VOTING INFORMATION

Absentee Voting. Early Voting. Election Day Voting.

VOTING EARLY MAKES A DIFFERENCE! NO VOTER LEFT BEHIND!

Let’s approach this election with a “no voter left behind” mentality. Every Republican vote matters, and we need to use every tool at our disposal—whether in-person early voting, absentee ballots, or Election Day turnout—to ensure our collective voice is heard.

The best way to elect Republican leadership is to ONLY vote for Republican candidates. You will notice that for certain boards you will be given more votes than there are Republican Candidates, such as on the Legislative Council, Board of Finance, and Board of Education. To ensure a Republican victory we ask you to vote Row B only and only for the Republican candidates and do not use the "extra" votes.

14 Days of In-Person Early Voting

Life happens, and there are valid reasons why some may need to vote by mail—whether due to travel, illness, or unforeseen circumstances. It’s time to put those concerns aside and embrace all methods allowing you to cast your ballot this year. Early voting starts October 20, and you can vote in-person every day for 2 weeks at the Registrar of Voters.

Why Vote Early This Year

Convenience: Allows you to choose the day you vote
Avoid Unexpected Election Day Issues: Illness, travel, personal obligations
Shorter Wait Times: Avoid the lines on Election Day

Early Voting Location and Times

In-person voting hours are from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., except on October 28 and 30, when extended hours will be available from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Newtown Registrar of Voters Office
Municipal Center, 3 Primrose Street, Newtown, CT.