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# Early Voting by the Numbers: 232,545 Connecticut Votes Cast as of October 25
- URL: https://www.brookfieldcurrent.com/early-voting-by-the-numbers-october-25/
- Published: 2026-10-27T13:08:11.000Z
- Updated: 2026-10-27T13:08:11.000Z
- Description: More than 232,000 Connecticut voters had cast ballots through all methods by October 25, with early in-person voting accounting for 199,812 of them.
- Author: The Brookfield Current
- Tags: News

Connecticut voters have now cast 232,545 ballots through all methods in the November 3 election, according to the Secretary of the State's release covering totals as of October 25\. Early in-person voting accounts for 199,812 of those votes, and 32,733 absentee ballots have been returned. Another 64,027 absentee ballots have been issued.

Sunday, October 25, alone brought 11,525 early voters to the polls statewide. By party registration, early voters so far include 105,794 Democrats, 34,732 Republicans, 56,724 unaffiliated voters, and 2,562 voters registered with other parties. Absentee ballots returned break down as 16,975 Democrats, 6,086 Republicans, 9,239 unaffiliated voters, and 433 others. Another 1,615 early voters used same-day registration.

Party registration describes who voted, not how anyone voted. Ballots are secret.

The towns with the most early votes so far are West Hartford (4,530), Norwalk (3,996), Fairfield (3,985), Milford (3,935), Stratford (3,747), Stamford (3,596), Hamden (3,501), Greenwich (3,203), Glastonbury (3,172), and Southington (3,127). The releases list only the top ten towns, so there is no Brookfield-specific figure in this release.

These figures are preliminary. Towns report on different schedules, and the Secretary of the State audits and revises totals through the early-voting period, so the latest release's cumulative column is the one to use.

In Brookfield, early voting continues at Town Hall, Meeting Room 133, 100 Pocono Road. Tuesday, October 27, is an extended-hours day, with polls open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.