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Voter Resources

You may register to vote in Connecticut if you meet the following criteria:

  • You are a U.S. citizen and a resident of a CT Town who will be 18 by Election Day.

  • You meet the criteria above and have completed confinement and parole if previously convicted of a felony.

 

Voter Registration Deadlines: By Mail & Online, October 16; In person at Town Hall by 8pm

 

Register to vote/update your registrationhttps://voterregistration.ct.gov/OLVR/welcome.do

 

Voter Registration Lookup:  https://portaldir.ct.gov/sots/lookup.aspx

 

Early Voting: October 19 - November 1, 10 am-6 pm; extended hours on 10/27 and 10/29,  

8 am-8 pm at Town Hall, 400 Main St. Lower Level Conference Room.

 

Same Day Registration:  During Early Voting or on Election Day at Town Hall, 400 Main St.

Bring a current ID, proof of  current residential address and be prepared to wait in line! 

 

 Absentee Ballots: Available October 2: (Open to all voters, No Excuse Necessary!) 

Must fill out an Absentee Ballot application to get a ballot.  Apply Online at: https://oabr-sots.ct.gov/OABR/absenteeBallotReqPortalHome.do with a valid CT DMV ID beginning September 19, or download and fill out the English Application for Absentee Ballot anytime. Ballot applications and/or Ballots may be mailed (if time allows); placed in the Ballot Drop Box by the Town Hall Front Door, or brought  in person to the Town Clerk's Office. If mailing, please leave sufficient time to allow for round-trip mailings of the application and the ballot. Completed ballots must be received by Nov. 3 at 8 pm.  

Regular hours for Town Hall are Monday – Thursday, 8 am – 5:30 pm.  

 

Polls on 11/3/26: 6 am to 8 pm (Dist. 1 & 4, East Ridge MS; Dist. 2, Scotts Ridge MS; Dist. 3 Yanity)   

                                                                                             

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Voting in Connecticut

Unaffiliated? Registered as an Independent? Or 17 years old? CLICK HERE to find out if you will be eligible to vote in Connecticut's Primary on November 8, 2022!

LWVCTEF Debate Standards 

  • Debate Standards

  • Online Voter Guide: In even-numbered years, there will be an online guide to candidates for statewide offices. In odd-numbered years, Local Leagues may have Voters' Guides of candidate profiles for local offices. Local Voters' Guides will be found by way of the Local League sites.

Know Your State and Federal Officials

Find Your Legislator: Once you enter your address and town, the page seems to refresh as a blank form. But, scroll down below the search engine window and you will find all your current state and federal representatives listed, with links to their websites and more contact information.

Maps of Connecticut Voting Districts

Find here the list of maps by the 2022 Redistricting Commission, including all the town maps and statewide maps.

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