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The Turn Key – December 2025

December 2, 2025
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Opinion: Housing vouchers are CT’s strongest housing policy, and best tool vs. Washington dysfunction

November 20, 2025

By: Alysha Gardner, Senior Policy Analyst | Norwalk Hour While much has been shared about the disastrous consequences of Gov. Ned Lamont’s veto of the

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The Turn Key – November 2025

November 18, 2025
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Report: Much of state-funded affordable housing is rehabbed property

October 28, 2025

CTMirror | By: Ginny Monk The report, obtained by The Connecticut Mirror, examined the number of state-sponsored affordable housing units built during Gov. Ned Lamont’s administration.

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Opinion: Our weakened state

October 28, 2025

CTMirror | By Sean Ghio, Policy Director In his recent essay in CT Mirror, Melvin Medina asked: whose voices matter to Connecticut policymakers when we talk about housing?

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THE TURN KEY – OCTOBER 2025

October 6, 2025
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THE TURN KEY – SEPTEMBER 2025

October 6, 2025
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Opinion: CT cannot keep saying ‘No’ to new homes

October 3, 2025

CT Insider | By Chelsea Ross On June 23, Gov. Ned Lamont vetoed H.B. 5002, one of the most promising housing reform bills our state has seen

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YIMBYtown highlights CT’s inaction on housing

September 26, 2025

CT Mirror | By: Kayla Giordano Throughout my three days spent navigating the packed halls of the Omni Hotel in New Haven at YIMBYtown – the premiere

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It would cost CT billions to help very low-income renters secure homes

September 8, 2025

CT Public | By: Abigail Brone It would cost more than $2 billion for Connecticut’s Rental Assistance Program (RAP) to provide for every income-eligible family.

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