9/19
Report Pass
5/13/19
Report Pass
5/13/19
Chaptered
6/20/19
Enrolled
6/24/19
Passed
7/8/19
Passed
7/8/19
To transfer responsibility for maintaining the online databases concerning state expenditures from the Office of Fiscal Analysis to the office of the Comptroller and to require quasi-public agencies to submit data for posting on said databases.
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Connecticut 2019 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB01049
Introduced
3/7/19
Refer
3/7/19
Refer
3/7/19
Report Pass
4/1/19
Report Pass
4/1/19
Refer
4/12/19
Refer
4/12/19
Report Pass
4/18/19
Report Pass
4/18/19
To (1) require the Secretary of the State to develop a system through which election-related forms can be signed electronically, (2) require the Secretary to develop an online system for the registration of circulators of absentee ballots, (3) require that certain disputes concerning elections or primaries be adjudicated by the superior court for the judicial district of Hartford, (4) permit candidates or their agents to amend certain election-related filings to correct errors or omissions without penalty if done so within specified timeframes, (5) require registrars of voters to certify certain information regarding designated locations for election day registration, permit the Secretary to order any changes deemed necessary for the effective conduct of election day registration and eliminate the requirement to perform a cross-check before admitting an applicant for election day registration, and (6) permit the Secretary to use redistricting plan data to require registrars of voters to effectively implement such redistricting plan.
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Connecticut 2019 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB01050
Introduced
3/7/19
Refer
3/7/19
To examine the feasibility of implementing ranked-choice voting at elections.
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Connecticut 2019 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB01051
Introduced
3/8/19
Refer
3/8/19
Refer
3/8/19
Report Pass
3/21/19
Refer
4/1/19
Refer
4/1/19
Report Pass
4/8/19
Refer
5/8/19
Report Pass
5/13/19
Report Pass
5/14/19
Report Pass
5/14/19
To improve home care services by requiring certain training levels, background checks and a directory of home care workers.
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Connecticut 2019 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB01052
Introduced
3/8/19
Introduced
3/8/19
Refer
3/8/19
Refer
3/8/19
Report Pass
3/21/19
Report Pass
3/21/19
Refer
4/1/19
Report Pass
4/8/19
Report Pass
4/8/19
Engrossed
5/8/19
Report Pass
5/10/19
Report Pass
5/10/19
Chaptered
6/18/19
Enrolled
6/24/19
Passed
6/28/19
Passed
6/28/19
To require the Commissioner of Social Services to expand Medicaid coverage of telehealth services state wide whenever such coverage meets federal Medicaid requirements for efficiency, economy and quality of care.
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Connecticut 2019 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB01053
Introduced
3/8/19
Refer
3/8/19
Refer
3/8/19
Report Pass
3/21/19
Report Pass
3/21/19
Refer
4/1/19
Report Pass
4/8/19
Report Pass
4/8/19
To provide Medicaid and Husky B coverage to immigrant children regardless of legal immigration status.
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Connecticut 2019 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB01054
Introduced
3/8/19
Introduced
3/8/19
Refer
3/8/19
Refer
3/8/19
To (1) establish the offenses of smoking or otherwise inhaling or ingesting a cannabis-type substance while operating a motor vehicle and smoking a cannabis-type substance as a passenger in a motor vehicle as class C misdemeanors, (2) provide immunity to certain persons withdrawing blood for a blood alcohol test, (3) provide that the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles may suspend driving privileges of and require the use of an ignition interlock device by a surviving operator of a motor vehicle who has an elevated blood alcohol content based on a blood, breath or urine sample of such operator involved in an accident resulting in the serious physical injury or death of a person, and (4) clarify and improve the effectiveness of the statutes prohibiting the operation of a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
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Connecticut 2019 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB01055
Introduced
3/11/19
Refer
3/11/19
Refer
3/11/19
Report Pass
4/9/19
Refer
4/22/19
Refer
4/22/19
Report Pass
4/29/19
Report Pass
4/29/19
Engrossed
6/5/19
Engrossed
6/5/19
Report Pass
6/5/19
Report Pass
6/5/19
Chaptered
6/24/19
Chaptered
6/24/19
Enrolled
6/27/19
Enrolled
6/27/19
Passed
7/8/19
To: (1) Establish a task force to study the juror selection process, (2) provide access to certain records, information and media recordings in the possession of the Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services, Connecticut Valley Hospital or the Psychiatric Security Review Board, (3) modify sentence enhancements for persistent larceny offenders, and (4) modify nonfinancial conditions of release that a court may impose in the case of a bailable offense.
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Connecticut 2019 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB01056
Introduced
3/11/19
Introduced
3/11/19
Refer
3/11/19
Refer
3/11/19
To protect funding for the constitutional right to counsel for indigent persons and to provide confidentiality upon application to a diversionary program and a waiver of fees for indigent persons.