Connecticut November Consensus Revenue Forecast Shows Steady Revenue Growth
Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont and Office of Policy and Management (OPM) Secretary Joshua Wojcik on November 10 responded to the November 2026 consensus revenue forecast, jointly issued the same day by OPM and the Office of Fiscal Analysis. The forecast shows continued steady revenue growth for the state.
Governor Lamont said the latest projections reinforce the progress Connecticut has made, adding that over the past eight years the state has strengthened its fiscal foundation and built an economy that attracts innovative companies, supports good jobs, and helps communities and schools thrive. Secretary Wojcik said the two offices closely monitor national economic conditions and Connecticut-specific revenue trends throughout the year, and that while the steady growth is encouraging, the projections are estimates that should be viewed with care, as federal policy decisions, global conflicts, and market conditions can affect the outlook.
OPM will release its Fiscal Accountability Report on November 20, 2026, with a presentation to the General Assembly's Appropriations Committee and Finance, Revenue, and Bonding Committee expected to be scheduled in December. The next consensus revenue forecast will be issued on January 15, 2027.
(Source: Office of the Governor of Connecticut)
Source: Office of the Governor of Connecticut
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