Community Corner
Election to Run as Scheduled
Current power outages are not expected to disrupt the election on Tues., Nov. 8.
While regular business came to a screeching halt following the early snowfall that left residents in the dark, power restoration numbers have risen to 63 percent as of Saturday morning, and town officials have said Tuesday's municipal election will run as planned.
In addition, all polling places will be open.
According to Town Manager Peter Souza, John F. Kennedy Elementary School is the only school that serves as a polling place that does not currently have power.
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The other two schools are Poquonock and Oliver Ellsworth.
CL&P has estimated that 99 percent of customers will have power by midnight on Sun., Nov. 6, 30 hours before polling places open.
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Voter registration has been extended until Mon., Nov. 7 until noon.
The following locations will serve as polling places on Election Day:
- L.P. Wilson Community Center, 599 Matianuck Avenue
- John F. Kennedy Elementary School, 530 Park Avenue
- Town Hall, 275 Broad Street
- 330 Windsor Avenue
- Oliver Ellsworth Elementary School, 730 Kennedy Road
- Poquonock Elementary School, 1760 Poquonock Avenue
- Rainbow Firehouse, 750 Rainbow Road
Click here to find out which polling station you should visit to place your vote.
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