Windsor special election results remain unknown
WINDSOR — Windsor town officials aren’t providing a preliminary tally of the votes from Tuesday’s special election that will determine the fate of so-called “backlots” north of Main Street.
Instead, the town posted on its website that town hall hours will be expanded through Feb. 1 to permit people more time to “cure” their ballots.
Ballot curing is the process of fixing technical errors “related to the ballot security measure that verifies a voter’s identity,” the website said.
The ballot initiative came about as a result of discussions in the community about development of a three-block area north of the businesses on Main…
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