Voting

Voter Information

Voter Registration Lookup on this page you can check on your voter registration status and, if you sent in an absentee ballot, it will show whether or not it was received.

Register to Vote Here

Farmington/Unionville Polling Locations

WHEN, WHERE and HOW YOU CAN VOTE

  • Election Day is on Tuesday, Nov. 4, 2025 (6am-8pm at your regular polling place). 
  • With Early Voting, you may also vote in-person at the Town Hall (1 Monteith Dr, Farmington)
    • Monday, Oct. 20 to Sunday, Nov. 2 (10am-6pm)
    • Tuesday, Oct. 28 & Thursday, Oct. 30 (8am-8pm)
If voting in-person on those dates isn’t possible, please vote using one of the options below.
  • Option 1:  Mail/Absentee voting IMPORTANT – this is a two-step process: 1. Requesting to vote by mail/absentee and 2. Actually voting by mail/absentee
Note: Any voter can select “sickness” as a reason to vote by mail/absentee if they fear someone else’s future sickness (e.g. COVID-19)
    • Step 1:  REQUEST to vote by mail/absentee There are three ways to request voting by mail/absentee ballot
      1. If you have a Connecticut driver’s license, click the link to request an absentee ballot using an online form:  Absentee Voting (ct.gov)
      2. Whether or not you have a driver’s license, you can print an Application for an Absentee Ballot by clicking here: Absentee Voting (ct.gov).  Fill it out, and write the address on the application where you would like to receive your actual Ballot. You can drop this form off at the Drop Box located outside Town Hall OR mail it back right away (don’t forget the stamp on the envelope).
      3. Request an Application from Town Clerk’s office at the Town Hall. You can do this by calling (860) 675-2380, emailing frinkm@farmington-ct.org (the Application will be mailed to you), or by stopping by the office in person (8:30am-4:30pm Mon-Fri) and filling out the Application there.
          • Step 2:  VOTE When you receive your actual Ballot in the mail (usually in early October), fill it out.
            • Drop it off at the Drop Box outside Town Hall before 8:00PM on Election Day, or
            • Mail it back. Your Ballot must be RECEIVED (not just mailed) by Election Day. (Tip:  because of mail delays, put it in the mail by Tuesday, Oct. 28–one week prior to Election Day). 

        • Option 2:  Early mail/absentee voting at Town Hall
          • Go to the Town Hall, request to vote absentee, fill out your ballot on the spot.
          • Friday, October 3 to Monday, November 3 (8:30am-4:30pm) at the Town Clerk’s office
            • Excluding Saturdays and Sundays & Monday, October 13 (holiday)
            • Note: You do not need to request to vote by mail/absentee through Step 1 above. 

          Farmington Town Clerk Vote by Mail Information

          (For official information regarding State guidelines for absentee voting