Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont delivered his State of the State address Wednesday to a joint session of the General Assembly as the new legislative session begins. As he ramps up for a re-election bid in November, Lamont is pledging to curb gun violence and proposing $336 million in tax relief. For more on the new session and Lamont’s vision for it, we speak with Daniela Altimari, statehouse reporter for The Hartford Courant.
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