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Follow votes that matter to you
Browse available bills, choose which ones to follow, or enter a bill number. Official schedules and vote dates must be checked at the source.
UPCOMING VOTE CALENDARSee what's scheduled nextBrowse dated items, filter by chamber, and follow bills of interest
Only verified schedule items imported into this browser will appear below. No future votes are asserted without an official source. Check the CGA calendar for the latest agenda; scheduled consideration does not guarantee a roll-call vote.
Official Connecticut legislative calendar ↗Import a verified schedule (JSON)
For administrators or testers: import a JSON array of items with bill, date (YYYY-MM-DD), chamber, title, source (official https URL), and optional type. This file stays in this browser; importing does not establish that an agenda is still current.
BROWSE & SELECTExplore bills to followExpand to browse available records and follow with one click
Connecticut's 2026 regular session has concluded. The bills below are previously enacted examples from the 2026 archive—not upcoming votes. For future agendas and vote schedules, consult the official legislative calendar.
View Connecticut General Assembly calendar and bill information ↗2026 bills available to explore
Archived legislationConnecticut legislative directory
A compact sample directory. Expand it when you want to browse representatives.
Browse Connecticut legislators 12 sample profiles
Real names and district assignments from the state's February 2026 legislative directory. This is a historical snapshot, not a verified post-election roster. Select a chamber or search the sample records.
Photo-ready tiles use initials until a matching official headshot is verified. Selected legislators have links to their official profiles in the vote list.
Following · My watchlist
Follow officials to collect their available public-record activity in one place. Saved only in this browser. New-record flags compare included records with your last visit; automatic live monitoring and push notifications are not yet available.
Understand where officials serve
Committee memberships, chair and ranking roles, leadership positions, special assignments, and appointment terms help explain an official's responsibilities. Open a followed representative's profile to inspect verified assignments.
Assignments are time-sensitive. CivRupt shows only explicitly verified records, with an effective period and official source; no assignments have been imported yet.
Import official public-act records
Browse and search enacted 2026 public acts from a validated local import. This is historical legislation, not a live vote calendar or individual roll-call history.
Explore 2026 legislation
Plain-English introductions to a curated selection of enacted 2026 Connecticut public acts, with official bill-status links. Summaries are simplified and do not replace the full law. Individual lawmakers’ positions are not inferred from chamber outcomes.
Each card links to the official Connecticut General Assembly bill page, including the enacted public act and roll calls where available. Plain-English summaries are editorial introductions, not exhaustive legal analyses. Passing a bill does not mean every member supported it.
Official CGA bill search ↗Explore individual recorded votes
Search legislative roll calls by bill, representative, party, vote status, and date. A dedicated research page keeps the homepage focused.
See beyond the headlines
Know your representatives
Browse a sourced sample of Connecticut's 2026 legislative roster.
WORKING SAMPLEExamine the record
Browse real 2026 bills and inspect a sourced excerpt of individual House votes.
CURATED BILLS + SOURCE LINKSFollow the Money
Search campaign receipts, disbursements, committee filings and independent expenditures at SEEC.
OFFICIAL SOURCE LINKSFollow the Money
Our future visualization will connect documented transactions and public records, with a citation for each relationship. For now, the official campaign-finance database is one click away.
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