Just -1032 days until Election Day 2007

Election Day is Tuesday, November 6, 2007. We encourage all eligible voters to exercise their right as American citizens to participate in the process of selecting your elected officials.

After decades of use, the familiar lever-style mechanical voting machines have been retired and replaced by new electronic voting machines for increased accuracy and security. These new machines have been tested extensively and will enable a more timely and accurate tabulation of votes, retaining paper ballots in a secure storage in the event that a recount is necessary. In the image at right, Waterbury Mayor Mike Jarjura is seen testing one of the new voting machines in 2006.

The following are voting districts for the City of Waterbury, as well as their respective polling locations with their address.

If you have additional questions or need a ride to a polling station, please contact us.

District	Polling Place	Address
71st District
71-1	Kennedy HS	422 Highland Ave
71-2	Gilmartin School	107 Wyoming Ave
71-3	Tinker School	809 Highland Ave
72nd District
72-1	Mount Olive Ame Zion Church	82 Pearl St
72-2	St. Lucy Rec.Center	64 Division St
72-3	Knight of Columbus	Dube Lane
72-4	Regan School	2780 North Main St
72-5	Bergin Apts	70 Lakewood Road
73rd District
73-1	Our Lady of Loreto Church	12 Ardsley Road
73-2	Silas Bronson Library Branch	192 Bunker Hill Ave
73-3	Kingsbury School	220 Columbia Blvd
73-4	Waterville Rec. Center	1443 Thomaston Avenue
73-5	Blessed Sacrament School	386 Robinwood Road
73-6	Chase Park House	150 Sunnyside Avenue
74th District
74-1	Chase School	40 Woodtick Road
74-2	Crosby High School	300 Pierpont Road
74-3	Sts. Peter & Paul (75th)	116 Beacher Ave
74-4	Sts. Peter & Paul	116 Beacher Ave
75th District
75-1	Naug, Vally Proj.(St. Margaret's)	26 Ludlow St
75-2	Washington Park House Comm.	283 Sylvan Ave
75-3	Maloney School	233 South Elm Street
75-4	Hamilton Park Pavilion	Hamilton Park
75-5	Washington School	685 Baldwin Street