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2026 Connecticut General Election

The 2026 General Election will determine who represents Greenwich both at the state level and in the U.S. House of Representatives. This page provides Greenwich voters with the information they need to register, make a voting plan, and cast an informed ballot.

Election Day: Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Three Ways to Vote.

Pick the one that works for you!

Election Day

Vote in person at your polling place from 6:00 AM to 8:00 PM.

Election Day registration is available at Greenwich Town Hall.

Look Up Voter Information
Greenwich Polling Locations

Early Voting

Vote in person at Greenwich Town Hall, 101 Field Point Road, during the early voting period.

Early voting for the General Election runs from October 19–November 1, including weekends. Hours are 10:00 AM–6:00 PM, with extended hours of 8:00 AM–8:00 PM on October 27 and October 29.

Early Voting Details

Absentee Ballot

Connecticut now allows eligible voters to cast absentee ballots without providing a qualifying excuse.

Apply online, download an application, or obtain one from the Town Clerk. Completed ballots may be returned by mail, ballot drop box, or to the Town Clerk's office. To be counted, absentee ballots must be received by the close of polls (8 PM) on the Election Day.

Request Online Download Application

Absentee Voting FAQ

Key Dates

2026 General Election

October 2	Absentee ballots available
October 16	Deadline to register by mail
October 19–November 1	Early voting
November 2	Deadline to register in person by noon; Greenwich Town Hall only
November 3	General Election Day

Who’s on Your Greenwich Ballot?

The following candidates appear on Greenwich’s official sample ballots for the November 3, 2026 general election. Your State House candidates depend on your voting address.

Candidates are listed in ballot order, with each candidate shown once and all their party lines noted.

Governor and Lieutenant Governor

Ned Lamont and Susan Bysiewicz — Democratic; Working Families
Ryan Fazio and Matt Corey — Republican; Independent

U.S. House of Representatives — District 4

Jim Himes — Democratic
Michael Ted Goldstein — Republican
Benjamin Wesley — Independent

State Senate — District 36

Jill Oberlander — Democratic
Joe Kelly — Republican; Independent

State House of Representatives

Only one of these three races will appear on your ballot, based on your voting address.

District 149

Amiel Goldberg — Democratic
Tina Courpas — Republican; Independent

District 150

Steve Meskers — Democratic
Jonathan Charles Goldstein — Republican

District 151

Hector Arzeno — Democratic; Independent
Michael S. Mason — Republican

Secretary of the State

Stephanie Thomas — Democratic; Working Families; Independent
Peter Lumaj — Republican

Treasurer

Erick Russell — Democratic; Working Families
Fred Wilms — Republican; Independent

Comptroller

Sean Scanlon — Democratic; Working Families; Independent
Jennifer S. Tooker — Republican

Attorney General

William Tong — Democratic; Working Families
John Bolton — Republican

Probate Judge

David W. Hopper — Republican

Registrar of Voters

Mary Hegarty — Democratic
Fred DeCaro III — Republican; Independent

Source: Connecticut Secretary of the State’s official Greenwich sample ballots . Select the ballot for your voting district.

Get #VoteReady

Check your registration or register to vote in the 2026 General Election.

Check Your Registration

Not sure whether you are registered or where you vote? Check before Election Day.

Check My Status

Register Online

Register in Person

Missed the deadline? Eligible voters may use Same-Day Registration during early voting or on Election Day at Town Hall. Bring proof of identity and Greenwich residence.

Registration Requirements

VOTE

MAKE A PLAN

Make Your Voting Plan

Decide how you will vote, confirm the dates and location, and make sure you have the information you need before Election Day.

1. Choose How to Vote

Election Day, early voting, or absentee ballot.

2. Confirm the Details

Check your polling place, voting hours, and registration status.

3. Put It on Your Calendar

Note the deadlines and choose the day you plan to vote.

Look Up My Voting Information

Need a Ride to the Polls?

Call-A-Ride Greenwich provides free, door-to-door transportation for ambulatory Greenwich residents age 60 and older.

To schedule a ride, call 203-661-6633.

Call 203-661-6633 Visit Call-A-Ride Greenwich

Be Informed

Learn about the candidates, debates, LWVG Voters' Guide, and sample ballots.

LWVG State Legislative Candidate Debates

Wednesday, October 14 | 7:00 p.m.
First Congregational Church of Greenwich, Old Greenwich

Hear directly from candidates for the State Senate and State House about issues facing Greenwich and Connecticut.

Watch the Senate Debate Watch the House Debates

LWV CT-4 U.S. House of Representatives Debate

Recorded October 19, 2026
Westport Library

LWV Greenwich partnered with other Lower Fairfield County Leagues of Women Voters to host a debate for Connecticut’s 4th Congressional District featuring Jim Himes (D), Michael Ted Goldstein (R), and Benjamin Wesley (I). Watch the recording below.

Watch the US House Debate

Voters’ Guide

The LWV Greenwich 2026 General Election Voters’ Guide includes voting information, descriptions of elected offices, candidate profiles, and candidates’ responses to questions about key issues.

Click below to read the Guide. You can also print a copy to take to the polls.

Read the 2026 Voters’ Guide

Candidate information is also available at Vote411.org.

Sample Greenwich Ballot

View and print the 2026 Greenwich General Election sample ballot.

Mark your choices in advance and bring it to the polls as a reference when completing your official ballot.

View Sample Ballot

Help Get Out the Vote

LWV Greenwich needs volunteers for voter registration, voter education, and Get Out the Vote activities in September and October.

Contact: VoterServices@LWVGreenwich.org