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Democratic and Republican Primaries
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
All Four Voting Districts
6 A.M. until 8 P.M.
What is your party affiliation listed with
the Town of Monroe Registrars of Voters?
Click Here for an alphabetical list.
MAY 10, 2010 (Monday) REGISTRARS
PARTY TRANSFER -- STATE, DISTRICT AND MUNICIPAL OFFICE PRIMARY. Last day that an enrolled elector can transfer from one party to another and be eligible to vote in state, district or municipal office primary of new party. (§ 9-59)
However, Unaffiliated and New voters may enroll in either the Democratic or the Republican party until August 5, 2010. In-person and mail-in applications must be received by August 9, 2010 at noon, but please check the details and exceptions in the Connecticut State Statutes by clicking the link below and scrolling to the bottom of page 13 and top of page 14 and 15. (Actual pertinent text copied below link.)
AUGUST 5, 2010 (Thursday) REGISTRARS
REGISTRATION AND ENROLLMENT CUT-OFF. Deadline for registering and/or enrolling for voting in primary for state, district or municipal office unless register in person with town clerk or registrar or unless file application for enrollment in person with registrar of voters. (§§ 9-23g, 9-56 and 9-57)
Mail-in application of new voter must be received by registrar of voters of the town of residence by this day, except that a mail-in application of new voter postmarked by this day or received by a voter registration agency or the Department of Motor Vehicles by this day may be received by the registrar of voters until 12:00 noon of August 9, 2010. (§ 9-23g(c) and (d))
However, enrollment application of unaffiliated voter must be received by this day by registrar of voters of the town of residence unless unaffiliated voter files application for enrollment in person with registrar of voters by 12:00 noon of August 9, 2010. (§ 9-56)
AUGUST 6, 2010 thru AUGUST 10, 2010 (Friday - Tuesday) REGISTRARS
REGISTRATION BY MAIL -- PRIMARY FOR STATE, DISTRICT OR MUNICIPAL OFFICE -- NOTICE OF ACCEPTANCE OR REJECTION TO BE SENT WITHIN 10 DAYS. PRIVILEGES OF AN ELECTOR SHALL NOT ATTACH UNTIL THE DAY AFTER THE PRIMARY OR THE DAY APPLICATION IS APPROVED BY REGISTRAR, WHICHEVER IS LATER. When a mail-in application hand-delivered by someone other than the applicant is received during this period by registrars in applicant's town of residence (or by the DMV or a voter registration agency), or a mailed mail-in application for registration is postmarked during this period, registrar must act on the application and send by first-class mail a notice of acceptance or rejection within 10 days of receipt of the application, but privileges of an elector shall not attach until August 11, 2010, or until the application is approved by registrar, whichever is later. (§ 9-23g(d)(2))
IMPORTANT EXCEPTION:
If an application of a new voter indicates that it was (1) received by August 5, 2010 by the DMV or a voter registration agency, or (2) postmarked by August 5, 2010, the registrar of voters of the town of residence shall mail a notice of acceptance or rejection on the day of receipt of such application during the period August 6 th through noon August 9th. Such persons whose applications are accepted by noon August 9 th acquire privileges of an elector immediately and may vote in the primary. (§ 9-23g(c) and (d))
AUGUST 9, 2010 (Monday) 12:00 noon REGISTRARS
REGISTRATION BY MAIL -- PRIMARY FOR STATE, DISTRICT AND MUNICIPAL OFFICES. Deadline for the registrar of the mail-in applicant's town of residence to receive mail-in application (postmarked by fifth day before primary or received by DMV or voter registration agency by such fifth day) so that the applicant may be enrolled in time to vote in primary. (§§ 9-23a, and 9-23g(c) and (d))
AUGUST 9, 2010 (Monday) 12:00 noon REGISTRARS
REGISTRATION AND ENROLLMENT CUT-OFF IN PERSON. Deadline for registering in person with the registrar of voters or town clerk of the town of residence and deadline for enrolling in person with the registrar of voters for voting in primary for state, district or municipal office. Deadline for cross-town registrations to be received by registrar of town of residence. Applications from servicemen and persons out of the country under §§ 9-26 and 9-23a may be received throughout the day. (§§ 9-19e, 9-23a, 9-56 and 9-57)
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Absentee Ballots for the August 10, 2010 Primary will be available
from the Town Clerk's office on July 20, 2010.
Click on the links below the waving U. S. flag to fill out a
Voter Registration Form or an Absentee Ballot Application.
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Fill out the form online, then print, sign, date, and mail it to:
Town Clerk
7 Fan Hill Road
Monroe, CT 06468
Twenty-one days before the the first vote, the Town Clerk
will mail out your ballot.
Be sure to send the ballot back quickly, so that it reaches
the Town Clerk in time for the vote.
If time is short* make sure to hand-deliver
your Absentee Ballot Application to the Town Clerk
by 5 p.m. the day before the referendum.
*Please note, the second referendum is held three weeks after the first referendum, but if the budget still does not pass on the second try, the third, fourth, etc. referendums are held only two weeks apart on Tuesdays until the budget passes.
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