Government/Town
Primary Results
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Two Senatorial primaries were held in Suffield on August 13.
The Suffield Observer (https://thesuffieldobserver.com/author/darlene-burrell/page/2/)
A Democrat and/or Republican Presidential Preference Primary will be held on April 2.
Suffield’s Municipal Election was held on November 7. There were 9,811 eligible voters and 3,868 of them came out to vote for their town officials. * designates the winners. Votes Received
First Selectman *Colin Moll (R) 2,472 Ricardo Lasa Sotil (U) 971
Selectmen*Mel Chafetz (D) 1,930Melissa Silva (D) 1,743*Pete Hill (D) 1,998*Kathie Harrington (R) 2,282*Jerry Mahoney (R) 2,012
Town Clerk *Kathy Dunai (D) 2,636
Town Treasurer *Kacy Colston (D) 2,406
Tax Collector *Jill Schectman (R) 2,792
Board of Finance Tom Frenaye (D) 1,755 *Chris Childs (D) 1,895 *Eric Harrington (R) 2,247 *Mark Sinopoli (R) 2,003
Board of Finance (Vac) *Ann Huntington Michelson (D) 2,359
Board of Finance (Alt) Jim Irwin (D) 1,959 *Mark Englander (R) 2,027 *Arthur Christian II (R) 1,992
Board of Education *Brian Fry (D) 1,865 Dustin Rose (D) 1,727 *Debra Bogstie Dudak (D) 1,879 *Glenn Gazdik (R) 2,020 *Joshua Barrows (R) 1,989 *Melissa Finnigan (R) 2,350
Board of Education (vac)*James Mol (D) 2,100
Board of Assessment AppealsJerry LaPlante (D) 1,682*Edward G. McAnaney (R) 1,947
Planning & Zoning *Ginny Bromage (D) 2,061 *Brian Dunn (R) 2,212 *Christine Sinopoli (R) 2,196
Planning & Zoning (Alt) *Jeff Girard (D) 1,903 *Geoffrey Kaplan (R) 2,223
Police Commission Angelo DiMaurao Jr (D) 1,756 *Michael Siegel (R) 2,034 *Joseph Blake (R) 2,110 *Tony Greco (R) 1,994
Fire Commission *Nathan Kirk Prusi (D) 1,849 *Jay Caron (D) 1,934 *Paul D. Christian (R) 2,260
Water Pollution Control Authority *Todd Mervosh (D) 1,951 *Travis Watroba (R) 2,212 *John P. Murphy (R) 2,172 *Frank Bauchiero Jr (R) 2,097
Suffield’s Municipal Election will be held on Tuesday, November 7 from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. in the Middle School Gymnasium, 350 Mountain Road.
Suffield will be holding a Municipal Election on Tuesday, November 7 from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m.
June 12 is the last day for an enrolled elector to transfer from one political party to another.
Connecticut has a Voter Registry Privacy Program (VRPP) which serves to protect individuals and families who fear for their life or safety by restricting the disclosure of their name and address from the official voter registry of Connecticut.