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Bill to eliminate Connecticut s religious exemption for school vaccinations clears the Senate Tuesday; thousands of opponents rally before vote

Bill to eliminate Connecticut’s religious exemption for school vaccinations clears the Senate Tuesday; thousands of opponents rally before vote Daniela Altimari, Hartford Courant © Mark Mirko/Mark Mirko / Hartford Courant Thousands of people opposed to legislation that would eliminate Connecticut s religious exemption for mandatory school vaccinations rallied at the state Capitol Tuesday as the state Senate prepared to vote on the measure. After nine hours of debate, the state Senate on Tuesday gave final legislative approval to a measure that would end Connecticut’s religious exemption for mandatory school vaccinations. The vote was 22 to 14, with two Democrats Sens. Cathy Osten of Sprague and Dennis Bradley of Bridgeport joining the Republicans in rejecting the measure.

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Connecticut lawmakers advance bill to end religious exemptions for school vaccines

FOX News correspondent Bryan Llenas has the latest developments on Special Report The Connecticut State Senate approved a bill Tuesday that aims to end a religious exemption for vaccinations at schools after nine hours of contentious debate. The Hartford Courant reported that Gov. Ned Lamont, a Democrat, vowed to quickly sign the legislation that was approved in a 22-14 vote on Tuesday. Republicans, who were joined by two Democrats, claim First Amendment freedoms were being disregarded. Rev. Yashica Blue, the minister of a non-denominational church in Hartford, said she is opposed to the bill. The paper reported that Blue was wearing a shirt, This mom calls the shots. Fox 61 reported that thousands took to the streets outside the State Capitol earlier in the day to voice their objection to the bill that will take effect in 2022. It does not require a COVID-19 jab.

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Proposal to eliminate religious exemption for school vaccinations in Connecticut governor s hands

Proposal to eliminate religious exemption for school vaccinations in Connecticut governor s hands Daniela Altimari, Hartford Courant © Mark Mirko/TNS Thousands of people opposed to legislation that would eliminate Connecticut s religious exemption for mandatory school vaccinations rallied at the state Capitol Tuesday as the state Senate prepared to vote on the measure. HARTFORD, Conn. After nine hours of debate, the state Senate on Tuesday gave final legislative approval to a measure that would end Connecticut’s religious exemption for mandatory school vaccinations. The vote was 22-14, with two Democrats Sens. Cathy Osten of Sprague and Dennis Bradley of Bridgeport joining the Republicans in rejecting the measure.

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Bill to eliminate Connecticut s religious exemption for school vaccinations heads toward final passage Tuesday; thousands of opponents rally before vote

Bill to eliminate Connecticut s religious exemption for school vaccinations heads toward final passage Tuesday; thousands of opponents rally before vote
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Gov Ned Lamont signs bill eliminating Connecticut s religious exemption for mandatory school vaccinations

Gov. Ned Lamont signs bill eliminating Connecticut’s religious exemption for mandatory school vaccinations Daniela Altimari, Hartford Courant © Mark Mirko/Mark Mirko / Hartford Courant Thousands of people opposed to legislation that would eliminate Connecticut s religious exemption for mandatory school vaccinations rallied at the state Capitol Tuesday as the state Senate prepared to vote on the measure. Gov. Ned Lamont Wednesday signed legislation that would end Connecticut’s religious exemption for mandatory school vaccinations beginning in the 2022 school year. “When it comes to the safety of our children, we need to take an abundance of caution,” Lamont said, in a written statement. “This legislation is needed to protect our kids against serious illnesses that have been well-controlled for many decades, such as measles, tuberculosis, and whooping cough, but have reemerged. In recent years, the number of children in our state who have not received

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