While the secretary of state is the formal head of elections, it's the registrars of voters and town clerks in Connecticut who are doing "the day-to-day work of running elections."When Connecticut passed a law in the summer of 2021 restoring the right to vote to many who had returned to their communities from prison, Mr. Rapini criticized the move in part as a failure of priorities - he said it meant officials weren't doing the work to "fix our elections in Connecticut."And there are people like Dominic Rapini, Connecticut's Republican secretary of state nominee, who are running in blue states and unlikely to win.
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