Connecticut State Representative Christine Conley, a Democrat, has announced her resignation from the General Assembly, effective immediately. Conley sent a letter to the Secretary of the State’s office stating that she will not be taking her seat as a member of the 2025-2026 legislature, which is set to convene on January 8, 2025. It is reported that Conley is awaiting a potential gubernatorial nomination to serve as an administrative judge on the Workers’ Compensation Commission, although this has not been confirmed by the CT Democrats. As a result of Conley’s resignation, the 40th House district seat, representing Groton and New London, will be vacant when the State Legislative Session begins on Wednesday.
Governor Ned Lamont will have 10 days to issue a writ of election for the public to vote on a successor in a special election to be held 46 days later. This breaking news was reported by FOX61, and the story will be updated as more information becomes available. FOX61 encourages its audience to share any story ideas or information by emailing newstips@fox61.com. Additionally, FOX61 can be accessed through various platforms, including the FOX61 News APP on Apple App Store and Google Play, as well as streaming live on ROKU and FIRE TV. Follow FOX61 on X, Facebook, and Instagram for more updates.
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