As voters make their choices in national, state and local elections, Connecticut's seven Electoral College votes are at stake.
Key down-ballot races in today's early voting states
There is one battleground state in Connecticut.
- 5th District of Connecticut: Rep. Jahana Hayes has represented the longtime Democratic-held district since 2019, which includes some of the state's reddest areas, including Wolcott, Thomaston and Watertown counties. Some are included. Hayes is running against former Connecticut Sen. George Logan, who ran unsuccessfully in the same district in the midterm elections. Lean D in the FOX News Power Rankings.
How to vote in Connecticut
Information about pre-registration and early voting. For comprehensive and up-to-date information on voter eligibility, processes, and deadlines, please visit: Vote.gov and election website to Connecticut.
A volunteer holds a sticker to hand out to voters at a Domus Kids polling place in Stamford, Connecticut, on Election Day, November 3, 2020. (AP Photo/Jessica Hill)
Vote by mail
Connecticut began accepting absentee voting on Friday. Applicants must provide a reason for receiving a ballot. Residents must receive their ballot applications by Nov. 4, and their ballots must be delivered to county officials by Nov. 5.
Voters check in at Suffield Middle School in Suffield, Connecticut on Election Day, August 9, 2022. (AP Photo/Jessica Hill, File)
early voting
Early voting in Connecticut begins October 21st and continues through November 3rd.
People vote at the Crystal Ballroom on November 8, 2022 in New Britain, Connecticut. (AP Photo/Jessica Hill)
voter registration
Connecticut residents can register to vote online or by mail until October 18th. You can register in person during early voting and any time on Election Day.
