A guide to all details you’ll need to vote in the upcoming election. Whether you prefer to vote early, cast an absentee ballot, or go to the polls on Election Day, here is everything you need to know about voting in Torrington.

Find out which Democratic candidates are on your ballot this November, from Governor down to State House.

Scott Sherwood, a retired IBM executive and father of five, is the TDTC's candidate for Democratic Registrar of Voters. Learn more about the experience and dedication he brings to the Registrar's office.

Caitlin is running against Jay Case in the 63rd District. She needs your support, but read about her and support her campaign today!

Get ready to ride the wave at our biggest event of the year!
Join us on September 24 at our new venue, Market Street Creatives, for an evening with special guests, good food, Signature drinks, raffles, and more!

There’s a Democratic Primary on Aug. 11. Learn who can vote and research your choices for Governor (Lamont & Elliott) and Congressperson in US House District 1 (Bronin, Fortune, Gilchrest, & Larson).

With the Connecticut Primary Day approaching on Tuesday, August 11, 2026, the Torrington Democratic Town Committee wants every voter to be prepared and know exactly where and when to vote.

If you care about Torrington and want a real voice in local decisions, the Torrington Democratic Town Committee is where that work begins. Learn what membership involves, how the process works, and how you can help shape the future of our city.

A food desert is an area where residents lack easy access to affordable, nutritious fresh food. It’s typically defined as any urban area more than one mile from a full-service grocery store. When the Stop&Shop closed, it created exactly this situation for Torrington's south side.

The Torrington Democratic Town Committee rolled up their sleeves, donned hair nets, and volunteered at the Torrington Community Soup Kitchen

Torrington deserves leadership that listens, leads with integrity, and puts families first.