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As of Friday, Jan. 20, Connecticut lawmakers have introduced at least six bills outlining an early in-person voting process for the state, one of only four without the option.
Gov. Ned Lamont (D) signed the new Connecticut state budget into law on Wednesday, enacting a provision restoring the right to vote to citizens on parole.
The Connecticut Legislature passed a joint resolution on Thursday that would establish permanent early voting in the state.
A new bill advanced by Democrats in the Connecticut Legislature would significantly expand voting access in the state.
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