Here's the Montville Patch guide to Tuesday's election!
Ballots
You can register to vote until Monday at noon. To register, go to the Registrar of Voters office in Town Hall, and for proof of residency, bring a Connecticut driver's license or photo ID, or a letter you received within the past 30 days. You can get a form at the Registrars' office, or on the Registrars' website.
Absentee ballots are available at the Town Clerk's office in Montville Town Hall, or you can download an application by clicking here.
The rules on absentee ballots are a little complicated, but you can read them in the pdf that accompanies this story.
Want to see a sample ballot? There's one in the photo box that accompanies this story.
Voting
The polls open at 6 a.m. and close at 8 p.m.
Here's where you vote. If you don't know what district you live in, click on the District numbers to see a map.
District 1 and District 6 vote in the gymnasium in .
District 2 and District 5 vote at
District 3 and District 4 vote at
For Mayor
Vote for one. If the candidate's name is highlighted, click on it to see the profile that ran on the Montville Patch.
- Democrat
- unaffiliated, endorsed by the Republican and Independence for Montville parties
For Town Council
Vote for seven
Democrats
- Billy Caron
Republican and Independence for Montville
For Board of Education
Vote for four
Democrats
- Deborah Reed-Iler
- Jim Wood
Republican and Independence for Montville
- Robert Mitchell
- David Rowley
Board of Assessment Appeals
- John Geary - Democrat
- Shirley Morphis - Republican
Zoning Board of Appeals
Vote for three
Democrats
- Ellen Lakowsky
- Douglas Adams
Republicans and Independence for Montville
- Al Wittkofske
- Thomas McNally
Montville Patch stories
To read all the election stories that have run on the Montville Patch, click on "Elections 2011" in the blue bar at the top of the page, or click here!
The Montville Patch will bring you election results as soon as they are known on Tuesday.
