Infographic source: CT Secretary of the State's website
November 2022 Update on Early Voting
In the election on November 8th, 2022, Connecticut voters had the chance to vote YES or NO on the state referendum question: "Shall the Constitution of the State be amended to permit the General Assembly to provide for early voting?"
The referendum passed by just over 60% of all votes on the question.
Read more about what's next for early voting in Connecticut after the 2022 elections:
- Exploring what early voting could look like in Connecticut by CT Public, November 16, 2022
- CT approves early voting ballot question, paving path to new law by CT Mirror, November 9, 2022
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Democrats, Republicans, and Independents from all parts of Connecticut support Early Voting. Why? Because making voting easier and more accessible means greater flexibility for us all. Early voting modernizes our elections in a safe, secure way to move Connecticut into the future. The League of Women Voters of Connecticut recommends a YES vote on this referendum question.
Learn everything you need to know about early voting and the ballot referendum question from the resources below.
Read this blog post to understand what the ballot question really means.Get all the resources you need to learn more about the
Early Voting referendum question in English and Spanish.
View this presentation on the Early Voting Referendum Question:
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