Free public service for Connecticut votersNo candidate endorsementsGuide sources checked September 30, 2026General election November 3, 2026
Scope and limitations
What this Connecticut guide covers
This guide covers all 5 statewide candidate contests and 10 unique candidates or tickets shown on Connecticut's posted town sample ballots. Its separate money explorer adds 207,182 records from eight SEEC bulk files across 1,016 committee accounts. District and local candidate rosters remain outside the guide.
Included
Published now
10 unique candidates or tickets in all 5 statewide candidate contests
All 19 statewide party-line entries created by cross-endorsement
Official town sample ballots checked September 30, 2026
10 matched SEEC candidate committee records
Regular registration, early voting, same-day registration, absentee, return, cure, and Election Day dates
A statewide ballot-question check, with no statewide question shown on posted sample ballots
A statewide judicial check, with no statewide judicial retention election
The October 5 write-in registration deadline and a clear note that the named roster was not final
All 207,182 safely projected records from the selected 2025 and 2026 SEEC bulk files, preserved once with source-file occurrence IDs
Primary cash views limited to 4,632 exactly reconciled, nonoverlapping source periods; 129 unresolved and 15 newer-live periods are excluded and explained
Separate contribution maps, typed cash-resource ledgers, committee payments and nonadditive secondary disclosures
Not included
Outside this release
Five U.S. House district contests
Connecticut Senate and House district contests
Probate judge, registrar, municipal, school, and other local contests
Municipal ballot questions that vary by town
A named write-in roster before the October 5 filing deadline
Complete independent-expenditure coverage and reconciliation of overlapping periodic and 24-hour reports
Complete election-cycle, historical, paper-filing and town-clerk transaction coverage
Business, lobbying, contract, land, and conflict-record research
Not yet published
Unresolved filings, district contests and town ballots
Unreconciled and newer-live reporting periods remain visible but excluded from primary transaction totals. Noncash and candidate-paid records are separate, unreconciled views. Congressional, legislative, probate, registrar, municipal, school and other local candidate rosters, plus town-specific questions, remain outside this guide.
Dataset comparison: State systems use different financial definitions and reporting windows. Connecticut candidate summary cards and its transaction explorer have separate source boundaries. Verified-period cash resources include financing and public funding, while donor charts use only their stated contribution subset. Do not treat any of these as statewide or full-cycle totals. Missing records are not zero.
Version record
Connecticut guide 2.0
PublishedOctober 1, 2026
Contests shown5
Ballot choices10
Ballot measures0
5 statewide candidate contests, 10 unique choices, 19 printed party-line entries, 10 SEEC candidate summaries, voter deadlines, 0 statewide ballot questions shown, a statewide judicial check and primary sources. The separate money explorer adds 207,182 source records, verified-period cash controls and explicit reconciliation limits.
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Connecticut guide publication record
Version
Published
Scope
2.0
October 1, 2026
5 statewide candidate contests, 10 unique choices, 19 printed party-line entries, 10 SEEC candidate summaries, voter deadlines, 0 statewide ballot questions shown, a statewide judicial check and primary sources. The separate money explorer adds 207,182 source records, verified-period cash controls and explicit reconciliation limits.
