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Lamont vetoes controversial Connecticut housing bill, citing concerns over local control
HARTFORD — Gov. Ned Lamont has "reluctantly" vetoed the sweeping housing bill his office negotiated with legislative leaders, arguing Monday the proposal goes too far in encouraging Connecticut towns to zone for affordable units.
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What's next for housing in Connecticut after latest reform proposal was vetoed?Gov. Ned Lamont this week vetoed what would have been the most significant housing legislation Connecticut has seen in years, over concerns that the bill undermined towns' rights to set housing policy ...
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Gov. Ned Lamont has turned to repairing relationships frayed by his vetoes of priorities of Democrats and party legislative ...
Gov. Ned Lamont announces he will veto HB 5002, a bill intended to increase housing in the state, on June 23, 2025. HARTFORD, ...
Governor Ned Lamont is paying tribute to longtime political reporter Mark Davis, who passed away this week after decades of ...
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