Here is how Suffield voted in the 2016 election.
Election Day registrations will be accepted Tuesday but there are certain rules.
The secretary of the state said sample ballots are now posted on her office website.
Election Day is just over two weeks away, which usually means a considerable amount of last-minute letters to the editor.
Secretary of the State Denise Merrill announced Wednesday that absentee ballots are now available.
Campaign season for state offices is in full swing, which usually generates a considerable amount of letters to the editor.
The governor announced the awards on Thursday.
The Republican incumbent is being challenged by the East Granby Democratic town chairman.
The longtime state senator was unanimously chosen to run for re-election in the 7th Senatorial District, which includes Suffield.
We give you a detailed breakdown of how local residents voted in the Republican and Democratic primaries Tuesday.
John Kissel has held the 7th Senatorial District seat since 1993.
A total of 28 Connecticut communities had their Education Cost Share funds cut entirely and 111 others had its funds reduced.
The IRS offers tips on how to apply for extra filing time.
The Hamlet on East Street South project will receive up to $5 million in funding announced Thursday.
Rep. Zawistowski represents constituents in Granby-East Granby, Suffield, and Windsor.
See who is contributing to Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders in Suffield.
See who is contributing to Donald Trump, Marco Rubio, Ted Cruz, John Kasich and Ben Carson in Connecticut.
The money is part of $60 million being distributed to towns and cities across Connecticut.
The state senator representing Suffield questioned Governor Malloy's Undersecretary of Criminal Justice and General Counsel.
Rep. Tami Zawistowski represents the 61st General Assembly District, covering Suffield, East Granby and Windsor.
Letters are strictly the opinion of the writer, and do not necessarily reflect the views of Suffield Patch.
Unofficial vote totals indicate the winner received nearly 59 percent of the vote.
The battle for first selectman promises to go right down to the wire.
Polling places will remain open until 8 p.m.
Suffield Patch will not publish any political letters received after Oct. 28.
Letters are strictly the opinion of the author, and do not necessarily reflect the views of Suffield Patch.
Deadline for election letters is Wednesday, Oct. 28.
Sen. John Kissel is hosting a "Senator on Your Sidewalk" event on Oct. 20.
Plans for a school conversion to a community center, Town Hall renovation and road improvements were all passed at Thursday's referendum.
Police will be on hand to help direct traffic flow Thursday.
As Election Day nears, we want to hear from the candidates running for office on why residents should vote for them.
Voters will be asked whether or not to appropriate funds for three projects.
Fourteen revisions are being proposed to residents.
Rep. Tami Zawistowski will be in West Suffield from 10 a.m. to noon.
She will challenge incumbent first selectman Ed McAnaney in November.
Because of the high volume of customers, the CT Motor Vehicles department will close its doors early Friday afternoon.
The state senator wants to make sure workers "are being treated as fairly as possible.”