Previous Years

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• 2/27/2023 Secretary Thomas Reminds Voters Polls Will Be Open Tomorrow for Special Elections

• 2/23/2023 Secretary Thomas Speaks at Department of Veterans Affairs Black History Month Ceremony

• 3/16/2023 Monday: Secretary Thomas Launches New Public Awareness Initiative "Connect & Cut" in New London with Mayor Mike Passero, Senator Martha Marx, and League of Women Voters of Southeast Connecticut's Kim Blake and Joanne Moore

• 2/22/2023 Secretary Thomas Testifies in Support of Ten-Day Early Voting Period, No-Excuse Absentee Ballot Constitutional Amendment

• 5/11/2023 Secretary Thomas Addresses Northwest Chamber of Commerce, Highlights Office's New CEO Business Pledge and the Role of Small Businesses in Their Communities

• 5/5/2023 Secretary Thomas Applauds House Passage of Early Voting Legislation, Says Vote A 'Momentous Occasion' For Expanding Voting Access in Connecticut

• 9/27/2023 Secretary Thomas' Statement on Upcoming Bond Commission Vote to Approve $25 Million for New Voting Machines

• 4/12/2023 Secretary Thomas, Boys & Girls Club of Milford Host US Civics Trivia Event

• 5/31/2023 Statement of Secretary of the State Stephanie Thomas on Senate Passage of Early Voting, No-Excuse Absentee Voting Constitutional Amendment

• 6/8/2023 Secretary Thomas' Statement on Connecticut General Assembly's Approval of Bonding Package that Includes Funding for New Tabulators

• 2/8/2021 GOVERNOR LAMONT ANNOUNCES NEW BUSINESS TOOLS NOW AVAILABLE AT BUSINESS.CT.GOV

• 2/17/2021 Secretary Merrill Receives the Resignation of State Representative J.P. Sredzinski

• 5/11/2021 Secretary Merrill Statement on the House Passage of HJ-58

• 5/12/2021 Secretary Merrill Statement on House Passage of SB 753 AAC the Counting of Incarcerated Persons for Purposes of Determining Legislative Districts

• 12/9/2021 Secretary Merrill Receives the Resignation of State Representative Tony D'Amelio