Registrars of Voters offices across the state were open for extended hours on Tuesday, anticipating the last-minute push to register to vote before Election Day.
"There has been a steady flow of people coming in to register to vote," said Jeanne Rogers, Groton's Democratic registrar of voters. "We are getting them, like, hundreds by the day."
Groton's Registrar of Voters office is open until 8 p.m. Tuesday. Rogers said that her team has been busy.
The Registrars of Voters in Stonington are also recording higher numbers this presidential election.
“It has been a lot of people very enthusiastic about registering to vote," said Peggy Cawley, Stonington's Democratic registrar of voters.
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People who are planning to register in person on Nov. 3 are reminded to bring some sort of photo identification and a pre-printed document that verifies their address.
Visit voterregistration.ct.gov to register before the 11:59 p.m. deadline.
