TOWN OF GRISWOLD, CT

BOROUGH OF JEWETT CITY, CT

Our Offices Responsibility to Our Residents:

To provide and manage free and impartial primaries and elections, to establish and administer voter registration enrollment procedures, and to maintain and manage accurate voter registration records.

WHO IS ELIGIBLE TO VOTE IN A REFERENDUM?

All Griswold registered voters are eligible to vote in a Griswold referendum.
All Griswold property owners are eligible PROVIDED they are U.S. citizens,
1. Are 18 years or older, and are recorded in the last completed Grand List
2. Personally own property assessed for over $1000.
3. Property owned in Trust, LLC, and Corporations are NOT eligible.

Register to Vote Or Update Your Information

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To Go To:
CT.Gov's Online Registration

Where Do I Go To Vote?

Voting District 1

Griswold Town Hall

28 Main Street, Jewett City

Voting District 2

Griswold Town Hall

98 Old Bethel Road, Griswold

CONTACT

OUR OFFICE

Indigo Cohen

Registrar

Tuesday - Thursday

1-2 PM

Brooke Deiger

Registrar

860-376-7060 x. 2208

Griswold Town Hall

28 Main Street

Jewett City, CT 06351

Phone: 860 376-7060

Fax: 860 376-7070

Our office is on the second floor of the Town Hall.

Public Act No. 11-173

An Act Concerning Revisions to Elections Related Statutes

Sec. 56. (NEW) (Effective January 1, 2012) (a) Any elector who is permanently physically disabled and who files an application for an absentee ballot with a certification from a primary care provider, indicating that such elector is permanently physically disabled and unable to appear in person at such elector's designated polling location, shall be eligible for permanent absentee ballot status and shall receive an application for an absentee ballot for each election, primary or referendum conducted in such elector's municipality for which such elector is eligible to vote. Such elector's permanent absentee ballot status shall remain in effect until such elector: (1) Is removed from the official registry list of the municipality, (2) is removed from permanent absentee ballot status pursuant to the provisions of this section, or (3) requests that he or she no longer receive such permanent absentee ballot status.

(b) The registrars of voters shall send written notice to each such elector with permanent absentee ballot status in January of each year, on a form prescribed by the Secretary of the State, for the purpose of determining if such elector continues to reside at the address indicated on the elector's permanent absentee ballot application. If such written notice is not returned within thirty days or is returned as undeliverable, the elector in question shall be removed from permanent absentee ballot status. If such elector indicates on such notice that the elector no longer resides at such address and the elector's new address is within the same municipality, the registrars of voters shall change the elector's address pursuant to section 9-35 of the general statutes and such elector shall retain permanent absentee ballot status. If the elector indicates on such notice that the elector no longer resides in the municipality, the registrars of voters shall remove such individual from the registry list of the municipality and send such individual an application for voter registration. Failure to return such written notice shall not result in the removal of an elector from the official registry list of the municipality.