Community Corner

A Reminder: Trumbull's New Voting Districts

By Bill Holden and Laurel Anderson

Voting districts in Trumbull were changed from seven to four by the Town Council in May so some voters may now be voting at different polling places. On Election Day, November 6, there will be polling places at Hillcrest School (District 1), St. Joseph’s High School (District 2), Madison Middle School (District 3) and Middlebrook School (District 4).

There are several ways to find out where you will be voting this year:

A postcard will be mailed to you in about two weeks stating your voting district and location. Our office will be in touch with voters via the reverse 9-1-1 system when the cards are mailed.

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A voting district map is available on the town's website, www.trumbull-ct.gov and can be accessed from both the “Elections Administration” page or the “Community” page.

You may visit the CT Secretary of the State’s website, Elections and Voting information page at http://www.ct.gov/sots/cwp/view.asp?a=3&q=415810 and under the “Elections Information” column click on the “Where do I Vote” button.

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Finally, please feel free to contact our Trumbull Elections Administration office at Town Hall at   203-452-5058 or 203-452-5059 to get your polling place information. 

As a reminder - polls are open on Election Day, Tuesday November 6 from 6:00 AM to 8:00 PM. We are doing everything possible to make your experience at the polls on Election Day as easy and trouble-free as possible.

Sincerely,

Laurel Anderson

Trumbull Democratic Registrar of Voters

 

Bill Holden

Trumbull Republican Registrar of Voters.  


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