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Voters assured CT election system is secure (opens the original)
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Voters concerned about the integrity of Connecticut's November election have been assured the state’s election system is secure. The state’s voting system has paper backup and is offline to prevent hacking, said Alexander Russell, head of the Voting Technology Research Center at UConn. He spoke at a forum organized by the League of Women Voters of Connecticut at the state Legislative Office Building in Hartford on Wednesday. “We have never once seen any evidence of tabulator failure. And specifi
New CT laws taking effect Oct. 1 include tougher distracted driving penalties (opens the original)
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Connecticut drivers face tougher penalties for distracted driving and other motor vehicle violations when new state laws take effect on Oct. 1. Drivers who pass school buses picking up or dropping off students, pass tractor-trailers on state highways during a snowstorm, or modify the exhaust mufflers on cars or motorcycles to make them louder will face higher fines. Passing a school bus with flashing red lights will now also result in an automatic six-month driver’s license suspension after a th
CT police standards council approves Flock camera restrictions (opens the original)
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Connecticut’s police standards advisory council approved guidelines to help cities and towns implement new state restrictions on Flock cameras on Thursday. The recommendations include retaining data collected by automatic license plate readers for seven days, down from 21 days, said Milford Police Chief Keith Mello, chair of the Connecticut Police Officers Standards and Training Council. They also call for tracking every query to see whether there’s abuse. “We want to make sure that we are not g
CT’s new tax credit helps small businesses offer health insurance (opens the original)
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Connecticut’s offering a new tax credit to help small businesses provide health insurance to their employees. Eligible businesses with 50 or fewer employees can claim the $1,000-per-employee tax credit. Eligible employees could use those funds toward an individual health insurance plan available through Access Health CT — the state’s Obamacare exchange. The credit is available for the first two consecutive years an employer offers employees coverage. State lawmakers approved the incentive earlie
CT accepts settlement allowing Warner Bros. and Paramount merger to proceed (opens the original)
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Connecticut has accepted a multi-state settlement that clears the way for the Paramount/Warner Brothers merger it had opposed. The state signed off on the deal because it was in the minority on its demand that CNN and CBS News be divested to protect ethical, independent journalism, according to Attorney General William Tong. “The challenge is I was part of a 12-state coalition. I fought as hard as I possibly could but to be very candid, I was outnumbered,” Tong said on Tuesday. In the settlement
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