Where Do I Vote?

•  Secretary of State's Voter Registration Lookup
•  RTM District Street Listing with Polling Locations

How to Determine Your Polling Location

Your polling location is determined by where you currently reside. If you are a registered voter that has recently moved within Fairfield and believe you may be registered at a prior address, you can update your address before the election or report to the polling place that serves your new address on Election Day, and you will be allowed to change your address at the polls. If you have recently moved out of Fairfield, contact the Registrar of Voters in your new home town to register and vote. 

You can use either the Secretary of State's Voter Registration Lookup or the RTM District Street Listing to determine your polling location.  Both are described in more detail below.

If you've moved recently or are uncertain of where you are registered to vote, use the Secretary of State's Voter Registration Lookup or call the Registrars of Voters Office at (203) 256-3115.

Voter Registration Lookup

If you are already registered to vote you may use the Secretary of State's Voter Registration Lookup to determine your Polling Location. You must provide your first name, last name and birthdate. Use the location listed to the right of "State:" on the Secretary's web page.

The Secretary of State's Voter Registration Lookup results do not show your Voter Registration Address, only your Polling Location.   If you want to know your Voter Registration Address contact the Registrars of Voters Office at 203-256-3115.

If you know your Voter Registration Address and want to change it, complete a Voter Registration Form and return it by mail or in person to the Registrars of Voters Office or contact the Registrars of Voters Office directly at 203-256-3115.

RTM District Street Lookup

Polling locations are determined by Voting District. In November of 2021 the State of Connecticut approved new state assembly district lines, and on May 10th, 2022 the Representative Town Meeting (RTM) assigned polling places to the voting districts that were created by the state assembly district changes.

If you are already registered to vote and know your Voter Registration Address, please consult any one of the following to determine the Polling Location associated with your street address:

• RTM District Street Listing with Polling Locations
• Voting District Map
• Call the Registrars of Voters Office at (203) 256-3115

The RTM District Street Listing with Polling Locations also provides information on RTM District and State Assembly District. The right-most column (labeled "D/P") on each address line denotes the State Assembly District (132, 133 or 134) followed by the RTM District (1-10).

Polling Locations

The following is a list of polling locations using the current Voting District lines:

Not Registered to Vote?

If you are not registered to vote, click here for information on how to register to vote and on election day registration.