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WINY reports a 942–905 school-budget vote and 1,215–640 approval for general government. The station reports 29.1% turnout; an official result certificate remains unverified.
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Residents should match their registration district to the polling place; early voting is at 61 Fort Hill Road.
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Early voting is at the police community room; Election Day registration is at Town Hall.
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The town lists November 3 polling locations by district and extended early-voting hours on October 27 and 29.
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District 1 votes in House District 34; District 2 votes in House District 37.
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The official sample ballots distinguish two House contests and a common Senate District 4 race.
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The official November sample ballot identifies local legislative and probate candidates.
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The state’s official guide explains registration deadlines, same-day options and where to find town ballots and voting locations for November 3.
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Sterling Town Hall is the town’s early-voting site before the November 3 state election.
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Early voting runs October 19–November 1, with extended hours on October 27 and 29.
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The official ballot places Old Lyme in Congressional District 2, Senate District 20 and House District 23. Early voting begins October 19 at Town Hall.
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Election Day voting is at Woodstock Middle School; early voting runs October 19–November 1 in Town Hall’s Meeting Room 1.
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The official sample lists congressional, state legislative, probate and registrar choices for Voting District 1.
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Voting Districts 1 and 2 share the listed congressional and legislative districts; voters also face charter amendments.
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Both town districts vote at 12 South Burnham Highway; check the extended-hour notice with the clerk.