Connecticut License Plate Slogan: The Constitution State
The Constitution State
License Plate Slogan of Connecticut
License Plate Slogan of Connecticut
- Current slogan
- The Constitution State
- Nickname official
- 1959
- First used
- 1974
- History basis
- Fundamental Orders of 1639
Connecticut License Plate Slogan by Era
Connecticut's standard passenger plates have carried the same constitutional identity since the 1970s. Earlier Connecticut plates changed formats, colors, and numbering systems, but reliable slogan records point to 1974 as the first general-issue passenger plate use of "Constitution State."
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