Election day is Tuesday, November 2, and there is still time to receive an absentee ballot.
The Town Clerk’s office will hold special absentee ballot office hours on Saturday, October 30, from 8:00am to 12:00 noon.
You can print and fill out the application (in both English and Spanish) here and bring it to the office for processing and to receive a ballot.
Per the First Selectman’s office, as of Friday, more than 2,200 residents had received absentee ballots.
The applications should be returned to the Town Clerk’s office (the address is on the application).
Ballot boxes are available for applications and ballots until 8:00pm on November 2, at Town Hall and at the Public Safety Complex, 11 Bruce Place.
Check your voter registration status by using this link.
This link also allows residents to check their absentee ballot status.
If you’re unsure where to cast your ballot, please use this link to find your polling place.
Polls are open 6:00am to 8:00pm. Masks are required to enter all municipal and school buildings.
And a reminder that the Town’s Election-Related Campaign Signs Policy requires the removal of election-related campaign signs within 48 hours after the election. The entire policy can be found here.