Registrar of Voters · Town of Greenwich · Since 2009
No one works harder for Greenwich voters.
Thanks for visiting. I appreciate your visit here to learn more about me and my philosophy. If you are happy with the experience you’ve had with voting in municipal, state and federal elections, I hope you will support me.
Let’s work together to make sure citizens always get the experience they deserve from their government.
6Registrar of VotersVote for one
Republican Party6BFred DeCaro III
Independent Party6DFred DeCaro III
2009Took office as Registrar of Voters
10×Endorsed by the Republican Party
4×Cross-endorsed by the CT Independent Party
2% → 0.5%Rejected absentee ballots, after voter education
60+Languages translated live at polling places
The record
Results, not promises
Innovations and improvements
Technology, common sense and networking that made Greenwich’s elections the envy of Connecticut.
No one works harder
Saving money, improving technology and training poll workers, all in public view.
The $500,000 grant
How a Center for Election Excellence designation and a non-partisan grant became controversial.
Absentee ballot guide
A short video for seniors that cut rejected ballots from 2% to 0.5%.
My thoughts
On elections in Connecticut
In the news
Press
Coverage in the Greenwich Sentinel, Greenwich Free Press, Greenwich Time, Patch, CT Mirror, News 4 New York and more.
All press- October 29, 2026Greenwich Sentinel · Front page, print edition (PDF)An Award-Winning Thank-You Returns to Greenwich Polls ↗
- October 22, 2026Greenwich Free PressEarly Voting at Greenwich Town Hall Is an Opportunity for a Food Drive ↗
- October 20, 2026Connecticut PublicGreenwich voters cast ballots and donate food at the polls ↗
- June 20, 2026Greenwich SentinelEditorial: Well Done ↗
- June 19, 2026Greenwich SentinelPoll Workers Celebrated After National Clearie Awards ↗
- June 17, 2026Greenwich Free PressPoll Workers Celebrated in Style by the Greenwich Registrars of Voters ↗
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Many hands make light work
Host an event, place a lawn sign, or flip an awesome burger. Every two years, I’m grateful for the help.
