Connecticut lawmakers authorized state officials to borrow more than $25 million earlier this year to purchase more than 3,000 new voting machines, but it remains unclear when that equipment will be ...
Wearing masks and gloves, volunteers at Hartford City Hall open absentee ballots, making sure they are signed and stamped, and put into a ballot tabulator to count. Credit: Yehyun Kim / ctmirror.org ...
(The Center Square) — Connecticut will spend $25 million to replace its aging voting machines ahead of the 2024 presidential election. Gov. Ned Lamont said the State Bond Commission will vote at its ...
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