GREENWICH, CT — The Greenwich Registrars of Voters are seeking feedback from residents on their voting experiences from the most recent election cycle.
Residents are being asked to fill out surveys about their experience either during the two-week early voting period or at the polls on Election Day.
The feedback will help inform Democrat Registrar Mary Hegarty and Republican Registrar Fred DeCaro on what worked and what needs improvement.
The survey links are below:
Greenwich has been recognized nationally for its election operations.
In 2022, Greenwich was part of an inaugural group of localities across the country that were designated as a "Center for Election Excellence."
Earlier this year, Hegarty and DeCaro received national awards recognizing election administration practices from the U.S. Election Assistance Commission.
The commission recognized Greenwich with National Clearinghouse Awards, known as the "Clearies," for Excellence in Election Administration during the most recent election cycle.
According to the registrars, Greenwich is the first Connecticut municipality to receive a Clearie and the only municipality in New England to receive more than one award.
Greenwich received honors in the category of Best Practices in Recruiting, Retaining, and Training Poll Workers.
The town was also recognized for its Polling Place Sponsorship program, which paired local food-service businesses with poll workers during 2025 election events.
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