For information about upcoming or past elections, visit the Election Information page.
A person can also register to vote with the town clerk in the absence of a registrar. Seventeen-year-olds are encouraged to register to vote and they will automatically become eligible on their eighteenth birthday. Under Connecticut General Statute s 9-20, all persons who register to vote in person with the Town Clerk or the Registrar of Voters must present identification. Under the federal "Help America Vote Act" signed October 2002, all first time applicants registering to vote by mail, on or after January 01, 2003 are advised to attach to the application card a copy of a valid and current photo identification (such as a driver's license). If this information is not attached the voter must present proper ID at the polls or with their absentee ballot application in a federal election.
Duties provided by Section 9-1to 9-159 and additional appropriate statutes of the General Statutes of the State of Connecticut.
A person can also register to vote with the town clerk in the absence of a registrar. Seventeen-year-olds are encouraged to register to vote and they will automatically become eligible on their eighteenth birthday. Under Connecticut General Statute s 9-20, all persons who register to vote in person with the Town Clerk or the Registrar of Voters must present identification. Under the federal "Help America Vote Act" signed October 2002, all first time applicants registering to vote by mail, on or after January 01, 2003 are advised to attach to the application card a copy of a valid and current photo identification (such as a driver's license). If this information is not attached the voter must present proper ID at the polls or with their absentee ballot application in a federal election.
Duties provided by Section 9-1to 9-159 and additional appropriate statutes of the General Statutes of the State of Connecticut.
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What are the election results?
Election Results can be viewed HERE
How do I register to vote?
Complete a Voter Registration Card either in person or online and bring it to the Registrar of Voters or the Town Clerk's Office or mail it to Town Hall
Can I vote if I own property in Durham but I'm not a resident?
You may vote your property rights on questions involving expenditures if you are on the grand list and your property value is at least $1,000
You are not allowed to vote for candidates if you are not a resident of the Town of Durham, are not a U.S. citizen and have not attained voting age.
You are not allowed to vote for candidates if you are not a resident of the Town of Durham, are not a U.S. citizen and have not attained voting age.
Can I register to vote on the day of the election?
Yes, by Election Day Registration (EDR) at a separate location than the polling place. EDR is for Elections only (not primaries or referenda)
Where do I go to vote?
Polling Location has been changed to Community Center (formerly Korn School) 144 Pickett Lane, Durham, CT (3-14-2023)
Where do I get an absentee ballot?
Absentee ballots are provided by the Town Clerk's Office. You must complete an application before receiving a ballot.
Applications may be mailed, placed in the Drop Box, delivered in person, or you may apply online HERE
Application for Absentee Ballot
Applications may be mailed, placed in the Drop Box, delivered in person, or you may apply online HERE
Application for Absentee Ballot
I lost my absentee ballot!
Contact the Town Clerk and notify them that your ballot was lost.
The Town Clerk's Office will void the lost ballot and issue you a new one
The Town Clerk's Office will void the lost ballot and issue you a new one
Can I get applications or ballots for my friends and family?
You may bring your immediate family applications. If you wish to distribute applications NOT BALLOTS you can apply with the Town Clerk to distribute absentee ballot applications.
Can I bring someone an absentee ballot?
You may only bring an absentee ballot to a voter if that voter has made you their designee (different application)
Contact the Town Clerk's Office for designee applications.
Contact the Town Clerk's Office for designee applications.
I have POA for a disabled person. Can I complete their ballot?
NO. Power of Attorney does NOT allow for the person with POA to vote for the disabled person. You may not sign any documents or complete a ballot for another person.
If a person needs help with paperwork, there are spaces for you to sign as someone assisting. The disabled person still must sign in any way they can.
If a person needs help with paperwork, there are spaces for you to sign as someone assisting. The disabled person still must sign in any way they can.
What do I do if I will be overseas during the election?
You may apply for an absentee ballot before you leave the country. The ballot will be emailed or mailed to you when it becomes available.
If you are already overseas you may apply for an absentee ballot by emailing the completed, signed and dated application to your town clerk and mailing the original application which must be received by 8:00pm Election night by the Town Clerk
If you are already overseas you may apply for an absentee ballot by emailing the completed, signed and dated application to your town clerk and mailing the original application which must be received by 8:00pm Election night by the Town Clerk
What do I do if I can't come to the polling place on Election Day?
You may vote absentee and have your ballot mailed to you.
The registrars may be able to bring your voting materials to your car on election day if you are unable to go from your car into the polling place. Contact the registrars office (860) 343-6719
The registrars may be able to bring your voting materials to your car on election day if you are unable to go from your car into the polling place. Contact the registrars office (860) 343-6719
Contacts
Staff
Jon Scagnelli
Dem
Rep
Ind
UNA
Republican Registrar
jscagnelli@townofdurhamct.org
Term:
Jan 2021
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Jan 2025
Heather Petit
Dem
Rep
Ind
UNA
Democratic Registrar
hpetit@townofdurhamct.org
Term:
Jan 2021
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Jan 2025
Renee Kelley
Dem
Rep
Ind
UNA
Deputy Republican Registrar
rkelley@townofdurhamct.org
Term:
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Jan 2025
Pam Hogarth
Dem
Rep
Ind
UNA
Deputy Democratic Registrar
phogarth@townofdurhamct.org
Term:
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Jan 2025
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