AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoCongressional Oversight: Connecticut Sen. Richard Blumenthal says he won’t be deterred after a U.S. attorney threatened legal consequences over his inquiry into donors to President Trump’s ballroom project. Hartford Politics: Sen. Rob Sampson will lead the state Senate’s three-member Republican caucus after major election losses. State Finances: Connecticut projects about $1 billion in additional revenue for its next two-year budget, giving lawmakers more room to weigh spending and tax choices. Homeownership: The state is expanding its Time to Own program, offering first responders up to $25,000 in down-payment help. Health Coverage: Connecticut is seeking federal approval to expand free health coverage for low-income residents. Education: An Indianapolis nonprofit plans to use a $69 million federal grant to more than double Connecticut charter-school enrollment, a major expansion in a state with limited appetite for school choice.
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