Tami W. Zawistowski
F
58%
Freedom Score
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Session Voting Records
Reports
2025-2026 Sessions
Connecticut: House
Score: 58
Paid Union Strikes
Amends Connecticut law to expand welfare entitlements, allowing workers participating in a labor strike to receive unemployment payments.
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Constitutional Vote: No
Vote Cast: No
Care-facility Mandate
Prohibits long-term care facilities from discriminating against residents based on "gender identity or expression, sexual orientation," and "human immunodeficiency virus status."
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Constitutional Vote: No
Vote Cast: No
Contraceptives for Children
Allows minors to consent to reproductive health services related to pregnancy and pregnancy prevention without parental consent or notification.
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Constitutional Vote: No
Vote Cast: No
Firearm-manufacturer Lawfare
Enacts the "Firearm Industry Responsibility Act" which requires firearm-industry members to adopt broadly defined "reasonable controls," and allows civil action in the superior court against firearm-industry members.
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Constitutional Vote: No
Vote Cast: No
Con-Con Rescission
Rescinds prior applications for an Article V constitutional convention to propose amendments to the U.S. Constitution.
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Constitutional Vote: Yes
Vote Cast: Yes
Environmental Conservation Plan
Adopts the "Connecticut Conservation & Development Policies Plan 2025-2030," prepared by the Office of Policy and Management.
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Constitutional Vote: No
Vote Cast: No
Connecticut-Ireland Trade Commission
Establishes the Connecticut-Ireland Trade Commission to "advance bilateral trade and investment," "initiate joint action on policy issues," and "encourage mutual economic support."
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Constitutional Vote: No
Vote Cast: Yes
Expanding State-Subsidized Child Care
Expands eligibility for the Care 4 Kids program to Medicaid recipients.
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Constitutional Vote: No
Vote Cast: Yes
Cost per household: -$162.00/year
Increasing Access to "Food Stamps"
Streamlines cross-enrollment of children in federal and state "food and nutrition" assistance programs.
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Constitutional Vote: No
Vote Cast: Yes
Cost per household: -$24.00/year
Federal Child Labor Amendment
Would ratify the proposal to amend the U.S. Constitution to grant Congress the power to "limit, regulate and prohibit the labor of persons under eighteen years of age."
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Constitutional Vote: No
Vote Cast: No
"Hate Crime" Community Service Mandate
Would require that anyone convicted of a "hate crime" to attend "anti-bias" training or participate in a community service program.
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Constitutional Vote: No
Vote Cast: Yes
Marriage Licenses for Illegal Aliens
Would prohibit local vital-records offices from inquiring about a marriage license applicant's citizenship or immigration status.
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Constitutional Vote: No
Vote Cast: No
Green Energy
Enhances the environmental and public health considerations made under the state's environmental justice statute.
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Constitutional Vote: No
Vote Cast: No
"Reproductive Health"
Requires public higher education boards to establish a plan, ensuring "reproductive health care services" for residential campus students.
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Constitutional Vote: No
Vote Cast: No
State Student Loan Grant
Establishes a pilot program to reimburse certain professionals for student loan payments.
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Constitutional Vote: No
Vote Cast: No
Cost per household: -$7.00/year
Redefining "Sexual Orientation"
Redefines "sexual orientation" to mean a person's "identity" in relation to the gender or genders to which they are romantically, emotionally, or sexually attracted, and adds "age" as a protected class.
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Constitutional Vote: No
Vote Cast: Yes
Embracing Digital Currency
Empowers the Banking Commissioner to regulate digital asset business practices, defines key terms like "virtual currency address," "virtual currency kiosk," and "virtual currency wallet," and sets forth requirements for virtual currency kiosk owners/operators to enhance transparency and consumer protection.
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Constitutional Vote: No
Vote Cast: Yes
Medicaid Expansion
Provides Medicaid coverage, to the extent permissible under federal law, for diapers.
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Constitutional Vote: No
Vote Cast: Yes
Baby Bonds Trust and Community Investment Fund 2030
Establishes the Connecticut Baby Bond Trust program for babies covered by Medicaid/HUSKY and creates the Community Investment Fund 2030 for "underserved" and "marginalized" populations.
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Constitutional Vote: No
Vote Cast: No
“Coercive Control” as Domestic Violence
Defines domestic violence to include "coercive control" and expands the "best interest of the child" factors in custody decisions to include the child's "emotional safety."
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Constitutional Vote: No
Vote Cast: Yes
Declaring Racism a Public Health Crisis
Declares racism a "public health crisis" in Connecticut, establishes a Commission on Racial Equity in Public Health, and creates a Gun Violence Intervention and Prevention Advisory Committee.
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Constitutional Vote: No
Vote Cast: No
Limiting Government Access to Medical Records
Would amend HB6666 to entirely eliminate sections of the bill that grant the Connecticut Department of Health remote access to individual electronic medical records concerning "a reportable disease, emergency illness or health condition."
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Constitutional Vote: Yes
Vote Cast: No
No-Excuse Absentee Voting
Proposes an amendment to the Connecticut Constitution that would remove current restrictions on absentee voting and permit the General Assembly to allow each voter to vote by absentee ballot.
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Constitutional Vote: No
Vote Cast: No
Connecticut Parentage Act
Adopts the Connecticut Parentage Act, which recognizes same-sex "parentage" by removing gender-specific references in state law (e.g., "maternity" and "paternity").
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Constitutional Vote: No
Vote Cast: Yes
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