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Connecticut says early voting and local outreach expanded access without eroding voter confidence
Summary
Connecticut's secretary of state told the House Elections subcommittee that early voting, list maintenance, audits and local outreach increased participation and public confidence in the 2024 election.
WASHINGTON — Connecticut’s Secretary of the State Stephanie Thomas told the House Subcommittee on Elections that her office’s preparations for the first statewide early voting period, strengthening list maintenance, audits and community outreach helped broaden access while sustaining voter confidence.
Thomas said Connecticut saw 40% of voters use early voting in 2024 and that the state implemented early…
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