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Will public officials’ statements of financial interests be posted online?

Tuesday, April 20th, 2010

A bill before the General Assembly has moved through its latest hurdle, the Appropriations Committee, and is now awaiting a vote on the Senate floor.  It wouldn’t be surprising if SB 289, AN ACT CONCERNING THE ONLINE SUBMISSION AND POSTING OF STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL INTERESTS, succumbed to a similar fate of many of last year’s ethics reform [...]

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Incumbents are damned if they do and damned if they don’t (send mailers, that is)

Thursday, November 5th, 2009

An editorial in the Hartford Courant today complained that incumbent legislators are “wasting” over a million dollars in taxpayer funds on newsletter mailings to constituents when what the paper alleges they are actually doing is campaigning. But if we want open government and transparency, we’ve got to pay to hear from the folks who speak for us at the state capitol.

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