Make a Plan To Vote and Say No To HRJ 1

 




We understand the sentiment surrounding voting by mail and the preference for showing up on Election Day—it’s part of the tradition for many Republicans. But we have to face the reality: times have changed, and we need to embrace every tool available to us. If we don’t, the Democrats will, and we’ll be left behind.

While Election Day voting remains essential, we can’t afford to overlook absentee voting or early voting. These options are attractive to a lot of people and allow us to secure votes well ahead of the rush. The truth is, the more we focus on voting early, the better chance we have of turning out Republican voters and ensuring our voices are heard.



It’s time to focus on encouraging people to vote early and vote Republican. By doing so, we will increase turnout and give ourselves the strategic advantage we need to win. Let’s embrace the future and use every opportunity to strengthen our movement!

Your consistent participation as a reliable voter is essential to shaping the direction of our nation. By voting early, you’re securing your vote and helping the party concentrate resources on those who have yet to cast their ballot.

When you ‘bank’ your vote early, you free up valuable time and effort for the party to focus on turning out less reliable voters. It’s a strategic move that maximizes the effectiveness of every vote and strengthens our chances of success. Early voting is how to lock in your support and let the team rally the rest.



Help us build momentum and stay ahead—vote early, bank your vote, and empower the party to bring more voters to the polls. Your early vote is key to securing victory!

As grandparents and pillars of your family, your vote isn’t just about today—it’s about the legacy you leave for your children and grandchildren. Voting early ensures that your voice is heard, and your vote is counted, without the worry of last-minute complications that could prevent you from making it to the polls.

Life can be unpredictable, especially as election day approaches. Voting early gives you the peace of mind that your contribution to the future is secure, no matter what. By casting your ballot ahead of time, you’re ensuring that your values, your vision for a strong America, and your commitment to the next generation will be counted.



Don’t wait until the last minute. Vote early, protect your vote, and secure your legacy for those you love.

This election isn’t just another chance to vote—it’s an opportunity to shape your future. Gen Z, by voting early, you’re taking control of your voice and giving yourself the best shot at making sure your vote is counted without last-minute stress.

The American Dream is alive and evolving, and it’s up to you to decide how it looks. By voting early, you’re making sure that the values of freedom, opportunity, and meritocracy are protected for your generation. Your vote helps ensure that the country continues to provide opportunities for success, hard work, and innovation.

Don’t wait for election day to make a difference—secure your voice, secure your future, and protect the American Dream. Vote early, vote for your future.

Your voice matters—and voting is the only way to ensure its heard. By voting early, you guarantee that your vote counts without the risk of waiting until the last minute when things can come up. Life gets busy, but casting your vote early ensures that your voice is counted, no matter what.

This election is your chance to shape the future. Don’t leave it to chance—voting early is the easiest way to make sure your voice is part of the conversation. Be counted, make your vote matter, and help build the future you want to see.

Town of Greenwich Absentee Ballot Information Read

If you reside outside of town, check your local Town Clerk or Registrar's Office for information.



Opinion: Vote down CT’s ‘no excuse ballot’ referendum Read

On the Connecticut November ballot, there is a referendum proposing a “No Excuse Absentee Ballot” system, officially known as HRJ 1, It poses severe risks to fairness and election integrity. This "system," if passed would enshrine and guarantee massive fraud in Connecticut. If this were to pass, the next step surely is Ranked-Choice voting.




Dominic Rapini, 2022 Republican candidate for Connecticut Secretary of the State, makes the case why we need to vote down what we all know to be a greater invitation to fraud, "In-person voting is the most secure method as it eliminates the risks of coercion, errors, or ballots getting lost in the mail. Every vote is handled correctly and counted with in-person voting. Despite claims that expanding absentee voting would increase voter turnout, the data does not support this. Connecticut already offers 14 days of early voting and absentee options for those needing it. Further expansion only adds marginal benefits while dramatically increasing risks to election security."

VOTE NO ON HRJ 1 !!


 

 

 

 

 


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