Gov. Lamont: $25 million going toward new voting machines for 2024 election
The State Bond Commission expects to borrow $25 million at its meeting next Wednesday.
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Sep 28, 2023, 2:24 AM
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Updated 455 days ago
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6ds ago Connecticut is getting new voting machines, according to Gov. Ned Lamont.
The State Bond Commission expects to borrow $25 million at its meeting next Wednesday.
The current machines are almost 20 years old.
New tabulators are needed to implement in-person early voting next year.
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