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Trust & Transparency: How Connecticut Conducts Its Elections

Panel Discussion Recording • September 30, 2026

Trust & Transparency
VOTE411 Voter Information Banner listing the 3 voting options available to all Connecticut voters in the 2026 General Election

November 3 General Election

This fall, all voters have three voting options. Have you checked your registration and made your voting plan? 

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Our Leagues in Action

Check out photos from across Connecticut as we see our local Leagues in action.

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Vote 411: Election Information You Need

Do you have questions about upcoming elections? We have answers! Visit VOTE411 for the Connecticut election information you need.

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League of Women Voters of Connecticut

Online Voter Registration is available at MyVote.CT.gov/register until 11:59 PM on Friday, October 16.

Missed the online registration cutoff? You can register AND vote on the same day, at your Early Voting location or on Election Day!

  1. Absentee Ballots are available October 2 to November 2, now with no excuse needed! Request your ballot in person at Town Hall or online through Connecticut's Request Portal. 
  2. Early Voting is Monday, October 19 to Sunday, November 1: Find your Early Voting Location
  3. Election Day is Tuesday, November 3: Find your polling location at MyVote.CT.gov/lookup


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Watch Trust & Transparency: How Connecticut Conducts Its Elections and hear directly from the officials who run Connecticut's elections:

  • Jennifer Barahona — Deputy Secretary of the State
  • Ryan Burns — ED, State Elections Enforcement Commission (SEEC)
  • Alexander Russell — UConn Prof., Voting Technology Research Center
  • Brenda Falusi — RP, Registrars of Voters Association of Connecticut (ROVAC)
  • Lisa Dalton — President, Connecticut Town Clerks Association

This is a great opportunity to learn firsthand how the people who administer our elections safeguard them.

oct 17
Press Mention

Connecticut will be host to dozens of “No Kings” rallies on Saturday, but this time, the focus is on early voting. Organizers are billing it as a nationwide day of action focused on helping voters make a plan for the upcoming general election on Nov. 3. Organizers include Indivisible, League of Women Voters, CT 50501 and General Strike Connecticut.

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Blog Post

With Early Voting kicking off on Monday, October 19, your VOTE411 Voter Guide is here to help you know what's on your ballot so you can make your plan and vote! Remember, Early Voting locations are not the same as regular polling location.

VOTE411 Voter Information Banner listing the 3 voting options available to all Connecticut voters in the 2026 General Election
Blog Post

What's your voting plan? Absentee ballots are available to all starting October 2, Early Voting begins October 19, and Election Day is November 3. Read the FAQ to learn more about Connecticut's voting options and what's on the ballot this year.

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The League of Women Voters is a nonpartisan grassroots organization committed to securing voting rights and building a more inclusive democracy. Our commitment to nonpartisanship is a declaration of independence from political party loyalty and not a commitment to neutrality.

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The League of Women Voters, a nonpartisan political organization of all genders, encourages informed and active participation in government, works to increase understanding of major public policy issues, and influences public policy through education and advocacy.