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State Rep. Themis Klarides and state Rep. Nicole Klarides-Ditria.
State Representatives Themis Klarides, Nicole Klarides-Ditria and Senator George Logan took their oaths of office Jan. 9 to kick-off the 2019 legislative session.
“The start of the new legislative session offers us all a chance for a clean slate and renewed opportunities to do the hard work and produce the best outcomes for the people of the state of Connecticut. I am optimistic that we can accomplish great things and complete our work on time,’ Klarides, the House Republican leader, said.
“It’s an honor representing the 105th district in the General Assembly,” said Rep. Klarides-Ditria. “I am hopeful that the new administration will work collaboratively with Republicans and Democrats this session. We all know the many issues impacting our state and we should all be putting our heads together to find the best possible solutions that will move our state in a better direction.”
“I’m excited to begin my second term as state senator. It is an honor to serve the taxpayers of the 17th Senate District,” Logan said. “I am fighting for you, the taxpayers. I am trying to make Connecticut more affordable, and I want to hear from you.”
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State Sen. George Logan (center).
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The lawmakers will be entering a “long session,” from Jan. 9 to June 5.
During the long session, the lawmakers are able to propose legislation and will be tasked with framing a two-year state budget.
