Here is Renee's weekly interview with Senator Richard Blumenthal.
This week, Sen. Blumenthal shares his hope for Connecticut and all Americans. He also spells out the law when it comes to counting votes and shares that EVERY vote should be counted regardless of your party. We discuss safety at the polls and most importantly a reminder to VOTE!
Listen here:
Election Day Info
CT 2020 Plan for Safe, Secure, and Accessible Elections: myvote.ct.gov/2020plan
For election updates text VOTER to 474747
You can visit this link on the night of the election to see results.
CT Voters Bill of Rights
Every registered voter in this state has the right to:
(1) Inspect a sample ballot before voting;
(2) Receive instructions concerning how to operate voting equipment, on sample voting equipment before voting;
(3) Cast a ballot if the voter is in line when the polls are closing;
(4) Ask for and receive assistance in voting, including assistance in languages other than English where required by federal or state law;
(5) Vote free from coercion or intimidation by election officials or any other person;
(6) Cast a ballot using voting equipment that accurately counts all votes;
(7) Vote by provisional ballot if the individual registered to vote and the individual's name is not on the voter list;
(8) Be informed of the process for restoring the individual's right to vote if the individual was incarcerated for a felony conviction; and
(9) Vote independently and in privacy at a polling place, regardless of physical disability.