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Trust & Transparency: How Connecticut Conducts Its Elections

Panel Discussion • September 30 • 11:00 AM

Trust & Transparency

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

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Register to vote or update your registration online at MyVote.CT.gov/register

Absentee voting is now open to all registered voters in Connecticut.

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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.

Trust & Transparency: How Connecticut Conducts Its Elections

Submitted by Connecticut in September 2026.

Event Date:

09/30/2026 - 11:00am to 12:30pm

Event location:

Legislative Office Building

The League of Women Voters of Connecticut and Capitol Information and Tours invite you to a special panel discussion on election administration in our state. Hear directly from the state and local officials who run Connecticut's elections and take advantage of the opportunity to get your questions answered directly by the people who make it all happen.

Submitted by Connecticut in September 2026.

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Trust & Transparency: How Connecticut Conducts Its Elections

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Request your ballot online through Connecticut's Request Portal

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