Veteran GOP lawmaker who joined the CT legislature in 2009 announces retirement

CT Insider·Mar 31

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A veteran GOP lawmaker who joined the Connecticut legislature in 2009 has announced their retirement. The lawmaker's decision was reported by local news outlets, with one report specifying that it is Tony Hwang who will not seek reelection. However, it is unclear if other reports about lawmakers and veterans' issues are related to this retirement announcement.

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