Resolution Confirming The Decision Of The Claims Commissioner To Dismiss The Claim Against The State Of Gordon Clark.

To require an evaluation of the feasibility of establishing an expedited conservator process for emergency department patients to alleviate emergency department boarding and crowding.

Resolution Confirming The Claims Commissioner's Compensation Award To Andre Dawson With Respect To His Claim Against The State For Wrongful Incarceration.

To afford political parties the flexibility to use ranked-choice voting in party caucuses, conventions and primaries, including presidential preference primaries.

To establish a district repair and improvement project program and authorize state bonds to fund such program.

To (1) deem certain public service companies a public agency for purposes of the Freedom of Information Act and not permit them to recover through rates costs of compliance with said act, (2) subject the Home Energy Solutions program to audit by the Auditors of Public Accounts, (3) modify the expertise and other requirements of utility commissioner appointments and impose revolving door and substantial conflict recusal requirements, (4) modify other processes of the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority, (5) prohibit certain mergers of utility companies, (6) prohibit a utility company from owning both gas and electric utilities, (7) prohibit a public utility company from imposing any fees that would discourage the adoption of grid-enhancing and energy-efficient technologies, (8) prohibit a right of first refusal to acquire property by a utility company, and (9) prohibit deceptive fees to utility end use customers.

To make minor and technical revisions to an absentee voting statute.

Resolution Confirming The Claims Commissioner's Compensation Award To George Gould With Respect To His Claim Against The State For Wrongful Incarceration.

Resolution Confirming The Claims Commissioner's Compensation Award To Richard Lapointe With Respect To His Claim Against The State For Wrongful Incarceration.

To require the Commissioners of Economic and Community Development and Revenue Services to study certain taxes imposed by this state.

To make a technical change to a statute concerning government administration and to provide protections to health care providers who provide reproductive and gender-affirming health care services to patients, regardless of whether the patients are physically located in this state at the time the services are provided.

To establish a task force to study increasing voter participation, and civic engagement generally, in this state by examining the potential implementation concerns in pursuing such goal and looking at the experiences of other jurisdictions.

To require (1) assisted living services agencies to develop protocols for the provision of certain emergency medical treatment services to residents of managed care facilities, when appropriate, to reduce unnecessary emergency department visits, and (2) rehabilitation facilities to include an individualized mobility plan in each patient's care plan to improve patient mobility.

To (1) provide a mechanism for determining early voting locations when registrars of voters are unable to agree thereon, (2) modify the deadlines by which registrars of voters certify information regarding early voting and same-day election registration locations to the Secretary of the State and allow amendments to such certifications with notice to the Secretary, (3) eliminate the use of envelopes for early voting ballots and allow such ballots to be deposited directly into voting tabulators after being marked, (4) provide for the designation of early voting locations on certain college campuses, (5) require registrars of voters to submit to the Secretary information regarding early voting and same-day election registration moderators, (6) prohibit early voting and same-day election registration officials from engaging in certain partisan activities on days for which they are appointed to serve, (7) align the provisions for appointment of same-day election registration officials with those for appointment of early voting officials, (8) amend a provision regarding the attachment of party enrollment privileges for consistency with prior changes, (9) require that early voting ballots have colored headers and footers that correspond uniquely to the voting districts within each municipality to ensure electors receive the proper ballots, and (10) prohibit registrars of voters from appointing as moderators certain persons with criminal backgrounds.

To (1) require certain state agencies to implement automatic voter registration processes by not later than March 31, 2027, and (2) impose a penalty of five thousand dollars per day for noncompliance with such requirement.