Registrars of Voters

Connecticut Now Allows Early Voting!

You can vote early in the Presidential Preference Primary
You can vote early on March 26, 27, 28, 30 at Town Hall, 152 Elm St., from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
You can vote absentee (ballots available beginning March 12 from the Town Clerk).
You can vote on Primary Day, April 2, at your polling place (see below).
Only registered Democrats and Republicans can vote in the primary.

Republican Presidential Primary Ballot
Democratic Presidential Primary Ballot
Early Voting FAQs

New Voter Registration

Any U.S citizen 18 years or older and a bona fide resident of this town is eligible to vote.  If you are 17 years old, but will be 18 years old by the November election day, you may “pre-register” and you will become a voter on Election Day.

Register in person at the Registrars Office or at the Town Clerk’s office at your local Town Hall, during normal business hours, before the October deadline for eligibility in the November election.

Mail-in registration cards may be obtained at various public locations such as libraries, schools, Department of Motor Vehicles, or Town Offices.  Completed mail-in registration cards must be post-marked by the October deadline for eligibility in the November election.


New Voter Registration Exceptions to Deadline

Any person who achieves the following status on or after the October deadline may register to vote in the November election:

  • Reach 18 years of age
  • Become a naturalized citizen
  • Become a resident in the town where the election is taking place

Staff Contacts

Name Title Phone
Elissa Bass Democrat (860) 535-5047
Peggy Roberts Republican (860) 535-5054