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The Old Lyme Democrats Welcome You!
The Old Lyme Democrats Welcome You!
READY TO VOTE OLD LYME?
A registered voter can vote either in person or by absentee ballot.
BE A VOTER! HERE'S HOW!
Make sure you are registered to vote in Old Lyme
Check at: https://portal.ct.gov/SOTS/Election- Services/Voter-Information/Voter-Registration-Information.
Register or update any information.
Voting in person on November 3?
Then an absentee ballot application is not necessary. You can discard any application that is mailed to you.
Where do I vote? Old Lyme has a NEW Polling Place!
The NEW polling location is at the Lyme-Old Lyme Middle School gymnasium located at 53 Lyme St.
The poll will be open from 6 am-8 pm on Election Day.
Wear a mask and bring ID to the poll.
Covid-19 restrictions will be practiced.
Do not wear or bring candidate paraphernalia to the poll. Violations of the “75-foot rule” are a class C misdemeanor, punishable by up to three months in prison, up to a $500 fine, or both.
Voting Absentee This Year? Follow these steps
1) Absentee Ballot Applications, specifically for the Nov. 3 election, are required to be completed before you can receive an absentee ballot. You will receive one in the mail, or can download one today here.
After Sept. 8, the Secretary of The State will mail absentee ballot applications to active, registered voters. Town Registrars will send absentee ballot applications to those who register after 8/28/20.
Do not want to wait for an absentee ballot application?
Print the application TODAY HERE
Note: You must apply for an absentee ballot application to vote specifically in the November 3 election, even if you applied for one for the recent Aug. primary.
2) Complete the application ASAP.
Please completely fill out the application so the Town Clerk can mail you your ballot.
Note: Be sure to provide the correct address you want the Old Lyme Town Clerk to send your absentee ballot to.
3) Drop off the completed Absentee Ballot Application in the secure, Official Ballot Drop Box out front of Old Lyme Town Hall at 52 Lyme St. (the box is only for completed applications and completed ballots).
Using the drop box will assure the timely receipt of your absentee ballot.
The Town Clerk checks this box at least once a day.
Note: you can only return your application or ballot where you are registered to vote.
The Town Clerk will verify the application information and will prepare to mail the absentee ballots
starting October 2.
4) Complete the absentee ballot you receive in the mail as soon as you can.
Drop it off in the secure Ballot Drop Box out front of Town Hall at 52 Lyme St.
Ballots must be received by 8 pm on Tues. Nov 3.
Notes:
* Be sure to sign your absentee ballot.
* Be sure to seal the absentee ballot in the inner envelope, sign and date the inner envelope.
* Be sure to include just one ballot per outer envelope.
* You can return your completed and sealed absentee ballot at the poll on November 3.
* Municipalities were allowed additional time to count primary ballots only because of Storm Isaiah.
Alternatively, mail the completed application or completed absentee ballot to the Town of Old Lyme Town Clerk at 52 Lyme St. Old Lyme, CT 06371.
Note: If there is less than 2 weeks before the election, it is not advised that you use the USPS.
Please put the completed ballot in the Ballot Drop Box outside Town Hall.
Questions? Call the Old Lyme Town Clerk at (860)434-1605 x 221
https://www.oldlymedtc.com/
A registered voter can vote either in person or by absentee ballot.
BE A VOTER! HERE'S HOW!
Make sure you are registered to vote in Old Lyme
Check at: https://portal.ct.gov/SOTS/Election- Services/Voter-Information/Voter-Registration-Information.
Register or update any information.
Voting in person on November 3?
Then an absentee ballot application is not necessary. You can discard any application that is mailed to you.
Where do I vote? Old Lyme has a NEW Polling Place!
The NEW polling location is at the Lyme-Old Lyme Middle School gymnasium located at 53 Lyme St.
The poll will be open from 6 am-8 pm on Election Day.
Wear a mask and bring ID to the poll.
Covid-19 restrictions will be practiced.
Do not wear or bring candidate paraphernalia to the poll. Violations of the “75-foot rule” are a class C misdemeanor, punishable by up to three months in prison, up to a $500 fine, or both.
