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Election Day: Some Answers to Common, Practical Questions

Philip Thibodeau
15 hours ago
1 min read
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PHILIP THIBODEAU PHOTO

As a service to our readers who are registered to vote in Southington this election, we have compiled a short list of resources designed to address some basic questions about the voting process in town.

 

When can I vote?

 

Polls in Connecticut open at 6am Eastern Standard Time and will remain open until 8pm.

 

Where do I go to vote?

 

The easiest way to find out your voting location is to use this tool at the CT Secretary of the State’s website.

 

This voting district map may also be useful:


 

What will my ballot look like?


It depends on which State Assembly District you reside in.


If you are in the 81st District - where the contest is Poulos vs. Wilk - it should look like this:



In the 80th District (Mastrofrancesco vs. Hilton), it should look like this:



In the 22nd District (Martinez vs. Mette), it should look like this:



And in the 30th District (Veach vs. Pierce), it should look like this:



If you have any further questions about your registration or the voting process, please contact the poll workers at your voting location for definitive answers.



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