With Democratic Party control of the state’s executive, legislative and judicial branches set for at least the next two years, big changes appear to be on the horizon, led largely by Lt. Gov.-elect and former Secretary of State Susan Bysiewicz.

Bysiewicz and Gov.-elect Ned Lamont had a heavy schedule of meetings this week in developing their comprehensive policy agenda for the administration’s first 100 days. With swearing in scheduled for Jan. 9, both hit the road early Monday, with the lieutenant governor-elect speaking at a women’s leadership forum at the Grace Academy in downtown Hartford. Between that and heading to a Monday afternoon energy summit in Newtown, she had tea with the Connecticut Law Tribune and said residents should expect swift, decisive changes.

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