Voting Absentee This Year? Follow these steps
1) Absentee Ballot Applications, specifically for the Nov. 3 election, are required to be completed before you can receive an absentee ballot. You will receive one in the mail, or can download one today here.
After Sept. 8, the Secretary of The State will mail absentee ballot applications to active, registered voters. Town Registrars will send absentee ballot applications to those who register after 8/28/20.
Do not want to wait for an absentee ballot application?
Print the application TODAY HERE
Note: You must apply for an absentee ballot application to vote specifically in the November 3 election, even if you applied for one for the recent Aug. primary.
2) Complete the application ASAP.
Please completely fill out the application so the Town Clerk can mail you your ballot.
Note: Be sure to provide the correct address you want the Old Lyme Town Clerk to send your absentee ballot to.
3) Drop off the completed Absentee Ballot Application in the secure, Official Ballot Drop Box out front of Old Lyme Town Hall at 52 Lyme St. (the box is only for completed applications and completed ballots).
Using the drop box will assure the timely receipt of your absentee ballot.
The Town Clerk checks this box at least once a day.
Note: you can only return your application or ballot where you are registered to vote.
The Town Clerk will verify the application information and will prepare to mail the absentee ballots
starting October 2.
4) Complete the absentee ballot you receive in the mail as soon as you can.
Drop it off in the secure Ballot Drop Box out front of Town Hall at 52 Lyme St.
Ballots must be received by 8 pm on Tues. Nov 3.
Notes:
* Be sure to sign your absentee ballot.
* Be sure to seal the absentee ballot in the inner envelope, sign and date the inner envelope.
* Be sure to include just one ballot per outer envelope.
* You can return your completed and sealed absentee ballot at the poll on November 3.
* Municipalities were allowed additional time to count primary ballots only because of Storm Isaiah.
Alternatively, mail the completed application or completed absentee ballot to the Town of Old Lyme Town Clerk at 52 Lyme St. Old Lyme, CT 06371.
Note: If there is less than 2 weeks before the election, it is not advised that you use the USPS.
Please put the completed ballot in the Ballot Drop Box outside Town Hall.
Questions? Call the Old Lyme Town Clerk at (860)434-1605 x 221
https://www.oldlymedtc.com/
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LOCAL Democrats ARE STEPPING UP AND RUNNING FOR OFFICE.
GRASSROOTS EFFORTS TO DEFEAT THE GOP ARE WORKING.
The Old Lyme DTC supports these candidates who represent our
democratic values. Any donation helps us support them. Thank you!
GRASSROOTS EFFORTS TO DEFEAT THE GOP ARE WORKING.
The Old Lyme DTC supports these candidates who represent our
democratic values. Any donation helps us support them. Thank you!
The Old Lyme Democratic Town Committee unanimously endorsed the following Democrats for election
on November 3, 2020. Please support these candidates who Stand Up for us all!
Dave Rubino for State Representative in the 23rd District
Martha Marx for State Senate in the 20th District
Joe Courtney for Congress 2nd District
Joseph Biden for U.S. President and Kamila Harris for U.S. Vice President
on November 3, 2020. Please support these candidates who Stand Up for us all!
Dave Rubino for State Representative in the 23rd District
Martha Marx for State Senate in the 20th District
Joe Courtney for Congress 2nd District
Joseph Biden for U.S. President and Kamila Harris for U.S. Vice President
Next Old Lyme DTC Meeting
Wednesday Oct. 7, 7:30 PM
Join Zoom Meeting
Pending
The Old Lyme DTC meets the first Wednesday of the month at Memorial Town Hall
Your interest and participation are always welcome!
Wednesday Oct. 7, 7:30 PM
Join Zoom Meeting
Pending
The Old Lyme DTC meets the first Wednesday of the month at Memorial Town Hall
Your interest and participation are always welcome!
Covid-19 Information
The Old Lyme DTC asks everyone to
Practice Physical Distancing, Wash Hands and Wear Masks.
Continue to Flatten the Curve.
Stay Home. Save Lives.
Practice Physical Distancing, Wash Hands and Wear Masks.
Continue to Flatten the Curve.
Stay Home. Save Lives.
Thank you Old Lyme First Responders!