WALLINGFORD, CT — Wallingford voters will choose a governor, a U.S. House member, state senators and state representatives Tuesday, Nov. 3. Patch published its candidate guide for the races on Oct. 28, listing candidates and party endorsements.
Who Is on the Wallingford Ballot
The guide lists the governor and lieutenant governor candidates: Democrats Ned Lamont and Susan Bysiewicz, and Republicans Ryan Fazio and Matt Corey. Lamont and Bysiewicz also carry the Working Families Party line, while Fazio and Corey have the Independent Party endorsement.
For Congress, the guide lists Democrat Rosa L. DeLauro, Republican Christopher Lancia and Independent Party candidate Thomas Egan. In the 34th state Senate district, Democrat Brandi Mandato faces Republican Paul Cicarella, who also has the Independent Party endorsement.
In the 85th District, Democrat Sam Carmody faces Republican Tom Laffin. In the 90th District, Democrat David J. Fritz faces Republican Craig C. Fishbein. Democrat Liz Linehan, who is also endorsed by the Independent Party, faces Republican Jeff Weiss in the 103rd District.
For statewide offices, Democrat Stephanie Thomas is running for secretary of the state against Republican Peter Lumaj. Democrat Erick Russell faces Republican Fred Wilms for treasurer. Democrat Sean Scanlon and Republican Jennifer S. Tooker are competing for comptroller, while Democrat William Tong faces Republican John Bolton for attorney general.
Republican Patrick M. Birney is unopposed for judge of probate. Democrat Karen Eggleson and Republican Joan Ives-Parisi are running for registrar of voters.