Lawmakers set to vote on budget plan
Democratic and Republican state lawmakers are set to vote tomorrow on a bipartisan plan to close Connecticut's current deficit . The state is expected to finish the year at least $220 million in the
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Mar 28, 2016, 3:26 PM
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Democratic and Republican state lawmakers are set to vote tomorrow on a bipartisan plan to close Connecticut's current deficit .
The state is expected to finish the year at least $220 million in the red.
Gov. Dannel Malloy says if the plan is not bipartisan, either side will have to discuss why they did not participate or vote for it.
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