Election Day volunteer Audrey Rabinowitz helps a voter at the polling station in the Westport Library. / Photos by Jarret Liotta
A voter casts his ballot at District 6 polls in the Westport Library.

WESTPORT — Voting got underway at 6 a.m. Tuesday at the town’s five local polling stations, with contests on the ballot for federal and state offices, as well as a constitutional question about whether to permit early voting in Connecticut.

Here’s a gallery of scenes as Westport voters turned out for the 2022 midterms.

Assistant Registrar Nancy Saipe, left, and moderator Stacey Goodwin oversee polls at the Westport Library.
William Hamer casts his ballot at Town Hall after registering to vote Tuesday.
People are invited to vote at Town Hall today if they still had not registered to vote previously.
Outside the District 3 polls at Long Lots School, Jonathan Steinberg, above, the incumbent Democratic state representative seeking re-election in the 136th District, greeted voters. In photo below, young supporters of Alma Sarelli, his Republican opponent, turned out for their candidate.
Pamela Joseph helps a voter to get registered at Town Hall.
Signs of the times greet voters outside the District 6 polls at the Westport Library.
Trending style for Nov. 8.
Volunteer Craig Patton welcomes people to same-day voter registration at Town Hall on Tuesday afternoon.
Some info for voters at Town Hall.

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