Voting FAQs

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Who do I contact at Government Center if I have questions?

If you have questions about registration or your polling location, contact the Registrar of Voters.

If you have questions about absentee ballots, contact the Town ClerkWe recommend emailing the Town Clerk’s Office rather than calling.  

What is the minority party representation law?

Under Conn. Gen. Stat. § 146-9 (Rev. 2016) , any board that is not the legislative body or elected via geographical divisions, must adhere to minority party representation rules. This means that no Board, like the Stamford Board of Education, can have a single party control all seats. The law provides for how many seats the majority party can have based on the number of seats available (approximately 2/3).For example, the Stamford Board of Education consists of 9 members elected at-large from the city. According to the table above, only 6 seats can be held by one party.

 

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