Connecticut

Candidates who support common-sense gun safety laws are running up and down the ballot this year in Connecticut. Learn more and plan your vote.

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In an average year, 234 people die by guns in Connecticut. More at EveryStat.

#5

in the country for Gun Law Strength (Same as last year). Learn more about Gun Law Rankings.

Connecticut Voter Registration Deadlines — 2026 Statewide Primary and General Elections

As always, it’s best to double-check your state’s election website to verify the information outlined below and to see any recent changes to election rules: Connecticut Election Website

Upcoming Statewide Election Dates in Connecticut

Primary: August 11, 2026

General: November 3, 2026

In-Person Voter Registration Deadline

Primary Election: August 10, 2026, at noon ET, is the last day for Connecticut residents to register in person to vote in the primary election.

General Election: November 3, 2026, is the last day for Connecticut residents to register in person to vote in the general election.

Mail Voter Registration Deadline

Primary Election: July 24, 2026, is the last day for Connecticut residents registering via mail to vote in the primary election to postmark their application forms.

General Election: October 16, 2026, is the last day for Connecticut residents registering via mail to vote in the general election to postmark their application forms.

Use the Gun Sense Voter registration tool to access Connecticut’s voter registration form. You will have the option to download Connecticut’s voter registration form, or to continue with the voter registration process online.

Online Voter Registration Deadline

Primary Election: July 24, 2026, is the last day for Connecticut residents to register online to vote in the 2026 primary election.

General Election: October 16, 2026, is the last day for Connecticut residents to register online to vote in the 2026 general election.

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Gun Sense Candidates in Connecticut

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