Hamden Election Results: Democrats Carry Every Contested Race in Town
Unofficial state results for Hamden's federal, state, legislative, probate and registrar races
HAMDEN, CT — Democrats won every contested race on Hamden's Nov. 3 ballot, and Gov. Ned Lamont carried the town 15,913 to 4,871 over Republican Ryan Fazio, according to unofficial results posted by the Secretary of the State's office.
The Hamden counts below combine each candidate's party lines and include Hamden voters only. Several of these districts take in other towns, so the district-wide result follows where it matters.
State and Federal Races
Governor: Lamont 15,913; Fazio 4,871. Lamont won a third term with about 59.5% of the statewide vote.
3rd Congressional District: U.S. Rep. Rosa DeLauro 15,724; Republican Christopher Lancia 4,124; Independent Thomas Egan 580; write-in Andrew Rice 25. DeLauro won a 19th term.
Attorney general: William Tong 16,447; John Bolton 4,024.
Secretary of the state: Stephanie Thomas 16,378; Peter Lumaj 4,069.
Comptroller: Sean Scanlon 16,266; Jennifer S. Tooker 4,067.
Treasurer: Erick Russell 15,808; Fred Wilms 4,580.
State Senate
11th District: Democrat Alphonse Paolillo Jr. 8,093; Rosa Aurelia Pepper-Macias 841. Paolillo won the district, which also covers part of New Haven, 18,760 to 2,149. He succeeds Sen. Martin Looney, who is retiring, the New Haven Independent reported.
17th District: Sen. Jorge Cabrera, a Democrat, 7,690; Republican John-Paul Dorais 2,141. Cabrera won the district 21,484 to 12,869.
91st District: Democrat Laurie Sweet ran unopposed and drew 6,783 votes.
94th District: Democrat Steven Winter ran unopposed and drew 2,035 Hamden votes.
103rd District: Democrat Liz Linehan 1,163; Republican Jeff Weiss 597. Linehan won the district, which also covers Cheshire and Wallingford, 7,019 to 4,050.
114th District: Democrat Mary Welander 542; Republican Brooke Hopkins 150. Welander won the district 6,180 to 3,910.
Probate and Registrar
Judge of probate: Democrat Michael Dolan ran unopposed and drew 16,654 Hamden votes.
Registrar of voters: Democrat Jacqueline James-Boyd 15,623; Republican Laura E. Santino 4,321.
What Comes Next
The results stay unofficial until the state certifies them. Wallingford, which shares the 103rd District with Hamden, is recounting its Election Day ballots Friday after running short of ballots; Linehan leads the district by nearly 3,000 votes.
Residents with questions about Hamden's count can contact the Town Clerk at the Hamden Government Center, 2750 Dixwell Avenue.
