Connecticut § 9-5a - Towns to supply registrars with office space and supplies. Records.
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§ 9-5a. Towns to supply registrars with office space and supplies. Records.
Sec. 9-5a. Towns to supply registrars with office space and supplies. Records. Each town shall provide the registrars of voters with office space, supplies and equipment, including facilities for the safe storage of the official records of such registrars. Such records shall be accessible to all registrars of voters in such town and they shall be jointly responsible for their safekeeping.
(1961, P.A. 71.)
Source: official Connecticut text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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