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Upcoming Election Information
Early Voting information:
- Early Voting begins October 19 - Nov 1
- Town Hall, Killingly, CT.
- Hours are 10 am to 6 pm daily, including Saturdays and Sundays
- Extended Hours are 8 am to 8 pm on Oct 27 and 29
Useful links:
- Voter Registration Lookup and Nov 3 Polling place: myvote.ct.gov/lookup
- New Voter Registration, or to CHANGE voter registration before the 10/16 deadline: myvote.ct.gov/register
- EV Locations: https://portal.ct.gov/sots/election-services/early-voting/early-voting-locations---2026
- Absentee Ballot Application: myvote.ct.gov/getmyab
- Sample Ballots: https://portal.ct.gov/sots/election-services/town-ballots/2026-november-town-election-ballots
After 10/16, Same-Day Registration is available at Early Voting sites and at your town's Same-Day Registration site on Nov 3
Our Community
Members of the Killingly Democratic Town Committee believe that building a strong and supportive community is key to the democratic process. Help us foster a sense of belonging and connection among the citizens of Killingly
Election Day November 3, 2026
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Our Democratic Candidates:
Mae Flexer, District 29, State Senator
Mae is a native of Killingly and graduated from Killingly High School. She was a first-generation college student, earning a degree from Quinebaug Valley Community College and then a B.A. in Political Science from UConn. She was elected to the Connecticut House in 2008, representing the 44th District, and served three terms, from 2009 through 2014. She was elected to the State Senate in 2014 and took office in January 2015, so she has now served nearly 12 years in the Senate and about 18 years altogether in the General Assembly. Mae is a leader in protecting women and survivors — she authored major laws strengthening Connecticut’s response to domestic violence, sexual assault and sexual harassment, including the Time’s Up Act and the state’s affirmative-consent standard on college campuses. She is a champion for working families — She helped advance Connecticut’s first-in-the-nation paid sick leave, paid family leave, and increases in the minimum wage. She is a strong advocate for veterans — She led legislation expanding benefits and services for veterans, including assistance for women veterans and advantages for veteran-owned small businesses; during her tenure chairing Veterans’ Affairs, 24 veterans-related bills became law.
Dr. Angelinla Wagner, Phd
51rst District State Representative
Lina is running against Chris Stewart, Republican incumbent. Lina’s experiences taught her resilience, determination, and the importance of creating opportunities for others. Today, Lina holds a Doctor of Business Administration in Global Business Management, a Master of Science in Entertainment Business, and a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Creative Writing for Entertainment. Throughout her career, she has worked in healthcare administration, program management, community services, grant-funded programs, and business operations. These experiences have given her firsthand insight into the challenges facing working families, healthcare providers, small businesses, and local communities. Lina is also a proud mother. Her experiences parenting daughters have shaped her understanding of the importance of strong schools, accessible services, and support systems for families. She believes leadership begins with listening, and that public service should always put people before politics.
Samantha Derenthal
44th Distract State Representative:
Sam has expererience as a Board of Education Member, as an Advocate for Public Safety, Workforce Development, and Equitable Education. She is running aginast Anne Daphanais, Republican incumbent. Sam is campaigning to bring collaboration, hard work, and integrity back to politics. She wants to bring people together in order to work on the challenges we face.