STATE STATUTES & CODES

CONNECTICUT STATUTES AND CODES

Chapter 145

• Sec. 9-133f. Absentee voting procedures.
• Sec. 9-134. Members of the armed forces; definitions.
• Sec. 9-135. Absentee voting eligibility. Misrepresentation prohibited.
• Sec. 9-135a. Form of absentee ballot.
• Sec. 9-135b. Preparation and printing of absentee ballots; layouts for public inspection; filing of ballot and affidavit with secretary. Vacancies; procedure. Omissions or errors in printing.
• Secs. 9-136 and 9-136a. Form of absentee ballot. Form for municipal election to fill partisan and nonpartisan offices.
• Sec. 9-136b.
• Sec. 9-137. Inner envelope for return of ballot; statement under false statement penalty.
• Sec. 9-138.
• Sec. 9-139. Outer envelope for return of ballot.
• Sec. 9-139a. (Formerly Sec. 9-155). Secretary to furnish forms. Contents. Instructions.
• Sec. 9-139b. (Formerly Sec. 9-157). Secretary authorized to change forms.
• Sec. 9-139c. (Formerly Sec. 9-154). Clerk to account to secretary for forms.
• Sec. 9-140. Application for and issuance of absentee ballots. Distribution of absentee ballot applications. Mailing unsolicited applications. Downloading applications. Summary of absentee voting laws.
• Sec. 9-140a. (Formerly Sec. 9-138). Signing of form. Insertion of ballot in envelopes.
• Sec. 9-140b. (Formerly Sec. 9-146). Return of absentee ballots. Possession of ballots and envelopes restricted.
• Sec. 9-140c. (Formerly Sec. 9-147). List of applicants returning ballots to clerk. Sorting of ballots and checking of names on registry list; rejection of ballot if name not on list. Times for deliver
• Sec. 9-140d. (Formerly Sec. 9-152). Validity of armed forces member's ballot after death.
• Secs. 9-141 and 9-142.
• Secs. 9-143 to 9-143b.
• Secs. 9-144 and 9-145. Materials to be furnished to absentee ballot applicants. Marking of ballots.
• Sec. 9-146.
• Sec. 9-146a.
• Sec. 9-147.
• Sec. 9-147a. Central counting of absentee ballots; designation of location by registrars of voters.
• Sec. 9-147b.
• Sec. 9-147c. Central counting of absentee ballots; appointment of counters and moderator. Count not to be disclosed prior to close of polls.
• Sec. 9-147d. Central counting of absentee ballots timely received after 11 a.m. of day before election.
• Sec. 9-148. Counting of absentee ballots; training of counters.
• Secs. 9-149 and 9-150. Counting of ballots, procedure; ballot rejected if inner-envelope statement not executed; public may observe central counting; questions decided by moderator, intent of elector
• Sec. 9-150a. Counting procedures.
• Sec. 9-150b. Duties of moderators and municipal clerks. Declaration of count.
• Sec. 9-150c. Procedure for delivery of ballot in case of late-occurring illness, disability or hospitalization.
• Sec. 9-150d. Use of voting machines to count absentee ballots.
• Sec. 9-151. Voting in person after absentee ballot has been sent.
• Sec. 9-151a.
• Sec. 9-152.
• Sec. 9-153. Clerk to preserve counters' notes, worksheets and other written materials and envelopes, applications and void and unused ballots.
• Sec. 9-153a. (Formerly Sec. 9-141). Use of federal ballot application form.
• Sec. 9-153b. (Formerly Sec. 9-142). Additional ballots.
• Sec. 9-153c. (Formerly Sec. 9-136b). Procedure in case of omission or error in printing or issuing of ballot.
• Sec. 9-153d. (Formerly Sec. 9-143). Mailing of ballots to persons living outside of United States, military personnel, spouses or dependents.
• Sec. 9-153e. (Formerly Sec. 9-143a). Alternate application procedure for certain military personnel.
• Sec. 9-153f. (Formerly Sec. 9-143b). Alternate application procedure and early ballot for electors residing or traveling outside United States and certain military personnel.
• Sec. 9-154.
• Sec. 9-155.
• Sec. 9-156. Distribution and receipt of ballots by secretary.
• Sec. 9-157.
• Sec. 9-158. Eligibility to vote for presidential electors after removal from state.
• Sec. 9-158a. Presidential and federal elections; overseas balloting. Definitions.
• Sec. 9-158b. Eligibility for presidential or overseas ballot.
• Sec. 9-158c. Application for ballot.
• Sec. 9-158d. Application form.
• Sec. 9-158e. Identification required from person applying for presidential ballot. Mailing or giving of presidential ballot to applicant. Mailing overseas ballot to applicant.
• Sec. 9-158f. Envelope.
• Sec. 9-158g. Return to town clerk.
• Sec. 9-158h. List of applicants.
• Sec. 9-158i. Secretary to prepare and distribute ballots and forms.
• Sec. 9-158j. Notice to registrars.
• Sec. 9-158k. Town clerk to maintain file of information from other states or towns.
• Sec. 9-158l. False statements. Neglect of duty by public official.
• Sec. 9-158m. Absentee voting law applicable.
• Sec. 9-158n. Voting in person.
• Secs. 9-159 to 9-159m. Ballots. Overseas ballots.
• Sec. 9-159n.
• Sec. 9-159o. (Formerly Sec. 9-151a). Voting in person after ballot has been sent.
• Sec. 9-159p. (Formerly Sec. 9-232g). Challenge of absentee ballots.
• Sec. 9-159q. (Formerly Sec. 9-159n). Supervised absentee voting by patients at institutions upon request of registrar, administrator. Supervised absentee voting by applicants from same street address
• Sec. 9-159r. Mandatory supervised voting at institutions. Procedure.
• Sec. 9-159s. Notice to conservators and guardians re residents' voting opportunities and voting registration. Optional notice to person with power of attorney.
• Secs. 9-160 to 9-163j. Affidavit; envelopes. Application for absentee ballot. Procedure for voting. Notice to registrars of voters; delivery and counting of ballots. Voting by new residents in preside
• Sec. 9-163k. Pilot program for absentee voting.

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