House Republican Press Release

January 16, 2008

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Michael Caron Achieves Perfect 100% Voting Record for 2007 Legislative Session

Danielson State Legislator Was Present and Voting for All 420 Roll Call Votes Taken on the House Floor in Hartford, One of Only 14 Who Did Not Miss a Single Vote

State Representative Michael Caron, R-44^th District, Killingly, Plainfield, and Sterling, did not miss a single vote during the recently completed 2007 legislative session in Hartford, according to statistics provided by the House Clerk’s Office.

Representative Caron was present and voting for all 420 roll call votes taken on the state House floor during 2007. He was one of only 14 of Connecticut’s 151 state representatives who had perfect records for floor votes during the session, according to the House Clerk’s Office.

Both Caron and fellow eastern Connecticut Republican legislator Mike Alberts, R-Woodstock, were among the seven percent of state House members to not miss a single 2007 vote.

Representative Caron serves the 44^th Assembly District of Killingly, Plainfield and Sterling, in the state House of Representatives. He is an assistant House Leader as well as a member of the Energy and technology Committee, the Finance, Revenue and Bonding Committee, the Human Services Committee and the Transportation Committee.