Voting

Connecticut Voter Reg. Info for Connecticut's Primary Elections on Tuesday, August 11, 2026

General Voter Registration Information

Registration Deadlines for Connecticut's August 11, 2026 Primary Election

Online	Friday, July 24
By Mail	Must Be Postmarked by Friday, July 24
In Person	Register by Monday, August 10, at 12:00 p.m. at City Hall

Those serving in the U. S. military or U.S. Citizens living overseas may have different registration guidelines

24 de julio de 2026

Fecha límite para el registro y afiliación (por correo postal) para elecciones primarias estatales,

distritales y municipales.

Fecha límite para el registro y/o afiliación para votar en las elecciones primarias estatales, distritales y

municipales, a menos que el individuo se registre en persona ante el secretario municipal o registrador,

o presente una solicitud de afiliación en persona ante el registrador. (§ 9-23g(d)(2))

Las solicitudes de nuevos votantes enviadas por correo deberán ser recibidas por el registrador de

votantes del municipio de residencia a más tardar en esta fecha. No obstante, toda solicitud de un

nuevo votante enviada por correo y con matasellos de esta fecha, o una solicitud recibida por el

Departamento de Vehículos Motorizados (DMV) o una agencia de registro de votantes (VRA) a más

tardar en esta fecha, podrá ser recibida por el registrador de votantes hasta las 12 del mediodía del 10

de agosto de 2026. (§ 9-23g(c)(iv) y (d))

Una solicitud de afiliación a un partido por parte de un votante no afiliado debe ser recibida hasta esta

fecha, a menos que el votante no afiliado presente una solicitud de afiliación en persona ante el

registrador de votantes hasta las 12 del mediodía del 10 de agosto de 2026. (§ 9- 56)

18 días antes de la sesión de afiliación para las elecciones primarias. Las elecciones primarias estatales,

distritales y municipales se celebrarán el 24 de julio de 2026 de 5 p. m. a 7 p. m. en 142 East Main St,

Sala 36, Meriden Ct, 06450. Si en su localidad se celebrarán elecciones primarias estatales, distritales o

municipales, y si la población de su localidad supera los 25,000 habitantes, deberá celebrarse una sesión

de registro obligatoria en esta fecha. Horario: cualesquiera dos horas entre las 5 p. m. y las 9 p. m. (§ 9-

17)

NOTICE: Residents Who Vote At Lincoln Middle School

August 2026 Primary - Early Voting Information

NEW Vote Tabulator Will Be Used This Election

There are NEW vote tabulators that are being used during this election. Learn how simple they are to use by watching a short video in English or Spanish.

Legal Notice

City of Meriden - Warning of Municipal Election

UPCOMING GENERAL ELECTION - VOTER REGISTRATION/EARLY VOTING DETAILS

SPECIAL VOTER REGISTRATION

The City of Meriden Registrars of Voters office will be holding a special voter registration day on Friday, October 17, from 9am-8pm, in the Registrars of Voters office, which is located in Room 36 (Ground Floor) of Meriden City Hall (142 East Main St.).

OTHER VOTER REGISTRATION OPPORTUNITIES

Voter registration is also being conducted during Early Voting days, which are Mon., Oct. 20, through Sun., Nov. 2, and on Election Day, which is Tues., Nov. 4.

EARLY VOTING DAYS

Mon., Oct. 20, through Sunday, Nov. 2, at Meriden City Hall, in the Engineering Conference Room, Room 30 (Ground Floor)

Any questions should be directed the City of Meriden Registrars of Voters office at (203) 630-4075.

If you received a notice in the mail from the City Clerk, your voting district has changed. You can access the new map below as well as your new voting locations

IF YOU CHOOSE TO VOTE ON ELECTION DAY, THE FOLLOWING ARE MERIDEN'S POLLING LOCATIONS

82nd ASSEMBLY DISTRICT	83rd ASSEMBLY DISTRICT	84TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
6- Thomas Edison Middle School	11- Israel Putnam School	1- Platt High School
7- Fire House Chamberlain Highway	12- Hanover School	2- Community Towers
8- Upper Room Christian Center	13- Lincoln Middle School	3- John Barry School
9- Maloney High School		4- St. Rose Community Center
10- St. John's Lutheran Church		5- Immanuel Lutheran Church

View Council Area Representation

The City of Meriden Department of Elections and Voting is under the leadership of Staci M. Roy (D) and Suzanne Flynn (R).

The two Registrars of Voters are the chief election officials of the city, conducting all primaries, elections and special elections held within the City of Meriden.

They are responsible for maintaining the integrity of the City's Election process, the machinery used to cast ballots, and the counting of all absentee ballots, including preserving the privacy of all votes and the accuracy of the vote count.

In all elections, the Registrars manage a process that includes a staff of over 200 part time employees, including their hiring, training, and supervision, as well as directing the set-up and final inspection of all voting machines.

The Registrars personally conduct Absentee Ballot voting at qualified convalescent homes within the city and provide voter registration services at local high schools.

The registrars maintain enrollment and registration lists, deal with civil rights concerns including racial and handicapped issues, as well as a variety of matters ranging from increased voter participation, the motor voter bill, national voters rights, freedom of information, redistricting and demands for modern technology.

The Registrars conduct an annual canvas of approximately 30,000 voters in the city in addition to the daily updating of all records, which are entered into the State Computer system and our in-house system, as well as maintaining the State-mandated hard copy files.

Two Registrars are elected, one Republican and one Democrat, who are governed by the State and Federal mandates. Their office is open to serve the public on weekdays from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Extended office hours are provided prior to all elections for voter registration. Mail-in registration is always available.