Early voting begins on Monday in Connecticut: What to know to cast your ballot
Voters in Connecticut will be able to cast their ballots early in-person for the first time in a presidential general election leading up to this November’s contest. Early voting will get underway in Connecticut on Monday in towns and cities across the state.
On the first day of early voting for the presidential election, the line was so long in Greenwich that Gov. Ned Lamont gave ...
After a slow uptake to early voting in Connecticut with disappointing numbers during this year's presidential primary ...
Gov. Ned Lamont was one of many CT residents who tried to take advantage of the first day of early voting, only to find long ...
Election Day 2024 is just weeks away, but anyone in Connecticut can now vote during the early voting period beginning today.
Here's everything you need to know about early voting in Connecticut, plus what you need to bring for same-day voter ...
Early in-person voting begins in Alaska, Arkansas, Connecticut, Idaho, North Dakota, South Carolina and Texas on Monday. Here ...
Hundreds of motivated southeastern Connecticut residents lined up outside community centers, town halls and other polling ...
Governor Ned Lamont and Secretary of the State Stephanie Thomas reminded Connecticut voters last week that a 14-day period of ...
Residents, some hoping to avoid crowds on Election Day, streamed into City Hall to cast their ballots for president, Congress ...
Early voting in Connecticut begins on Monday, Oct. 21. In-person early voting is available in every community in the state ...
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