Connecticut
2026 General Assembly·1,136 bills·Adjourned May 6, 2026
Track legislation moving through Connecticut. Browse 1,136 bills and resolutions during the 2026 General Assembly, each with a plain-language summary, current status from introduction to enactment, sponsors, and voting history.
Bills
To exempt from the personal income tax the amount of any state and federal debt relief received by a taxpayer for student loans and medical debt.
To exempt from the personal income tax the amount of any state and federal debt relief received by a taxpayer for student loans and medical debt.
To provide funding to the city of New Haven for renovations to building facades and other site improvements in the Hill and Fair Haven neighborhoods.
To provide funding to the city of New Haven for renovations to building facades and other site improvements in the Hill and Fair Haven neighborhoods.
To support transportation services in the city of New London.
To support transportation services in the city of New London.
To establish a tax credit for dairy farmers in the state.
To establish a tax credit for dairy farmers in the state.
To repeal the Passport to the Parks fee.
To exempt pet grooming services from the sales and use taxes.
To exempt pet grooming services from the sales and use taxes.
To remove the "Combined Public Benefits Charge" from electric customer bills and pay the costs of such charge from the General Fund.
To remove the "Combined Public Benefits Charge" from electric customer bills and pay the costs of such charge from the General Fund.
To provide the town of Windham with a ninety-five per cent reimbursement rate for its school building project at Windham High School.
To provide the town of Windham with a ninety-five per cent reimbursement rate for its school building project at Windham High School.
To establish a personal income tax deduction for any compensation received by a taxpayer for attending a funeral as a member of an honor guard detail pursuant to section 27-76 of the general statutes.
To establish a personal income tax deduction for any compensation received by a taxpayer for attending a funeral as a member of an honor guard detail pursuant to section 27-76 of the general statutes.
To establish personal income tax deductions that mirror the federal income tax deductions for tips or gratuities declared by a taxpayer and overtime pay.
To establish personal income tax deductions that mirror the federal income tax deductions for tips or gratuities declared by a taxpayer and overtime pay.
To reduce local property taxes by rebasing the education cost-sharing grant formula by increasing the foundation amount and adjusting for inflation.
To reduce local property taxes by rebasing the education cost-sharing grant formula by increasing the foundation amount and adjusting for inflation.
To ensure that state medical assistance is targeted to the most vulnerable residents.
To ensure that state medical assistance is targeted to the most vulnerable residents.
To eliminate the highway use tax.
To establish a credit against the personal income tax of twenty-five per cent of the value of food donated by a taxpayer for a taxable year.
To establish a credit against the personal income tax of twenty-five per cent of the value of food donated by a taxpayer for a taxable year.
To reduce local property taxes by rebasing the education cost-sharing grant formula by increasing the foundation amount and adjusting for inflation.
To reduce local property taxes by rebasing the education cost-sharing grant formula by increasing the foundation amount and adjusting for inflation.
To ensure equitable and adequate funding for schools across the state.
To ensure equitable and adequate funding for schools across the state.
To (1) establish a refundable credit against the personal income tax for the amount of motor vehicle property tax paid for a taxable year by taxpayers with adjusted gross income of less than one hundred thousand dollars for single filers and less than two hundred thousand dollars for married individuals filing jointly, and (2) limit the credit under section 12-704c of the general statutes to property tax paid on primary residences.
To (1) establish a refundable credit against the personal income tax for the amount of motor vehicle property tax paid for a taxable year by taxpayers with adjusted gross income of less than one hundred thousand dollars for single filers and less than two hundred thousand dollars for married individuals filing jointly, and (2) limit the credit under section 12-704c of the general statutes to property tax paid on primary residences.
To assist school districts with funding for vocational agricultural programs in schools.
To assist school districts with funding for vocational agricultural programs in schools.
To assist municipalities with mitigating increased costs in administering early voting.
To assist municipalities with mitigating increased costs in administering early voting.
To eliminate the highway use tax.
To increase funding for farmland preservation.
To increase funding for farmland preservation.
To eliminate the requirement that at least fifty per cent of the assets of a mutual fund consist of state and municipal government obligations for the fund to be qualified to pay exempt dividends, for purposes of the personal income tax.
To eliminate the requirement that at least fifty per cent of the assets of a mutual fund consist of state and municipal government obligations for the fund to be qualified to pay exempt dividends, for purposes of the personal income tax.
To reduce local property taxes by rebasing the education cost-sharing grant formula by increasing the foundation amount and adjusting for inflation.
To reduce local property taxes by rebasing the education cost-sharing grant formula by increasing the foundation amount and adjusting for inflation.
To increase funding for Medicaid rates in accordance with the Medicaid rate study.
To increase funding for Medicaid rates in accordance with the Medicaid rate study.
To (1) increase the maximum allowable credit against the personal income tax for a person's primary residence or motor vehicle from three hundred dollars to one thousand dollars, (2) increase the minimum allowable credit threshold, and (3) expand eligibility for the credit by increasing the qualifying Connecticut adjusted gross income thresholds set forth in section 12-704c of the general statutes.
To (1) increase the maximum allowable credit against the personal income tax for a person's primary residence or motor vehicle from three hundred dollars to one thousand dollars, (2) increase the minimum allowable credit threshold, and (3) expand eligibility for the credit by increasing the qualifying Connecticut adjusted gross income thresholds set forth in section 12-704c of the general statutes.