Voting made easy.
As a Conn College student, you can register to vote in your home state, and vote by mail, or in Connecticut with your Conn College address.
Register to vote
You can register to vote in minutes on TurboVote.org. In some states, you must print your registration and mail it in, while in others, it can be submitted online. You can register at your home or school address.
Vote Absentee
If you are voting in your home state, but cannot go to the polls in your home state, you must request an absentee ballot. This is a two step process— requesting your ballot, and returning it, both of which you must do by your state's due dates.
When your request is approved, your election official will mail you a ballot. Once received, fill it out and mail it back in to your local election official. We suggest doing so 2 weeks in advance of your due date.
Request your ballotVoting in person in New London
Step-by-step guide to registering and voting in person in New London.
Rides to the polls
The Holleran Center is providing rides during early voting and on Election Day.
- Early voting · October 19–November 1
- 8:45 AM–5 PM
- Election Day · November 3
- 8:45 AM–8 PM
Rides depart at :15 and :45 every hour during these hours. Please arrive 10–15 minutes before you’d like to leave.
Free ballot stamps
Voting by mail? The Holleran Center provides free stamps for ballots.
Research the candidates
Before you vote, see exactly who and what is on your ballot. VOTE411, from the League of Women Voters, lets you enter your address to pull up your full ballot, every race and every candidate, in their own words. It is nonpartisan, fact checked, and works for federal, state, and local races.
See your ballot on VOTE411More resources
Find more important voting resources, like polling place accessibility, resources for trans and non-binary voters, support for faculty and staff, and answers to frequently asked questions.
Click here