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City/Town	Yes	No	Total Votes Cast
Totals	33,671	39,733	73,404
Andover	34	41	75
Ansonia	141	89	230
Ashford	42	34	76
Avon	71	89	160
Barkhamsted	36	20	56
Beacon Falls	51	53	104
Berlin	50	72	122
Bethany	21	23	44
Bethel	110	43	153
Bethlehem	46	17	63
Bloomfield	137	271	408
Bolton	72	72	144
Bozrah	11	15	26
Branford	493	246	739
Bridgeport	2,549	2,978	5,527
Bridgewater	54	22	76
Bristol	1,543	896	2,439
Brookfield	50	32	82
Brooklyn	81	40	121
Burlington	52	46	98
Canaan	17	31	48
Canterbury	53	36	89
Canton	103	133	236
Chaplin	21	26	47
Cheshire	162	77	239
Chester	99	46	145
Clinton	80	28	108
Colchester	66	60	126
Colebrook	22	13	35
Columbia	35	63	98
Cornwall	42	20	62
Coventry	153	139	292
Cromwell	62	50	112
Danbury	278	126	404
Darien	218	88	306
Derby	285	272	557
Durham	40	39	79
E. Granby	29	45	74
E. Haddam	129	78	207
E. Hampton	153	75	228
E. Hartford	506	403	909
E. Haven	175	147	322
E. Lyme	65	30	95
E. Windsor	42	61	103
Eastford	6	37	43
Easton	121	54	175
Ellington	34	60	94
Enfield	153	94	247
Essex	168	75	243
Fairfield	1,165	311	1,476
Farmington	334	169	503
Franklin	12	24	36
Glastonbury	154	187	341
Goshen	21	15	36
Granby	74	108	182
Greenwich	560	174	734
Griswold	100	62	162
Groton	110	78	188
Guilford	146	82	228
Haddam	160	101	261
Hamden	248	334	582
Hampton	10	33	43
Hartford	1,636	9,998	11,634
Hartland	20	37	57
Harwinton	41	32	73
Hebron	34	56	90
Kent	35	36	71
Killingly	161	116	277
Killingworth	28	15	43
Lebanon	56	67	123
Ledyard	23	18	41
Lisbon	47	28	75
Litchfield	501	152	653
Lyme	37	17	54
Madison	91	30	121
Manchester	587	739	1,326
Mansfield	71	112	183
Marlborough	42	30	72
Meriden	582	742	1,324
Middlebury	84	47	131
Middlefield	50	13	63
Middletown	108	82	190
Milford	375	214	589
Monroe	79	83	162
Montville	39	18	57
Morris	41	35	76
Naugatuck	144	98	242
New Britain	540	1,776	2,316
New Canaan	231	280	511
New Fairfield	60	9	69
New Hartford	36	27	63
New Haven	1,324	6,000	7,324
New London	754	301	1,055
New Milford	104	73	177
Newington	62	78	140
Newtown	311	147	458
Norfolk	86	87	173
N. Branford	90	59	149
N. Canaan	102	69	171
N. Haven	107	51	158
N. Stonington	40	23	63
Norwalk	1,085	818	1,903
Norwich	298	372	670
Old Lyme	138	52	190
Old Saybrook	54	50	104
Orange	120	51	171
Oxford	30	30	60
Plainfield	340	122	462
Plainville	92	46	138
Plymouth	160	56	216
Pomfret	30	17	47
Portland	39	25	64
Preston	12	18	30
Prospect	37	25	62
Putnam	223	102	325
Redding	149	70	219
Ridgefield	144	50	194
Rocky Hill	131	145	276
Roxbury	42	23	65
Salem	30	12	42
Salisbury	180	52	232
Saybrook	107	58	165
Scotland	18	27	45
Seymour	83	48	131
Sharon	32	11	43
Shelton	264	123	387
Sherman	119	14	133
Simsbury	112	39	151
Somers	48	67	115
S. Windsor	160	123	283
Southbury	69	56	125
Southington	58	42	100
Sprague	44	35	79
Stafford	139	154	293
Stamford	1,577	642	2,219
Sterling	57	43	100
Stonington	187	146	333
Stratford	556	450	1,006
Suffield	104	81	185
Thomaston	74	59	133
Thompson	222	108	330
Tolland	42	59	101
Torrington	1,142	604	1,746
Trumbull	475	105	580
Union	17	15	32
Vernon	85	102	187
Voluntown	35	10	45
Wallingford	77	103	180
Warren	43	29	72
Washington	81	81	162
Waterbury	828	631	1,459
Waterford	275	60	335
Watertown	194	87	281
W. Hartford	776	917	1,693
W. Haven	124	193	317
Westbrook	39	24	63
Weston	41	29	70
Westport	181	37	218
Wethersfield	183	222	405
Willington	21	42	63
Wilton	151	70	221
Winchester	152	129	281
Windham	75	77	152
Windsor	143	360	503
Windsor Locks	99	143	242
Wolcott	26	13	39
Woodbridge	61	23	84
Woodbury	67	66	133
Woodstock	60	62	122
Totals	33,671	39,733	73,404

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1946 Nov 5 :: State of Connecticut :: Constitutional AmendmentThe general assembly shall convene annually on the first Wednesday after the first Monday in January and shall adjourn sine die not later than the Wednesday after the second Monday in April.

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1946 Nov 5 :: State of Connecticut :: Constitutional AmendmentThe general assembly shall convene annually on the first Wednesday after the first Monday in January and shall adjourn sine die not later than the Wednesday after the second Monday in April.

1946 Nov 5 :: State of Connecticut :: Constitutional AmendmentThe general assembly shall convene annually on the first Wednesday after the first Monday in January and shall adjourn sine die not later than the Wednesday after the second Monday in April.