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CT HB05352
Bill
Status
2/26/2026
Primary Sponsor
Government Oversight Committee
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AI Summary
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Exempts complaints related to voting violations under Chapter 151 (received on or after October 1, 2026) from the one-year deadline requiring the State Elections Enforcement Commission to dismiss unresolved complaints
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Requires referral of complaints to the Chief State's Attorney if the commission fails to issue a decision within 90 days after finding probable cause exists for election law violations
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Mandates the Chief State's Attorney submit a status report to legislative committees within 12 months of receiving a referred complaint (or before the statute of limitations expires)
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Grants the commission authority to disqualify "straw contributions" from qualifying contribution status when grant application documents indicate the contribution was likely made in someone else's name
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Specifies factors the commission must consider when evaluating suspected straw contributions, including representations by candidates/treasurers, contributor history, and third-party knowledge of the transaction
Legislative Description
An Act Concerning The Authority Of The State Elections Enforcement Commission.
Last Action
Public Hearing 03/03
2/27/2026