Windham Registrar of Voters (Southeastern Connecticut Planning Region)

What this office does

Runs elections in a Connecticut town. Each town elects a Republican and a Democratic registrar (sometimes a third-party one) who jointly keep the voter registry, prepare voting machines, hire and train poll workers, report election-night results and conduct recounts and audits.

Candidates

Next elections here

• 2028 presidential election · Who has filed so far, from FEC filings

Also on Southeastern Connecticut Planning Region ballots

• Bozrah Registrar of Voters
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• Franklin Registrar of Voters
• Griswold Registrar of Voters
• Lebanon Registrar of Voters
• Montville Registrar of Voters
• North Stonington Registrar of Voters
• Preston Registrar of Voters
• Salem Registrar of Voters
• Sprague Registrar of Voters
• Stonington Registrar of Voters
• Waterford Registrar of Voters

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Quick answers

Who is running for Windham Registrar of Voters (Southeastern Connecticut Planning Region) in 2026?

Luis Daniel Rodriguez (Democrat), Kimberly Desaulniers (Republican) and Jessica Watson.

What does this office do?

Runs elections in a Connecticut town. Each town elects a Republican and a Democratic registrar (sometimes a third-party one) who jointly keep the voter registry, prepare voting machines, hire and train poll workers, report election-night results and conduct recounts and audits.

Who should I vote for in the Windham Registrar of Voters (Southeastern Connecticut Planning Region) race?

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When is the election?

The general election was Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Counts are unofficial until each state certifies its results over the following weeks; your state or county election office has the official results.