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CT SB01532
Bill
Status
3/19/2025
Primary Sponsor
Government Administration and Elections Committee
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AI Summary
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State Elections Enforcement Commission employees would be prohibited from making political contributions, participating in campaign activities, soliciting votes, publicly endorsing candidates, displaying political buttons or stickers, and serving as party convention delegates, effective January 1, 2026
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Employees would be barred from organizing political parties or clubs, acting as poll watchers on behalf of candidates, driving voters to polls for a party, or circulating nominating petitions
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Existing prohibitions on commission members and employees remain in effect, including bans on running for office, holding elected positions, and serving as political party officers
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Employees would retain the right to register to vote, register with a political party, vote in elections, and contribute to the Citizens' Election Fund
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Employees may serve on non-elective municipal boards and participate in local government meetings, provided they do not advocate for political parties or candidates
Legislative Description
An Act Concerning Nonpartisanship Of State Elections Enforcement Commission Employees.
Last Action
Public Hearing 03/24
3/20/2025