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210 Capitol Avenue · Hartford2025–2026 General AssemblyDirectory checked October 31, 2026
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Today at 210 Capitol Avenue Thursday, November 5, 2026
Interim: the 2026 session has adjourned and the 2027 session convenes January 6, 2027. Connecticut held its general election on November 3, 2026.
Next hearings
- November 24 · 11 a.m. Regulation Review Committee Meeting (1E-ZOOM) LOB Zoom and YouTube Live
- December 10 · 4 p.m. Correction Advisory Committee Public Hearing (2C-ZOOM) LOB Zoom and YouTube Live
- December 15 · 11 a.m. Regulation Review Committee Meeting (1E-ZOOM) LOB Zoom and YouTube Live
Furthest along, not yet law
- HB 5125 An act concerning entertainment event tickets. Passed both chambers · momentum 76
- SJ 52 Resolution vacating the decisions of the claims commissioner to dismiss the cl… Passed both chambers · momentum 63
- SJ 39 Resolution confirming the decision of the claims commissioner to dismiss certa… Passed both chambers · momentum 63
- SJ 56 Resolution vacating the decision of the claims commissioner to dismiss the cla… Passed both chambers · momentum 63
- SJ 49 Resolution vacating the decision of the claims commissioner to deny the claim … Passed both chambers · momentum 63
Latest laws
- HB 5153 An act concerning minor revisions to department of energy and environmental pr… Enacted
- HB 5155 An act concerning pesticide reporting modernization. Enacted
- HB 5163 An act establishing a task force to study methods and programs for improving a… Enacted
- HB 5165 An act requiring an evaluation of the appointment of a receiver to manage hosp… Enacted
- HB 5241 An act concerning a study of triple bottom line justice. Enacted
Bills and votes: Open States bulk data of October 1, 2026; hearings: official State Senate and House of Representatives notices, via Open States; vetoes: Connecticut OLR: 2026 Veto Package (2026-R-0096) (No act vetoed in full; one line-item veto (PA 26-1, SB 298)).
Maps, rankings & the session
District map
House map · Senate map · click a district to open its member.
Effectiveness
How far each member's own bills got, adjusted for chamber and majority status (1.00 = typical).
House
- Tom Delnicki R 9.48
- Ken Gucker D 5.15
- Nick Gauthier D 4.39
Senate
- Pat Miller D 2.58
- Saud Anwar D 2.58
- John Kissel R 2.05
Week by week
The 2026 session in 18 weeks: bills filed, advanced and enacted, hearings and roll calls.
Busiest week for new laws
Week 18, June 1 – June 7: 95 became law, 0 vetoed.
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Leadership
- Appropriations Committee House Co-Chair Toni Walker House
- Appropriations Committee Senate Co-Chair Cathy Osten Senate
- Chief Deputy President pro Tempore of the Senate Joan Hartley Senate
- House Chief Majority Whip Raghib Allie-Brennan House
- House Majority Leader Jason Rojas House
- House Minority Leader Vin Candelora House
- House Republican Caucus Chair Christie Carpino House
- President pro Tempore of the Senate Martin Looney Senate
- Senate Majority Leader Bob Duff Senate
- Senate Republican Leader Stephen Harding Senate
- Senate Republican Leader pro Tempore Henri Martin Senate
- Speaker of the House Matt Ritter House