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CT Gov. Lamont to veto spending for special education, nonprofits targeted by Trump

Summary by Hartford Courant
Setting up a showdown with the legislature, Gov. Ned Lamont announced Monday that he would veto $40 million in spending for special education and $2.8 million for nonprofits who are threatened with spending cuts by Republican President Donald Trump. Lamont is employing his powers by using a line-item veto, which allows other sections of two separate bills to remain intact. Those measures were both passed last week by wide margins in the General …

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Hartford Courant broke the news in Hartford, United States on Monday, March 3, 2025.
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