Voting in person
in New London.

If you were unable to register in your home state, or want to cast your ballot in New London from your Conn College address, you can still register and vote in person at City Hall.

New London City Hall

New London residents — including Conn College students using their campus address — register and vote in person at New London City Hall.

New London City Hall

181 State Street, New London, CT 06320

(860) 447-5201

newlondonct.org/city-clerk

City Hall hours for registration, early voting, and Election Day voting change election to election. Always confirm dates and hours on the New London City Clerk's page or by phone before going.

Primary Election: August 11, 2026

Connecticut holds a closed partisan primary. To vote, you must be registered with a political party. Polls open 6 a.m. – 8 p.m. on Election Day.

Party-affiliation deadline: register or affiliate online at voterregistration.ct.gov by July 24, 2026. Unaffiliated voters can also affiliate in person at the City Clerk's designated location the day before voting.

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Voting in primaries

  • Do I have to register with a party to vote in this election?

    You are required to register with a party to participate in Connecticut partisan primary elections. You should register with the party whose primary you would like to vote in.

    How do I register with a party?

    You will be able to indicate a party affiliation when you register to vote. If you already registered, visit the Connecticut Secretary of State website to find instructions for updating party affiliations.

  • How do I vote in a primary?

    You may cast a ballot in Connecticut primary elections in person on Election Day, during early voting, or by absentee ballot if you are eligible. If you select a political party when registering, you will receive that party's ballot when you vote.

    Can I still vote in a primary election if I do not register with a party?

    If you do not register with a party in Connecticut, you cannot vote in a partisan primary election.

  • What are the deadlines to update my party?

    If you are registered but not affiliated:

    • In person at designated location: the day before you vote in person (early voting or Election Day)
    • Online at voterregistration.ct.gov: July 24
    • By mail (received by): July 24

    If you are already affiliated with a party and want to switch parties, the deadline to update has passed for the August 11 primary. You can still vote in your currently affiliated party's primary.

General Election: November 3, 2026

Election Day is Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Polls open 6 a.m. – 8 p.m.

Early voting: October 19 – November 1, 2026. No party affiliation is required — every registered voter can vote in the general election.

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To register and vote in person in New London

  1. 1. Print and complete the mail-in registration form.

    This is the same form that is required for day-of registration. You can also pick one up in person at City Hall.

    Download the CT voter registration form

  2. 2. Complete the form with the following:

    • Use your residential college address as your residential and mailing address. A list of campus mailing addresses is available from the College's Mail Center. You do not need proof of residency.
    • You can use your Conn College Student ID, or any official document with your name and address on it. You do not need a paper copy; a digital version on your phone is acceptable.
  3. 3. Bring the form and your Conn College Student ID to City Hall.

    Walk in during posted registration, early voting, or Election Day hours. A poll worker will process your registration and you'll cast your ballot in the same visit.

    Tip: Camels Vote runs Rides to the Polls during the early voting period and on Election Day. Watch our Instagram for the schedule.

Need help?

Email camelsvote@conncoll.edu or find us in the Holleran Center. We'll walk you through the form and make sure you have everything you need before heading to City Hall.