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Hampton Registrars of Voters
164 Main Street (Route 97)

Voting News & Announcements

If you are not currently registered to vote, please check the registrar hours below and come register!
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For results of past referendums, check the news archives page.

Democrat: Joan Fox
Republican: Dayna McDermott

Phone number: (860) 455-9132, extension 4
Fax: (860) 455-0517
Email: vr.hampton@po.state.ct.us

Voter Registration Forms are available in the Registrar’s Office during normal hours (see schedule below) or by contacting Dayna McDermott (R) at 455-0160 or
Joan Fox (D) at 230-7825 to arrange for other dates/hours as needed or by appointment.
You may also pick up and turn in Voter Registration Forms at the Town Clerk's office during Town Hall business hours.

Registrar Hours for March 2010

Date

Time

Purpose

6PM-8PM

General Registration

9AM-11AM

General Registration

6PM-8PM

General Registration

General Registration

Other dates/hours as needed or by appointment.
Please call Dayna Arriola (R) at 455-0160 or Joan Fox (D) at 230-7825
for other arrangements

State of CT On-Line Voter Registration Form

If you are new to town and need to register to vote, go to this site and
print off the voter registration form, then bring it to Town Hall or mail to:

Registrar of Voters
P.O. Box 143
Hampton, CT 06247 

Voting

Votes are always cast at the Town Hall. Referendum and primary voting is specifically scheduled. General elections are always held on the 1st Tuesday after the 1st Monday in November.

Referenda and general elections are noticed on the Town Bulletin Board outside Town Hall, on the Public Bulletin Board inside Town Hall and, if timing works out, in the Hampton Gazette and the Willimantic Chronicle. On the day of an election or referendum, "VOTE TODAY" signs are placed at Town Hall and various other strategic locations around town.

Absentee ballots may be obtained from the Town Clerk in person or by submitting an Absentee Ballot Application via fax. (see link below for form).

Note: If the absentee ballot is for a referendum where less than 3 weeks notice was given, absentee ballots may only be obtained by going, in person, to the Town Clerk. If you are unable to get to the Town Clerk in person, you may send a designee. The designee may be a licensed physician, registered or practical nurse or any other person who is caring for the applicant because of the applicant's illness, a member of the applicant's family or a police officer, registrar of voters or deputy registrar of voters in the municipality in which the applicant resides. The designee may also return the ballot in person to the municipal clerk not later than the close of the polls.

To be counted, absentee ballots must be received by "close of polls" on the day of the election or referendum.

Helpful Links Regarding Voting and Elections