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Connecticut’s state payroll paid $3.4 million in gross pay through Elections Enforcement in 2025, according to the Connecticut State Comptroller.

Paid under this name in 14 calendar years, 2010 to 2026. 38 employment records were paid through it in 2025.

Every year it was paid under this name

Connecticut's state payroll paid $3.4 million in 2025, against $3.8 million in 2010, in each year's dollars through Elections Enforcement

The gross pay on every check the Comptroller published under the agency's name for each calendar year, summed. The open year is not drawn.

The open year is not drawn. Not adjusted for inflation: a dollar in the first year bought more than a dollar in the last, and this chart does not say how much more.

Source: The Connecticut State Comptroller

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The figures

Connecticut's state payroll paid $3.4 million in 2025, against $3.8 million in 2010, in each year's dollars through Elections Enforcement. The gross pay on every check the Comptroller published under the agency's name for each calendar year, summed. The open year is not drawn.
YearGross pay
2010$3.8 million
2011$3.4 million
2012$1.4 million
2016$1.5 million
2017$2.9 million
2018$3.0 million
2019$3.0 million
2020$3.1 million
2021$3.1 million
2022$3.4 million
2023$3.0 million
2024$3.2 million
2025$3.4 million
2026 (part)$3.1 million

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What Connecticut's state payroll paid through Elections Enforcement, in each calendar year
YearGross payOvertime
2026 (part)$3.1 million$30,167
2025$3.4 million$3,744
2024$3.2 million$19,440
2023$3.0 million$2,979
2022$3.4 million$14,889
2021$3.1 million$1,128
2020$3.1 million$32,498
2019$3.0 million$2,245
2018$3.0 million$28,397
2017$2.9 million$1,250
2016$1.5 million$2,360
2012$1.4 million$1,275
2011$3.4 million$4,254
2010$3.8 million$43,294

2026 holds the checks dated to 15 October 2026, as the Comptroller had published them on 13 October 2026. The newest year is open, and no change is set against it.

Every title it paid

The job titles Elections Enforcement paid, with the newest year it paid each
TitleNewest yearNames that year
AccountsExaminer2026 (part)7
ElectionsOfficer2026 (part)5
LegalInvestigator2026 (part)4
Staff Attorney 22026 (part)4
StaffAttorney32026 (part)4
CtCarTrne(A&R)2026 (part)2
Fiscal/AdministrativeOfficer2026 (part)2
IT Analyst 32026 (part)2
AdministrativeAssistant2026 (part)1
AssociateAccountsExaminer2026 (part)1
Fscl/AdmSupv2026 (part)1
InformationTechnologyManager12026 (part)1
IT Analyst 22026 (part)1
AccountingCareersTrainee20252
AssocFscl/AdminOfcr20251
TemporaryWorker(Retiree)20251
Paralegal Specialist20241
OfficeAssistant20231
Secretary120231
Secretary220231
DPTechlAnlyst4RC20191
ParalegalSpecialist1RC20181
AgyInformTechMgr20122
IT Analyst 2 (RC)20121
Fscl/AdminMgr120111
SupervisingAccountsExaminer20111
IT Analyst 1 (RC)20102

Titles as the Comptroller prints them, each linked where ten names or more held it across the State in a year. A title counts printed names, not employment records.

Sources

Compiled automatically from State Employee Payroll Data Calendar Year 2015 through Present by a checked SQL query · Editor: Kian O'Connor · How this site is built

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