How To vote in the democratic primary!
Ways to vote
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1. Vote by Mail
The application deadline is August 25th, but the sooner you apply, the better! Your ballot must reach your local election office or drop box by close of polls on Election Day in order to be counted. If you want to vote by mail, your ballot will arrive in August.
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Ways to return your ballot:
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Mail it back using the envelope provided
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Hand-deliver it to your local election office
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Drop it off at an early voting location during early voting hours
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Use a ballot drop box​
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Note: Ballots cannot be dropped off at a polling place on Election Day.
2. Vote Early
Early voting runs August 22–28. Contact your local town elections office for specific locations, or visit the state early voting page.
3. Vote on election day
Primary Election Day is Tuesday, September 1st. Polls are open 7 A.M.–8 P.M.
Who Can Vote for Adam
You must be a registered Democrat or an unenrolled voter to vote in the September 1st Democratic Primary.
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If you're a Democrat: You're all set! You will recieve a Democratic ballot in the mail or at the polls.
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If you're unenrolled: You'll be offered a choice of ballot at the polls — choose the Democratic ballot to vote for Adam. This has no effect on your registration; you'll remain unenrolled afterward.
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If you're not a registered Democrat or unenrolled: You will not be able to vote in the Democratic Primary — unless you re-register as an unenrolled voter or as a Democrat in advance of September 1st.
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The deadline to register or change registration is August 22nd.
voter readiness checklist​
Check your registration and party status
Register or update your registration by August 22 (if needed)
Apply to vote by mail by August 25 — or just do it now!
Vote early (Aug 22–28) or vote on Election Day (Sept 1, 7am–8pm)