Town Election Results

Listed below are the vote totals for the candidates and questions on the November 2 election ballot. Asterisks indicate winners of the election.

Not all top vote getters won the election. Minority political party representation limits the maximum number of members in a board or commission belonging to the same political party not to exceed two thirds.

First Selectman: Melissa Mack (D) 1928, *Colin Moll (R) 2016

Board of Selectmen: *Mel Chafetz (D) 1815, *Pete Hill (D) 1848, Liz Warren (D) 1800, *Kathie Harrington (R) 2343, Tracy Hespelt (R) 2170, *Jerry Mahoney (R) 2172

Board of Finance: Kacy Colston (D) 1781, *Brian Kost (R) 2370, *Ryan Anderson (R) 2483, *Michael Haines (R) 2327

Board of Finance Alternate: *Tom Frenaye (D) 2016, *J. Michael Stevens (R) 2305, *Mark Sinopoli (R) 2255

Board of Education: Suzanne Richardson-White (D) 1480, *Susan Mercik Davis (D) 1957, Debra Dudack (D) 1857, *Terry Antrom (R) 2387, *Maureen Sattan (R) 2344, *Tracy Cloyd (R) 2029,

Board of Assessment Appeals: *Krystal Holmes (D) 2040, *Ryan Walters (R) 2511

Planning and Zoning Commission: Jeffrey Girard (D) 1635, *Erin Golembiewski (D) 1863, *Mark Winne (R) 2369, *Leon Litvak (R) 2109

Planning and Zoning Commission Alternate: Marty Deren (D) 1449, *Christine Sinopoli (R) 1939

Police Commission: *Jason Trombly (D) 1928, *Kristina Hallett (D) 1848, Nathan Prusi (D) 1627, *Terrence Plakias (R) 2332

Fire Commission: Kristina Hallett (D) 1532, Aysha Moore-Manwaring (D) 1464. *Vic Mathieu (R) 2138, *Peter Yeskey (R) 2113, *Jack Bucior (R) 2128

Water Pollution Control Authority: *Roger Ives (D) 1760, Victor Roy (D) 1679, *Daniel Holmes (D) 1852, *Janet Davis (R) 2250

Question #1: *Yes 2063, No 1409
Question #2: Yes 1260, *No 2303
Question #3: Yes 1546, *No 1908
Question #4: *Yes 1796, No 1699
Question #5: Yes 1553, *No 2031
Question #6: *Yes 1943, No 1684
Question #7: *Yes 1977, No 1577
Question #8: Yes 1621, *No 1956
Question #9: Yes 1635, *No 1802
Question #10: *Yes 1881, No 1684
Question #11: Yes 1251, *No 2229
Question #12: *Yes 2326, No 1217
Question #13: Yes 1589, *No 1964
Question #14: *Yes 1810, No 1604

A close vote recanvass was held November 6 for the contest of Board of Selectmen. The recanvass resulted in a one vote difference for five of the candidates. Chafetz’s 1816 vote count changed to 1815, Hill’s changed from 1847 to 1848, Warren’s changed from 1799 to 1800, Harrington’s 2342 changed to 2343, Mahoney’s changed from 2171 to 2172 and Hespelt’s 2170 did not change. The changes did not affect the outcome of the election.

Out of 9890 eligible voters 4,091 voted, 41 percent. Out of the 4,091 ballots 509 were absentee ballots, 13 were Election Day registration ballots and 3,569 were polling place ballots.