Who is running?
Review 10 unique choices across 19 printed party-line entries in all 5 statewide candidate contests.
Connecticut 2026 public election guide
Compare the candidates and reported campaign money
Compare every unique candidate or ticket in Connecticut's five statewide contests. The guide connects the official sample-ballot names with current SEEC campaign records, voting deadlines, and the source documents behind each claim.
5statewide candidate contests
10unique candidates or tickets
19printed party-line entries
10matched SEEC summaries
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View the official statewide rosterChoose a Connecticut statewide contest
The official candidate names appear first. Campaign finance is reported separately and is not an endorsement or prediction.
Governor and Lieutenant GovernorNed Lamont / Susan BysiewiczRyan Fazio / Matt CoreyCompare this raceSecretary of the StateStephanie ThomasPeter LumajCompare this raceTreasurerErick RussellFred WilmsCompare this raceComptrollerSean ScanlonJennifer S. TookerCompare this raceAttorney GeneralWilliam TongJohn BoltonCompare this race
What did candidates report?
Explore 207,182 source records across 1,016 committee accounts, with verified-period cash views, contribution maps and explicit review notices. Candidate summary cards keep their separate report windows and balances.
When and how do I vote?
View registration, early voting, same-day registration, absentee ballot, and Election Day deadlines.
How to read the money: Candidate summary receipts and expenses are W4POLITICS sums of nonoverlapping, latest-version SEEC30 report periods. Ending balance and loan balance come from the latest listed summary. The separate transaction explorer uses the September 26 bulk snapshot: only reconciled reporting periods enter primary cash views. Loans, public grants and candidate funds are not outside donor contributions. Neither view establishes a complete election-cycle total.
Get ready to vote
November 3, 2026
The regular registration deadline is October 16. Early voting runs October 19 through November 1, with same-day registration available at early voting sites. Polls are open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. on November 3.
Guide version: October 1, 2026. Read included and missing coverage.