Connecticut 2026 Regular Session All Bills (Page 50)

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Connecticut 2026 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SB00387

Introduced
2/26/26  
Refer
2/26/26  
Report Pass
3/11/26  
Refer
3/23/26  
Report Pass
3/30/26  
Report Pass
4/13/26  
To establish a Municipal Election Accountability Board to exercise oversight of municipalities in the administration of their elections, primaries and referenda.
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Connecticut 2026 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB05400

Introduced
2/26/26  
Refer
2/26/26  
Report Pass
3/17/26  
Refer
3/23/26  
To revise the definition of "police patrol vehicle" for the purpose of certain statutes regarding body-worn recording equipment and dashboard cameras.
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Connecticut 2026 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SB00322

Introduced
2/26/26  
Refer
2/26/26  
Report Pass
3/11/26  
Refer
3/19/26  
To establish a task force to study issues relating to consumer protection and occupational licensing.
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Connecticut 2026 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SB00353

Introduced
2/26/26  
Refer
2/26/26  
Report Pass
3/17/26  
Refer
3/27/26  
To (1) require employers to provide reasonable accommodations in the workplace for conditions related to menopause, (2) require the Commission on Human Rights and Opportunities to develop a model workplace policy regarding reasonable accommodations for conditions related to menopause, and (3) require the Commission on Human Rights and Opportunities to develop education materials regarding conditions related to menopause.
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Connecticut 2026 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SB00371

Introduced
2/26/26  
Refer
2/26/26  
Report Pass
3/17/26  
Refer
3/26/26  
To require children under the age of twelve to wear personal flotation devices while on any dock, wharf or pier.
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Connecticut 2026 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB05363

Introduced
2/26/26  
To allow an individual whose income newly exceeds the set-aside development income threshold to continue renting a set-aside dwelling unit at the affordable rate.
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Connecticut 2026 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SB00355

Introduced
2/26/26  
Refer
2/26/26  
Report Pass
3/12/26  
Refer
3/23/26  
Report Pass
3/30/26  
Report Pass
4/10/26  
To prohibit the use of nondisclosure agreements in certain instances in the workplace.
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Connecticut 2026 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB05327

Introduced
2/26/26  
Refer
2/26/26  
Report Pass
3/16/26  
Refer
3/27/26  
To authorize a former employer to disclose to a hiring school district any open or pending investigation of abuse or neglect or sexual misconduct of an applicant for a position with such hiring school district.
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Connecticut 2026 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB05381

Introduced
2/27/26  
Refer
2/27/26  
Report Pass
4/1/26  
Refer
4/9/26  
Report Pass
4/15/26  
Engrossed
4/28/26  
Report Pass
4/29/26  
To compensate victims of unlawful funeral service practices.
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Connecticut 2026 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB05426

Introduced
2/27/26  
Refer
2/27/26  
Report Pass
3/17/26  
Refer
3/25/26  
Report Pass
3/31/26  
Engrossed
5/6/26  
To require the availability of an advisor or a support person for a student during a disciplinary proceeding at an institution of higher education in the state.
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Connecticut 2026 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SB00119

Introduced
2/10/26  
Refer
2/10/26  
Report Pass
3/11/26  
Refer
3/19/26  
To provide that (1) a dealer selling a used motor vehicle that is less than ten years of age shall not exclude, modify, disclaim or limit an implied warranty on the vehicle, (2) each contract entered into by a dealer for the sale of any such used motor vehicle to a consumer shall include an express warranty that the vehicle is mechanically sound and will remain so for at least sixty days or three thousand miles of operation, whichever occurs first, and (3) a used motor vehicle may be sold "as is" by a dealer only if the vehicle is ten years of age or older.
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Connecticut 2026 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SB00116

Introduced
2/10/26  
Refer
2/10/26  
Report Pass
3/11/26  
Refer
3/19/26  
Report Pass
3/25/26  
Refer
4/15/26  
Report Pass
4/17/26  
Report Pass
4/20/26  
Refer
4/22/26  
Report Pass
4/24/26  
Report Pass
4/27/26  
Engrossed
4/29/26  
Report Pass
4/30/26  
Passed
5/5/26  
Chaptered
5/19/26  
Enrolled
5/26/26  
To (1) require the Commissioner of Revenue Services to periodically disclose to the Commissioner of Consumer Protection the name and address of each operator of a hotel, lodging house or bed and breakfast establishment who has remitted the use tax, (2) impose penalties on operators of hotels, motels, inns or similar lodgings who fail to satisfy various recordkeeping, training, occupancy rate and notice requirements, and (3) grant additional enforcement powers to the Commissioner of Consumer Protection.
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Connecticut 2026 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB05128

Introduced
2/10/26  
Refer
2/10/26  
Report Pass
3/11/26  
Refer
3/23/26  
To (1) provide that a consumer has a property right in, and retains the right to exercise exclusive control over, (A) any biological sample that is derived from the consumer's body and provided to, or used by, a direct-to-consumer genetic testing company, and (B) the results of any genetic testing conducted on the consumer's DNA by a direct-to-consumer genetic testing company, and (2) specify various duties and limitations applicable to direct-to-consumer genetic testing companies.
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Connecticut 2026 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB05113

Introduced
2/10/26  
Refer
2/10/26  
Refer
3/3/26  
Report Pass
3/30/26  
Refer
4/10/26  
To establish a personal income tax deduction for the amount of cancelled debt and debt relief received by a taxpayer for student loans, medical debt and credit card debt.
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Connecticut 2026 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB05114

Introduced
2/10/26  
Refer
2/10/26  
Refer
3/11/26  
Report Pass
3/30/26  
Refer
4/10/26  
To establish a refundable credit against the personal income tax for a portion of annual rent payments actually made by a taxpayer for a taxable year for a primary residence in the state.