Greenwich Municipal Election

Tuesday, November 4, 2025

 

 

 

 

CHECK YOUR VOTER REGISTRATION

Check your status to make sure you’re registered to vote in Greenwich.

Register to vote online by Friday, October 17.

Note: Only US citizens are typically eligible to vote

 

MARK YOUR CALENDAR

Election Day is Tuesday, November 4. Polls are open 6am-8pm.

Bring your children! Treats are often available outside.

 

MAKE A PLAN TO VOTE

Can't get to the polls on Election Day? Vote early at Town Hall any day between October 20–November 2.

Alternatively, you can request an absentee ballot.

 

GET INFORMED

Connect with community members who are knowledgeable about Greenwich town government.

Bring a list of candidates you plan to vote for into the voting booth.

 

TELL A FRIEND

Everything is better with a buddy! Make a plan to go together!

Talk to friends and neighbors who share your priorities & values.

 

 

Local elections have the greatest impact on our public schools, particularly how these schools are managed and funded.

 

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*This year's ballot includes 6 Democrats + 6 Republicans + 1 Independent. Twelve of these candidates will be elected to the BET.

  

 

DISTRICT 5 SAMPLE BALLOT

(with helpful notes) – COMING SOON!

 

 

 

Why the BET Race is so Important

The BET is considered the most powerful branch of Town government, with near total control of the Town’s budget. Its decisions will impact the scope and timing of the Riverside School renovation project.

 

Voters choose who controls the BET. Though the board is usually split evenly between Democrats and Republicans, the party with more total votes in the BET election earns the (powerful) extra tie-breaking vote—and with it, control of the Town’s finances. Thus, it’s important to vote for ALL candidates from the party you choose to support.

 

 

 

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Riverside School is slated for a major building renovation project. Design work is imminent, with construction anticipated to begin during the 2027-28 school year.

 

The scope of the project includes:

- Critical accessibility, safety & security upgrades

- A comprehensive renovation that brings the building into the 21st century

- A 12,000 sq ft two-story addition at the rear of the building

 

The estimated $40+ million of work on the building cannot happen until it gets funded by the Town—a decision that is expected to be made by the individuals elected this November.

 

Support from local elected officials will be critical to getting this once-in-a-generation project funded.

 

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Other Helpful Resources

 

The Greenwich chapter of a national non-partisan / non-political organization that encourages informed and active participation in government. Check out their 2025 Municipal Election Voter Guide and join their mailing list.

 

Candidate Debates Hosted by LWV Greenwich:

Board of Selectmen (recording) – September 29

Board of Education – October 6 from 7-9pm (register to attend or livestream)

Board of Estimate & Taxation – October 9 from 7-9pm (register to attend or livestream)

 

 

Local Publications:

            

 

 

Local Political Parties:

       

 

Past Election Results:

Since 2019

Before 2019

 

 

Please note that the Riverside School PTA does not recommend specific parties or candidates. The PTA’s mission is to provide resources to ensure that eligible voters within our parent community are engaged & informed before heading to the polls.