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1874 Oct 5 :: State of Connecticut :: Question 1 :: Constitutional AmendmentThe House of Representatives shall consist of electors residing in towns from which they are elected. Every town which now contains, or hereafter shall contain a population of five thousand, shall be entitled to send two representatives, and every other one shall be entitled to its present representation in the general assembly. The population of each town shall be determined by the numeration made under the authority of the census of the United States, next before the election of representatives is held.

City/Town	Yes	No	Total Votes Cast
Totals	33,300	4,586	37,886
Andover	37	28	65
Ashford	36	12	48
Avon	49	26	75
Barkhamsted	131	6	137
Beacon Falls	39	5	44
Berlin	232	7	239
Bethany	5	27	32
Bethel	122	45	167
Bethlehem	45	9	54
Bloomfield	70	23	93
Bolton	28	2	30
Bozrah	42	43	85
Branford	245	11	256
Bridgeport	1,206	73	1,279
Bridgewater	16	7	23
Bristol	485	15	500
Brookfield	21	60	81
Brooklyn	74	0	74
Burlington	14	16	30
Canaan	97	28	125
Canterbury	77	22	99
Canton	101	32	133
Chaplin	63	4	67
Chatham	88	44	132
Cheshire	366	3	369
Chester	19	58	77
Clinton	6	54	60
Colchester	60	65	125
Colebrook	57	7	64
Columbia	0	0	0
Cornwall	63	24	87
Coventry	126	15	141
Cromwell	141	12	153
Danbury	500	9	509
Darien	154	9	163
Derby	935	27	962
Durham	0	0	0
E. Granby	58	35	93
E. Haddam	36	84	120
E. Hartford	150	2	152
E. Haven	295	2	297
E. Lyme	28	38	66
E. Windsor	255	4	259
Eastford	84	17	101
Easton	22	42	64
Ellington	65	10	75
Enfield	253	3	256
Essex	126	25	151
Fairfield	353	8	361
Farmington	166	13	179
Franklin	25	26	51
Glastonbury	243	1	244
Goshen	35	18	53
Granby	102	128	230
Greenwich	232	4	236
Griswold	139	40	179
Groton	237	46	283
Guilford	158	16	174
Haddam	92	42	134
Hamden	56	16	72
Hampton	0	0	0
Hartford	2,752	140	2,892
Hartland	3	66	69
Harwinton	41	4	45
Hebron	45	85	130
Huntington	137	33	170
Kent	31	8	39
Killingly	229	7	236
Killingworth	8	39	47
Lebanon	33	59	92
Ledyard	14	94	108
Lisbon	6	18	24
Litchfield	96	52	148
Lyme	23	13	36
Madison	91	42	133
Manchester	175	0	175
Mansfield	87	4	91
Marlborough	8	51	59
Meriden	1,527	6	1,533
Middlebury	10	3	13
Middlefield	73	1	74
Middletown	902	9	911
Milford	327	5	332
Monroe	52	56	108
Montville	6	54	60
Morris	54	31	85
Naugatuck	259	18	277
New Britain	1,065	6	1,071
New Canaan	200	80	280
New Fairfield	67	0	67
New Hartford	138	33	171
New Haven	4,211	191	4,402
New London	294	10	304
New Milford	278	43	321
Newington	67	5	72
Newtown	128	4	132
Norfolk	75	9	84
N. Branford	32	3	35
N. Canaan	103	10	113
N. Haven	10	57	67
N. Stonington	58	162	220
Norwalk	761	17	778
Norwich	1,149	40	1,189
Old Lyme	56	16	72
Old Saybrook	33	18	51
Orange	103	15	118
Oxford	114	20	134
Plainfield	295	3	298
Plainville	131	12	143
Plymouth	287	16	303
Pomfret	65	0	65
Portland	138	14	152
Preston	98	37	135
Prospect	2	2	4
Putnam	346	0	346
Redding	29	24	53
Ridgefield	100	3	103
Rocky Hill	32	35	67
Roxbury	16	30	46
Salem	3	26	29
Salisbury	76	165	241
Saybrook	45	53	98
Scotland	34	12	46
Seymour	91	78	169
Sharon	90	68	158
Sherman	0	0	0
Simsbury	84	66	150
Somers	125	0	125
S. Windsor	126	13	139
Southbury	0	0	0
Southington	344	21	365
Sprague	83	21	104
Stafford	305	6	311
Stamford	391	35	426
Sterling	18	18	36
Stonington	363	9	372
Stratford	208	59	267
Suffield	444	8	452
Thompson	138	3	141
Tolland	36	92	128
Torrington	204	4	208
Trumbull	87	80	167
Union	52	1	53
Vernon	713	0	713
Voluntown	67	1	68
Wallingford	298	4	302
Warren	25	33	58
Washington	161	21	182
Waterbury	670	13	683
Waterford	53	11	64
Watertown	0	0	0
W. Hartford	20	77	97
Westbrook	11	36	47
Weston	27	28	55
Westport	131	11	142
Wethersfield	67	34	101
Willington	33	81	114
Wilton	63	35	98
Winchester	259	13	272
Windham	276	4	280
Windsor	145	7	152
Windsor Locks	153	4	157
Wolcott	36	5	41
Woodbridge	18	14	32
Woodbury	177	22	199
Woodstock	120	33	153
Totals	33,300	4,586	37,886

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