Our Democratic team and residents are working to build a better Orange - where accountability, respect, and modernization replace bullying and the status quo.
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Primary Election Day - August 11, 2026
Governor: incumbent Ned Lamont vs challenger Josh Elliott. Registered Democrats may vote in this primary (voter info here).
Not registered yet? You can still register and vote in the primary election. See info here (scroll to FAQ section).
​VOTING OPTIONS:
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On Election Day Aug 11 - High Plains Community Center 6am-8pm.
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Vote Early Aug 3-9 - Town Hall 10am-6pm. Except: Aug 4 & 6 extended hours 8am-8pm.
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Absentee Ballot - Apply for an Absentee Ballot beginning July 21 at Town Clerk's Office.
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Town Clerk, Mary Shaw: 203-891-4730 or email form | Democrat Registrar, Margaret Novicki: 203-891-4715 or email form
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Why get involved now?
A fresh wave of enthusiasm and drive for improving Orange is palpable! By standing with other dedicated residents, you can help keep that momentum going and push Orange toward a brighter future. The ODTC drives democratic ideals and advocates for our community by:
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Engaging our community and fostering civic involvement
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Seeking new ways to address challenges
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Supporting efforts that strengthen our town

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Have questions about or ideas for Orange? Want to collaborate with neighbors who share your values? We encourage open, respectful communication.
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Contact us, email, or call/text 203-520-0331 (Melissa Johnston, Chair)​​
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