(HARTFORD, CT) – Governor Ned Lamont and Connecticut Office of Policy and Management Secretary Joshua Wojcik released the following statements in response to the November 2026 consensus revenue forecast that was jointly issued today by the Office of Policy and Management and the Office of Fiscal Analysis:
Governor Lamont said, “These latest revenue projections reinforce the progress Connecticut has made. Over the past eight years, we have strengthened our fiscal foundation and built an economy that attracts innovative companies, supports good jobs, and helps communities and schools thrive. Connecticut is on a stronger path, and I am confident we can keep building on that momentum. With leadership changes soon coming to Congress, I am hopeful Washington can bring greater stability and focus to the priorities that actually matter to American families and businesses.”
Secretary Wojcik said, “OPM and the Office of Fiscal Analysis closely monitor national economic conditions and Connecticut-specific revenue trends throughout the year. The current consensus forecast shows continued steady revenue growth, which is encouraging. At the same time, these projections are estimates and should be viewed with care. Federal policy decisions, global conflicts, market conditions, and other economic factors can affect the outlook. The upcoming Fiscal Accountability Report will provide additional information and a fuller update on the state’s fiscal position.”
The Office of Policy and Management will release its Fiscal Accountability Report on November 20, 2026, and a presentation to the General Assembly’s Appropriations Committee and Finance, Revenue, and Bonding Committee is expected to be scheduled in December. The next consensus revenue forecast will be issued on January 15, 2027.