WHERE TO VOTE IN WINDSOR LOCKS
District 60 Voting location: Windsor Locks High School 58 South Elm Street. Please enter the building at the yellow arrows to vote.
Drop Box located next to Blue Mailbox at Windsor Locks Town Hall, 50 Church Street.
District 61 Voting Location: Windsor Locks Mario Gatti Town Hall 50 Church Street.
Please enter the front doors and continue straight through the lobby and enter the gym doors to vote.
Voter Registration:
- Are you registered to vote? Find out Here.
How to Register to Vote in Windsor Locks:
- Download the Voter Registration Form. Once completed the form can be dropped off or mailed to:
Registrar of Voters
Town of Windsor Locks
50 Church Street
Windsor Locks, CT 06096
- Register to Vote Online Here.
Absentee Ballots:
Absentee ballots for any election, primary, or referendum are available from the Town Clerk's office for qualified voters unable to vote in person on voting day.
How to Apply:
- Pick up your application from the Town Clerk's office at Town Hall or download the application from the Office of the Secretary of the State - Absentee Voting Information page. Once your application has been received by the Town Clerk a ballot will be mailed to the qualified voter.
- Apply online using the Secretary of State's website to request that your absentee ballot be mailed to you by visiting the Connecticut Online Absentee Ballot Request Portal. Once you submit your request online it is automatically sent to the Town Clerk's Office and we will mail your ballot as requested.
Return Your Ballot:
- If possible, it is strongly recommended that you drop your completed ballot in the Official Ballot Drop Box located outside of the Town Hall at 50 Church Street, Windsor Locks, CT 06096
- Completed ballots can also be mailed to:
Town of Windsor Locks
Attn: Town Clerk
50 Church Street
Windsor Locks, CT 06096
PERMANENT ABSENTEE BALLOTS
*NEW LEGISLATION*
Public Act 12-57, “An Act Concerning Permanent Absentee Ballot Status for the Permanently Disabled” created permanent absentee balloting status for certain individuals and became effective January 1, 2013.
IN GENERAL
To be eligible for a permanent absentee ballot status, an elector must file with the Town Clerk an absentee ballot application together with a doctor’s certificate stating, that the applicant has a permanent disability and is unable to appear in person at their polling place. The doctor’s note should be on letterhead. There is no prescribed form—the doctor’s note and the absentee ballot application would satisfy the requirement of the law. Find Applications Here
Permanent absentee ballot status enables the elector to receive an absentee ballot for each election and primary in the municipality in which they are eligible to vote. Absentee ballots are available 21 days before a Primary and 31 days before an Election.
ELIGIBILITY
In January of each year, the Registrars of Voters will send written notice to each elector with permanent absentee ballot status to determine if the elector continues to reside at the address on the permanent absentee ballot application. If the elector fails to respond to the notice, the permanent absentee ballot status will be removed, but the elector will remain on the voter registration list.
QUESTIONS?
Contact the Registrar of Voters
- John Ferrari (Democrat)
- Jennifer Juszczynski (Republican)
- or call (860) 654-1619