[Ref. El. 11-6-1973, eff. 11-6-1973; Ref. El. 11-4-1980; Ref. El. 11-3-1998]
A meeting of the electors of the town of Windsor for the election of the town officers shall be held on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November, 1965, and biennially thereafter. At such meeting there shall be elected nine (9) members of the town council, and three (3) constables, all for terms of two (2) years. On the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November, 1981, there shall be elected by ballot three (3) members of the board of education who shall hold office for terms of two (2) years. At biennial elections thereafter there shall be elected by ballot nine (9) members of the board of education who shall hold office for terms of two (2) years. The term of all elective officers shall commence on the first Monday following election. All officers shall hold office until their successors are elected and qualified, including the transition period created by a change of the time of elections.
[Ref. El. 11-4-1980]
The foregoing officers shall be nominated and elected as provided for the nomination and election of town officers by the general statutes of the state, provided:
(a) 
Where two (2) or more persons are to be elected to any office, if the number of officers to be elected to the same office for the same term is even, no political party shall nominate more than one-half (1/2) of the number, and if the number to be elected to the same office for the same term is odd, no political party shall nominate more than a majority of the number;
(b) 
Where two (2) or more persons are to be elected to any office, if the number of officers to be elected to the same office for the same term is even, no person shall vote for more than one-half (1/2) of the number, and if the number to be elected to the same office for the same term is odd, no person shall vote for more than a bare majority of the number.
[Ref. El. 11-3-1998]
No person shall be eligible for any elective office who is not at the time of the election a resident elector of the town.
[Ref. El. 11-3-1998]
The number and boundaries of voting districts shall be determined by ordinance of the town council. The council shall provide suitable polling places in each district. The registrars of voters shall keep separate lists of the electors as required by law and shall appoint for each district a moderator in accordance with the general statutes, and shall designate the moderator of the first district to be the head moderator for the purpose of declaring the results of elections in the whole town. The town clerk, registrars of voters and all other officers of the town shall perform the duties required of them by law with respect to elections in each voting district established in accordance with this section. Voting district lines shall not be drawn so as to conflict with the lines of senate districts as established by the general assembly. No change in the boundaries of voting districts shall be made within (90) days prior to any election.