Decision 2024

Whether you’re hitting the polls on Nov. 5 or you already cast your ballot, many restaurants are rewarding voters with freebies and sweet discounts.

Here’s everything you need to know about Election Day in Connecticut this year.

Election Day is here and here’s everything you need to know. The polls are open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. While the polls are open until 8 p.m., anyone who is in line at that time will be allowed to vote. You can find out where to vote here. If you have not registered to vote, but want...

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The world is watching the presidential election as voters go to the polls Tuesday, but the vote is more consequential for some countries than for others.

Beneath the surface of a tight presidential race and NBC News’ tied final national poll, the handful of voters who have wavered in recent weeks illustrated the lesser-of-two-evils thinking that could decide the 2024 election.

The candidates spent their last full day of the presidential campaign in a state that could make or break their chances. Where are they headed on Election Day?

For the second time in a decade, a Democratic woman is running against Donald Trump in a presidential race. And once again, the former president is facing a persistent gender gap.

Roughly 30% of people here in Connecticut took advantage of early voting, but there is still one more chance if you haven’t voted yet.

Though several Proud Boys leaders remain in prison on Jan. 6 charges, the far-right militia group remains active, with some chapters saying they’ll watch the polls Tuesday.

Candidates in races around the state spent Monday making one last pitch to voters before Election Day. According to Secretary of the State Stephanie Thomas, Connecticut has just over 2.5 million registered voters. A combined 850,000 voters cast a ballot between early voting and absentee ballot voting, but that leaves plenty of voters for candidates to win over. “The contrast…

Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump made their final pitches to voters Monday in the same part of Pennsylvania at roughly the same time, focusing on the state that could make or break their chances during the last full day of the presidential campaign.

Election Day is just a few hours away and local candidates are pulling through to finish out their campaigning.

Puerto Rican and Latino voters are gearing up to have their voices heard in the presidential election. Voters are split on who they want in office.  “I don’t want to vote for Trump, never do it. He don’t understand Hispanic people,” Mirva Irizarry of New Britain said.  “I don’t like the other [candidate], Kamala Harris,” Jessica Rosario of Hartford...

In October, UConn’s Puerto Rican Studies Initiative conducted a survey among nearly 500 Puerto Rican and Latino voters. The survey shows Kamala Harris leads Donald Trump among participants.

Whichever party wins control of the House and Senate must decide how to handle a slew of consequential policy matters.

The town of North Stonington is looking to get in contact with hundreds of voters who did not sign their ballots during early voting. The Registrar of Voters believes that voters were inadvertently misinformed about the need to sign their early voting ballot envelope through Oct. 31. Ballot envelopes must be signed by voters, which is required by law. Officials…

Connecticut voters who did not take part in early voting over the last two weeks will be heading to the polls on Tuesday. The polls will be open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m.  If you are unsure of where your polling place is, you can find out through the Secretary of the State’s website. Click here. Start by...

On the campaign trail, both former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris are eager to portray themselves as guardians of Medicare.

We surveyed NBC Connecticut viewers about their thoughts and feelings as they head to the polls. The results reveal voters grappling with key policy issues, navigating a range of emotions and preparing to make their voices heard. Through a series of charts, we explore who’s voting, why and what issues matter most. From generational divides to the influence of...