Plainfield Democratic Town Committee

We are the local branch of the Connecticut Democratic Party. We focus on electing candidates who support responsible government, local services, and community involvement — right here in Plainfield.

Election Day is Tuesday, November 3, 2026

The dates every Plainfield voter needs. Same Day Registration is available during early voting and on Election Day.

October 2Absentee ballots go out
October 16Deadline to register online or by mail
October 19 – November 1Early voting
November 3Election Day, polls 6 a.m. to 8 p.m.

About PDTC

The Plainfield Democratic Town Committee is the official local arm of the Connecticut Democratic Party, serving residents across the four villages of Central Village, Moosup, Plainfield, and Wauregan. We run voter registration efforts, support campaigns, and hold meetings where residents can speak directly with candidates.

Our work is grounded in civic participation and making sure Plainfield is well represented at every level. Explore our resources below or contact us directly to get involved.

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Democratic candidates on the 2026 ballot in Plainfield, Connecticut

2026 Candidates

Plainfield sits in three state legislative districts. Meet the Democratic candidates on the ballot for those seats on November 3, 2026.

Meet the Candidates
Plainfield Connecticut Town Hall

Resources Hub

One-stop access to voter registration, town government departments, party rules, and civic engagement opportunities for Plainfield residents.

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Plainfield Democratic Town Committee leadership

Meet Our Leaders

Get to know the officers and volunteers who guide the Plainfield Democratic Town Committee and represent local Democrats in our community.

Meet the Team
Plainfield community at a Democratic town committee meeting

Upcoming Events

See when our next town committee meeting, candidate forum, voter outreach event, or community gathering is happening in Plainfield.

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Plainfield residents at a public hearing on the proposed waste-to-energy plant

The Proposed Trash PlantExternal site

SMART Technology Systems has applied to the state to build a waste-to-energy gasification plant off Routes 12 and 14. Plainfield Trash Facts is an independent, resident-run site that tracks the proposal against the public record. It is not run by the Plainfield Democratic Town Committee.

plainfieldtrashplant.org

Recent Media and Video

The Plainfield Democratic Town Committee records public meetings and hearings and posts them to our YouTube channel, so residents who cannot attend in person can still watch what was said and how their officials voted.

Board of Selectmen, February 9, 2026

Our most recent recording is the full Board of Selectmen meeting of February 9, 2026, posted unedited and in its entirety.

Watching a meeting end to end is the clearest way to see how decisions in Plainfield actually get made. Our full archive of town meetings, hearings and candidate coverage is on the channel.

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Get Involved

Volunteer and Make a Difference

The Plainfield Democratic Town Committee is always looking for engaged, committed residents who want to make a difference in our community. Whether you are interested in volunteering, supporting local campaigns, or stepping forward to run for public office, your voice and leadership matter.

Plainfield thrives when more people take an active role in civic life. If you are ready to contribute your time and ideas, we are here to help you take the next step.