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Government Edition · Connecticut
Nonpartisan voter education · public records · economic-development education
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Connecticut Government Edition
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Understand Connecticut.
Follow the record.
One place to understand Connecticut government, public records, elections and the economic decisions shaping communities.
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AaPlain-EnglishComplex processes explained where they appear.
↔Nonpartisan structureComparable records use the same sourcing rules.
BBeacon evidenceConfidence measures the evidence supporting the record.
What’s happening now
Today in Connecticut
A daily window into meetings, legislation and public activity — organized around official sources and understandable context.
Connecticut activity feedSource-first
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Design, authenticated workflows, SEO and automation stay consistent while each state keeps its own laws, sources and terminology.
Your Connecticut
Start with where you live.
County, city or ZIP can resolve the public jurisdictions, officials, meetings, election information and community data connected to a user.
Your LegislatureDistricts · members · committeesYour CountyOfficials · records · electionsYour CityMeetings · leadership · servicesYour BallotOffices · candidates · official resources
Canonical geography
Connecticut counties and county equivalents
Each geography resolves backward to US-CT and forward into the same national place, records and program graph.
View all 9 canonical county relationships
Capitol Planning RegionUS-CT-110 · FIPS 09110Greater Bridgeport Planning RegionUS-CT-120 · FIPS 09120Lower Connecticut River Valley Planning RegionUS-CT-130 · FIPS 09130Naugatuck Valley Planning RegionUS-CT-140 · FIPS 09140Northeastern Connecticut Planning RegionUS-CT-150 · FIPS 09150Northwest Hills Planning RegionUS-CT-160 · FIPS 09160South Central Connecticut Planning RegionUS-CT-170 · FIPS 09170Southeastern Connecticut Planning RegionUS-CT-180 · FIPS 09180Western Connecticut Planning RegionUS-CT-190 · FIPS 09190
Explore Connecticut
One state. Four ways in.
01 · PEOPLE
Officials & Candidates
Office, district, committees, public activity, election information and source-linked profiles.
02 · GOVERNMENT
Bills & Meetings
Legislation, committees, agendas, public actions and changes to the official record.
03 · COMMUNITIES
Economy & Development
Jobs, workforce, housing, infrastructure and public investment in context.
04 · LEARN
Government, Explained
Plain-English education on process, public records and economic-development tools.
DayMark Record
History should never disappear.
When an official public record changes later, LightHouse can preserve the earlier event and append the new evidence rather than silently replacing history.
Public Activity Record
Source-linked chronology with earlier and later official records retained separately.
AdapterReady
DayMark chronology ready
The template will render immutable record events after the state adapter and private LightHouse evidence layer are connected.
HistorySource-first
No fabricated political scores
Public output can show verified chronology and Beacon evidence confidence without inventing unsupported activity data.
Accountability workflows
Ask the official — or request the records.
Authenticated submissions are validated server-side, audited and routed without exposing official or custodian email mappings in page HTML.
PUBLIC RECORDS REQUEST
Request the underlying records.
Use the national guided gateway with Connecticut already selected.
Open guided request →COMPLETE THE RECORD
Close an evidence gap.
Public-record responses can be ingested back into the evidence graph and improve the published record.
Sign in required before data entry.For security and an auditable receipt, questions to officials require an authenticated Owner's Day Mark session.Sign In to Ask →
Economic-development education
Government decisions shape communities.
Public economic information can sit beside the government decisions and records that help explain it.
Jobs & Workforce
Employment, wages, labor force and workforce-development context.
Housing
Supply, affordability, development and public policy affecting communities.
Infrastructure
Transportation, utilities and public capital projects supporting communities.
Public Investment
Publicly documented incentives, grants, agreements and project outcomes.
Nonpartisan voter education
Election information should be easier to understand.
Comparable candidate pages, office explainers, public forums and official election resources — without endorsements.
VOTER GUIDE
Understand the office.
Explain what an office does before presenting comparable candidate information.
CANDIDATES
Comparable profiles.
Use the same structure and sourcing rules across candidates in the same contest.
PUBLIC FORUMS
Questions in public.
Archive questions, responses and source material with context attached.
OFFICIAL RESOURCES
Verify the basics.
Keep the official election authority directly accessible.
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