The comptroller's projections are slightly worse than those of the nonpartisan Office of Fiscal Analysis (OFA), but still have the state in strong fiscal shape in fiscal year (FY) 2019.
The 41st president of the United States, who passed away at 94 on Friday, grew up in Connecticut, attended Yale University, and fathered the only U.S. president ever born in Connecticut.
A new report from the Office of Fiscal Analysis (OFA) found that, as of June 2018, the State Employee Retirement System (SERS) was funded at 38 percent. That's better than 2016's 37 percent, but worse than 2011, 2012, and 2014.
Hayes said in an August 2018 debate that she "would not vote for Nancy Pelosi." She told MSNBC's "Morning Joe" on Tuesday that she will vote for Pelosi.
Even though Connecticut's senior senator will still be in the minority in the upper chamber, expect his lawsuits against Trump and his administration to get more attention in 2019.
The junior senator from Connecticut just won reelection by a healthy margin. In the weeks since his win, he's continuing a leading role on the left tackling the foreign policy crises in Yemen and Ukraine.
It's not a comprehensive list, nor is it the definitive list of 2020 candidates. But Murphy's inclusion ensures he'll continue to stay in the conversation.
The 87-page study from the Department of Transportation is making waves, though whether Governor-Elect Ned Lamont and the Democratic legislature take up the plan is another question entirely.
The state's consensus revenue projections improved this week, but Governor-Elect Ned Lamont will still have a two-year budget deficit of $3.8 billion to deal with come January.
