To prohibit payment card networks from including sales and use taxes in the amount on which interchange fees are imposed.

To (1) define various terms concerning tickets to entertainment events, (2) prohibit entertainment venue operators from entering into exclusivity agreements with ticket resellers, (3) modify various provisions concerning ticket price and service charge disclosures, (4) require ticket resellers to provide refunds for cancelled live entertainment events, (5) establish a maximum ticket resale price, and (6) provide that certain conduct concerning tickets to entertainment events shall constitute an unfair or deceptive trade practice.

To make various revisions to the education statutes, including, but not limited to, statutes concerning board of education budgets, accounts, meetings and employment negotiations, health assessments and related forms, school resource officers, open choice, out-of-school suspensions and expulsions.

To establish a Restaurant Meals Program under the U.S. Department of Agriculture and require reporting from the Attorney General to legislative committees of cognizance on grocery store price discrimination.

To prohibit the Secretary of the Office of Policy and Management from restricting or impairing the state constitutional officers' ability to recruit or employ personnel for their respective agencies.

To require that all municipal campaign registration and financial disclosure statements be filed with the State Elections Enforcement Commission, instead of with town clerks, and make several conforming changes.

To (1) provide clarification to the term "solicit" by defining the term "collector", (2) redefine "organization expenditure" to include campaign events at which a candidate or candidates are present, (3) impose liability upon certain campaign-related vendors who do not provide to qualified candidate committee treasurers the information necessary for such treasurers to perform their duties under campaign finance laws, (4) move the timing of the consumer price index adjustments for individual contribution amounts and the aggregate contribution amounts candidates are required to raise, from January of the election year to (A) not later than July 3, 2025, for elections held in 2026, and (B) January of the prior year for elections held in subsequent cycles, (5) beginning with the 2030 election, allow major party candidates for Governor to apply for convention campaign grants beginning the January of the year preceding the election, (6) provide that candidates who change their party status after filing their grant applications are ineligible to receive additional grant funds, and (7) address approvals of grant applications in relation to the timing of such consumer price index adjustments.

To establish a farm investment property tax credit and increase the property tax exemption amount of the assessed value of farm machinery.

To implement the recommendations of the state disparity study, including by changing fixed percentage set-aside goals to project-specific goals and consolidating provisions concerning municipal and quasi-public agency contracts with provisions concerning state contracts.

To require registrars of voters to designate areas for curbside voting at polling places to assist electors with disabilities and other incapacities in casting their ballots.

To (1) allow certain processing of absentee ballots prior to the day of an election, primary or referendum, (2) provide for notification of electors whose absentee ballots have been marked "Rejected" to advise of the opportunity to vote in person, (3) require that ballots be counted on the day of an election or primary beginning at eight o'clock a.m., (4) require individuals signing petitions to date their signatures thereon, (5) provide that petition forms for candidacies for municipal offices are available from the Secretary of the State instead of the registrar of voters, (6) limit the reasons after the close of the polls for which the canvass may be interrupted prior to the transmission of the preliminary results to the Secretary, (7) for discrepancy recanvasses, (A) require that all districts in a municipality be examined and not just the district in which the discrepancy was found, and (B) allow one party representative to communicate directly with the moderator, (8) require the Secretary to test the election management system, and give a demonstration thereon to local election officials, prior to each election and primary, (9) require the registrars of voters in each municipality to display a poster in each early voting location to assist electors in looking up their proper respective voting district to ensure they receive the correct early voting ballot, (10) require the Secretary to approve at least one electronic poll book for local election official use by January 1, 2027, (11) allow municipalities of a certain size to reduce their number of polling places for primaries, and (12) appropriate funds to the office of the Secretary of the State for early voting purposes.

To: (1) Require a public hearing concerning long-term care premium rate increase requests in excess of ten per cent and insurers to notify policyholders of such hearing; (2) require notice to individuals of the risk of long-term care premium rate increases prior to the purchase of any long-term care policy; (3) require insurers to certify material risk of insolvency during the premium rate filing process; and (4) prohibit any insurer that violates the provisions of this act from entering into state contracts.

To make revisions to the laws governing the recruitment of aspiring educators.

To set parameters for the costs of obtaining transcripts of public agency proceedings.

To prohibit private equity ownership and control of certain health care institutions and the controlling of or interference with the professional judgment and clinical decisions of certain health care providers.