Hamden Election Guide 2012

After months -- some might say years -- of campaigning, it all ends tomorrow when voters head to the polls to elect a president and a host of other offices.

You've heard enough from President Obama and Mitt Romney. But what about Brendan Sharkey, Martin Looney, Michael D'Agostino, Joseph Crisco, Tony Szewczyk, Gary Holder-Winfield, Ned Burt and Matthew Corcoran?

Those are the men running for state and local offices -- state senators and representatives and Hamden Judge of Probate. Over the past several days Hamden Patch has been posting information about the candidates, and you can find it here:

• Brendan Sharkey

• Martin Looney

• Michael D'Agostino

• Joseph Crisco

• Tony Szewczyk

• Gary Holder-Winfield

• Ned Burt

• Matthew Corcoran 

Don't know which district you're in? Click here to look up your street and find out your district number.

Click here to find out which representative or senatorial district you're in.

Click here to view what the ballot will look like.

Polling Locations:

• District One: Miller Library, 2901 Dixwell Ave.

• District Two: Helen St. School, 285 Helen St.

• District Three: Keefe Community Center, 11 Pine St.

• District Four: Spring Glen School, 1908 Whitney Ave.

• District Five: Board of Education Offices, 60 Putnam Ave.

• District Six: Ridge Hill School, 120 Carew Rd.

• District Seven: Dunbar Hill School, 315 Lane St.

• District Eight:  10 Kirk Rd.

• District Nine: West Woods School, 350 West Todd St.

• District Ten: Hamden Middle School, 2623 Dixwell Ave.