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Connecticut residents have until today, Tuesday, Oct. 26, to register to vote in advance of Election Day. Although Connecticut does have same-day Election Day registration, residents are encouraged to register in advance to avoid long lines that may form on Election Day. “Tuesday is the last day to register before Election Day. Every Connecticut voter must and will have the…

Connecticut Secretary of the State Denise Merrill addresses absentee ballots and election security.

Forty-three states allow voters to cast their ballots before Election Day and Secretary of the State Denise Merrill would like to see Connecticut added to that list. “Red states, purple states, and blue states almost all allow their voters to conveniently vote prior to Election Day,” Merrill said. Merrill said allowing voters to vote before Election Day or without an…

There is preparation underway for new legal challenges in Connecticut come Election Day. Decisions will likely be made at both the ballot box and in court in the days ahead.

This is one of the most litigious elections in memory with hundreds of lawsuits filed across the country leading up to Nov. 3. There is preparation underway for new legal challenges in Connecticut come Election Day. Decisions will likely be made at both the ballot box and in court in the days ahead. “I am ready for whatever comes our...

The election is a week away and tomorrow is the deadline to register to vote in Connecticut other than election day registration. A record number of Connecticut residents have registered to vote this year.

The election is just over a week away and Tuesday is the last day to register to vote in Connecticut unless you plan for election day registration. While Connecticut has Election Day Registration, Secretary of the State Denise Merrill is strongly encouraging potential voters to register in advance and skip any lines that might form on Election Day. “Connecticut has…

President Trump and Mitch McConnell have rushed to fill the vacancy on the Supreme Court in record time. But they’ve dragged their feet so badly on filling Federal Election Commission seats, the board has had to shut down all official business – in an election year. There’s a lot at stake in the election. Too bad the watchdogs can’t do...

With just over a week to go until the primary election, some voters still haven’t received their absentee ballots.