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Connecticut General Statutes > Title 9 - Elections
Connecticut Statutes
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Chapter 141
General Provisions
Chapter 142
Congressional, Senatorial and Assembly Districts
Chapter 143
Electors: Qualifications and Admission
Chapter 145
Absentee Voting
Chapter 146
Elections
Chapter 147
Voting Methods
Chapter 148
Election Canvass and Returns
Chapter 149
Elections and Primaries: Contested
Chapter 151
Elections: Prohibited Acts and Penalties
Chapter 152
Referenda
Chapter 153
Nominations and Political Parties
Chapter 154
Presidential Preference Primary
Chapter 155
Elections: Campaign Financing
Chapter 156
Computerization of Campaign Financing Statements and Data
Chapter 157
Citizens' Election Program
Chapter 158
Public Financing for Municipal Elections
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Questions & Answers: Elections and Apportionment
I see I have received chapt. 8.05 again, so do I assume the presiding clerk can ANNOUNCE at the beginning of the caucus that they will be holding nominations via paper ballot - no ...
I am very disappointed in the help I have received from you. Thanks...
State statute says that a Board of Finance shall consist of 6 members, yet a number of local boards of finance consist of 5 or 7 members. Under what authority do such towns establi...
What you've posted is what I've read in the statute. Does this mean that the towns with Bards of Finance consisting of some number other than 6 are out of compliance with the state...
William, I don't see any way for a town to be in compliance with the statute unless the board of finance consists of exactly six members, except in the case of a temporary vacancy:...
if you arf running for office and you post a sign on your own property does it have to have a paid by disclaimer on it ? can you post a campaign message on a eletronic message boa...
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