Electric bills, primary spending, CCSU president complaint: CT politics news | CT Mirror
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Connecticut's State Bond Commission approved $145 million to help lower electric bills, addressing unpaid costs from the pandemic and funding electric vehicle infrastructure. Additionally, various political and educational developments in the state include election spending reports and investigations into university administration.
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