Election: November 3, 2009 - Polls Open From 6:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M.

STATE / FEDERAL OFFICES: President, Vice President, United States Senator, United States Representative in Congress, Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, Secretary of the State, Treasurer, Comptroller, State Senator, State Representative, Judge of Probate.

MUNICIPAL OFFICES: Various and can include Mayor, First Selectman, Selectman, Town Clerk, Justice of the Peace, Registrar of Voters, Town Council, Alderman, Board of Finance, Board of Education, Planning and Zoning, Assessment Appeals, Assessor, and Tax Collector.

Absentee Ballot Application.

Voter Registration Application.

Find Senator, Representative and Congressperson.

Maps of Legislative Districts:

• United States Congressional Districts
• State Senate Districts
• State Assembly Districts

Candidate Information:

• Candidate Absentee Ballot
• Candidate Voter Registration
  

Additional information:

• Provisional Ballot Text Explanation
• Provisional Ballot Procedures

• Voter Identification

  • English Language Voter Identification
  • Spanish Language Voter Identification
  • Voter Identification Requirements

• Voter Registration

  • English Language How to Register Voters
  • Spanish Language How to Register Voters
  • First-Time Mail-In Voter Registration
  • Instructions for the Mail-In Voter Registration Application
  • Voter Registration Statistics Summary from 1958 to 2003
  • Net Changes of Voter Registration Statistics from 1958 to 2003

• Voter Rights

  • English Language Your Rights as a Voter with a Disability
  • Spanish Language Your Rights as a Voter with a Disability
  • Voter's Bill of Rights
  • English Language "Voter's Bill of Rights"
  • Spanish Language "Voter's Bill of Rights"
  • Restoring Voting Rights of Convicted Felons Who are on Probation

• Local Officials Resources

  • Registrars of Voters
  • Town Clerks
• United States Census Bureau Profile of Voting Age Population
• Military and Overseas Voting Information