WOODBRIDGE, CT — Democrats carried every contested race on Woodbridge's ballot in Tuesday's election, the town's unofficial totals show, with Gov. Ned Lamont taking the town 2,654 to 1,395 over Republican Ryan Fazio.
Patch posted Woodbridge's totals Wednesday. The figures below count Woodbridge voters only and add each candidate's party lines together.
State and Federal Races
- Governor: Lamont 2,654; Fazio 1,395
- U.S. House, 3rd District: U.S. Rep. Rosa DeLauro 2,589; Republican Christopher Lancia 1,298; Independent Thomas Egan 115
- Attorney general: William Tong 2,714; John Bolton 1,280
- Secretary of the state: Stephanie Thomas 2,714; Peter Lumaj 1,285
- Treasurer: Erick Russell 2,546; Fred Wilms 1,441
- Comptroller: Sean Scanlon 2,667; Jennifer Tooker 1,316
Legislative Races
- 17th state Senate: Sen. Jorge Cabrera 2,224; Republican John-Paul Dorais 1,493. Across the seven-town district, with all 31 precincts reporting, Cabrera won 20,758 to 12,817, or 61.83%, the Valley Independent Sentinel reported from the secretary of the state's figures.
- 114th state House: Democrat Mary Welander 2,608; Republican Brooke Hopkins 1,403. With all six precincts in, Welander won the district 5,974 to 3,843, the Sentinel reported.
- 14th state Senate: Woodbridge's small share of the district went to Democrat James Maroney, 419 votes to Republican Owen Weaver's 237.