Connecticut ballots by town

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Why towns, not counties? Connecticut abolished county government in 1960; its eight counties are only map lines and run no elections. Every election is run by the 169 towns, each town's registrars of voters print its own ballot, and the Secretary of the State posts a sample ballot for each town. So Vote Book uses the town as the local unit.

Each town page lists the races that depend on where you live: U.S. House district, State Senate and State House districts, Judge of Probate, and any town offices (such as registrars of voters or board of education) and local questions printed on that town's state ballot. The statewide races, Governor and the other constitutional offices, are the same everywhere.

Pick your town

Source: Connecticut Secretary of the State, Nov 3, 2026 sample town ballots (accessed Oct 16, 2026). Each page names its own source. Find your exact ballot at Connecticut voter registration lookup (Secretary of the State).