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The office of State Comptroller is responsible for providing accounting and financial services, administering employee and retiree benefits and preparing financial reports for state, federal and municipal governments as well as for the public. The Office was first established by the Connecticut Constitution in 1786. Responsibilities have been expanded over the years by the General Assembly. The statutory responsibilities are found in Connecticut General Statutes Secs. 3-111 through 3-123. 2026 changes made by the General Assembly can be found here. The State Comptroller is elected by all voters statewide to a four year term. Additional information about the Office of the State Comptroller can be found on the website: About Us************************************************************************************************************A sample ballot of the races and candidates you will see on the General Election ballot is posted on the Secretary of State’s website prior to the start of Early Voting on October 19. You can use this link to keep checking: https://portal.ct.gov/sots/election-services/town-ballots/2026-november-town-election-ballots