Election Day, November 5 is fast approaching. On election day, Greenwich has 12 polling places. All will be open on election day from 6:00am until 8:00pm.
Every voter is assigned a polling place. Find out where you vote using our Registration Lookup tool. Voting takes place in the following locations. Click on a polling place for a google map:
- District 1, 1A – Julian Curtiss School 180 E Elm St Greenwich, CT 06830
- District 2 – Greenwich Town Hall 101 Field Point Rd Greenwich, CT 06830
- District 3 – Western Middle School 1 Western Jr Hwy Greenwich, CT 06830
- District 4, 4A – New Lebanon School 25 Mead Ave Greenwich, CT 06830
- District 5, 5A – Riverside School 90 Hendrie Ave Riverside, CT 06878
- District 6, 6A – Old Greenwich School 285 Sound Beach Ave Old Greenwich, CT 06870
- District 7, 7A – Greenwich High School 10 Hillside Rd Greenwich, CT 06830
- District 8 – Central Middle School 9 Indian Rock Ln Greenwich, CT 06830
- District 9 – Bendheim Western Greenwich Civic Center 449 Pemberwick Rd Greenwich, CT 06831
- District 10 – Glenville School 33 Riversville Rd Greenwich, CT 06831
- District 11, 11A – North Street School 381 North St Greenwich, CT 06830
- District 12 – North Mianus School 309 Palmer Hill Rd Riverside, CT 06878
Anyone encountering problems on Election Day should contact the Election Day Hotline at 1-866-733-2463 or send an email to [email protected].
Voter Guide
A complete voter guide is available from the Secretary of the State.
Look up a sample ballot for Greenwich here.
Early Voting
Early voting begins Monday, Oct 21 and ends Sunday, Nov 3, which includes two Saturdays and Sundays. No special arrangements need to be made to use early voting.
Early voting hours are 10:00am – 6:00pm all days except October 29 & 31 which have extended hours of 8:00am – 8:00pm.
Early voting is in-person voting. It is available to every eligible voter
Every town has one location. Greenwich’s early voting location is town hall on Field Point Road.
List of nominees in the Nov 5, 2024 election in Connecticut.
More information is available on the Secretary of State webpage.
Ballot Question for all CT Voters: “no-excuse absentee voting”
The ballot question: “Shall the Constitution of the State be amended to permit the General Assembly to allow each voter to vote by absentee ballot?”
According to Secretary of the State Stephanie Thomas, there is a lot of misinformation out there about what this ballot question will or will not do.
“In brief, a ‘yes’ vote would allow our state legislature to consider universal access to absentee voting (joining 36 other states and DC). A ‘no’ vote means Connecticut voters would continue to need one of six specific excuses to vote by absentee ballot,” Thomas explained.
Connecticut law allows you to receive an absentee ballot if, in your judgment, an absence from your town on Election Day prevents you from appearing at your polling place, or you are prevented from appearing at your assigned polling place on Election Day because of sickness or physical disability (not necessarily your sickness or disability), active service in the Military, religious tenets forbid secular activity on the day of the election, duties as an election official at a polling place other than your own during all of the hours of voting. To receive your absentee ballot please complete and sign an application and return it to the Greenwich Town Clerk, Jacqueline Budkins, Tel. (203) 622-7897. Email: [email protected]
Visit myvote.ct.gov/getmyab to request your online Absentee Ballot.
Voting absentee is a two-step process. You must first apply and once verified you will be MAILED a ballot which you must return by 8:00pm on Election Day.
Remember that absentee ballot offenses carry steep criminal penalties. Be sure you know who is allowed to vote absentee and who may return your ballot.
Same Day Registration
The deadline to register was Oct 18, but Connecticut offers Same Day Registration for people voting in person. This means you can register in-person and on Election Day and vote on the same day.
This must be done at Greenwich’s Same Day Registration location, which is the Town Hall, 101 Field Point Road.
From the Secretary of the State voter guide
Election Results
All results must be published through a website designed and programmed by the Connecticut Secretary of the State.
The address to access this website is https://ctemspublic.pcctg.net.
You will need to choose “Greenwich” and the date of the election once you are on the reporting website.
Within a few days after the election, the Registrars of Voters in Greenwich will also publish the results information on the Town of Greenwich website in an easier to use format here.