If you have requested an absentee ballot, October 2nd is the day those ballots become available.

Haven't requested an absentee ballot yet? Don't wait! You can print out an application and mail it in a stamped envelope to your Town Clerk or drop it in an official absentee ballot drop box at your Town or City Hall. The absentee ballot will then be mailed to you.

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For faster turn around, as of October 2nd, you can bring the completed application right to your Town Clerk and get an absentee ballot directly from them (check business hours and call to ask about COVID-19 related protocols before you go).

Not sure if you will want to vote in person still? No worries. Even if you applied for and received an absentee ballot, you can still choose to vote at the polls on November 3rd INSTEAD of submiting your absentee ballot.

Check before you go! Did you know? There is a Voter Registration Lookup Tool that allows you to:

• check your voter registration to make sure it's up to date,
• check to see if your absentee ballot was recieved, OR
• check to confirm where your polling location is located, if you choose to vote in person.

Voter Registration LookUp Tool

Absentee Voting in Connecticut

Last thing: Make sure you're voter registration is up to date - you can use a DMV ID to complete it online in under 5 minutes.

Connecticut Online Voter Registration

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