Here's How Bethel Residents Voted In 2018 Midterm

BETHEL, CT — Here are unofficial election results for each federal, state and local races in town. The vote totals come from the Secretary of State's Office and reflect vote totals as of Wednesday morning.

See related:
CT Governor Election Result 2018
CT Congressional Election Results
Bethel Election Results 2018: Local Winners Announced

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This is how Bethel residents voted on election day. (Note some candidates were listed on the ballot more than once under different parties and we've included all of those results.)

Governor's Race

Democratic Party: Ned Lamont and Susan Bysiewicz 3,949 or 45.57%
Republican Party: Bob Stefanowski and Joe Markley 4,166 or 48.07%
Working Families Party: Ned Lamont and Susan Bysiewicz 147 or 1.70%
Independent Party: Bob Stefanowski and Joe Markley 211 or 2.43%
Libertarian Party: Rodney Hanscomb and Jeffrey Thibeault or 41 or 0.47%
Amigo Constitution Liberty Party: Mark Stewart Greenstein and John Demitrus 6 or 0.07%
Griebel Frank for CT Party: Oz Griebel and Monte E Frank 146 or 1.68%
Write In Lee Whitnum and Jacey Wyatt: 0 or 0.00%

U.S. Senate Race

Democratic Party: Christopher S Murphy 4,541 or 52.80%
Republican Party: Matthew Corey 3,727 or 43.34%
Working Families: Party Christopher S Murphy 245 or 2.85%
Libertarian Party: Richard Lion 45 or 0.52%
Green Party: Jeff Russell 42 or 0.49%
Write In: Fred Linck 0 or 0.00%
Write In: Kristi L Talmadge 0 or 0.00%

U.S. Congressional Race

Democratic Party: Jahana Hayes 4,469 or 52.47%
Republican Party: Manny Santos 3,640 or 42.74%
Working Families Party: Jahana Hayes 234 or 2.75%
Independent Party: Manny Santos 174 or 2.04%
Write In: John Pistone 0 or 0.00%

Local State Senate Race District 24

Democratic Party: Julie Kushner 1,037 or 44.60%
Republican Party: Michael A McLachlan or 1,183 50.88%
Working Families Party: Julie Kushner 59 or 2.54%
Independent Party: Michael A McLachlan 46 or 1.98

Local State Senate Race District 26

Democratic Party: Will Haskell 3,012 or 48.60%
Republican Party: Toni Boucher 3,001 or 48.43%
Independent Party: Toni Boucher 184 or 2.97%

Local State Rep. Race - District 2

Democratic Party: Raghib Allie-Brennan 2,704 or 48.95%
Republican Party: William Duff 2,525 or 45.71%
Working Families Party: Raghib Allie-Brennan 161 or 2.91%
Independent Party: William Duff 134 or 2.43%

Local State Rep. Race - District 107

Democratic Party: Daniel Pearson 1,471 or 48.58%
Republican Party: Stephen G Harding 1,472 or 48.61%
Independent Party: Stephen G Harding 85 or 2.81%

Probate Judge Race

Republican Party: Daniel W O'Grady 5,892 or 100.00%

Registrar of Voters Race

Democratic Party: Nancy J. Ryan 4,487 or 54.06%
Republican Party: Timothy R. Beeble 3,813 or 45.94%

Secretary of State Race

Democratic Party: Denise W Merrill 4,136 or 48.76%
Republican Party: Susan Chapman 3,848 or 45.36%
Working Families Party: Denise W Merrill 173 or 2.04%
Independent Party: Susan Chapman 191 or 2.25%
Libertarian Party: Heather Lynn Sylvestre Gwynn 61 or 0.72%
Green Party: S Michael DeRosa 74 or 0.87%

State Treasurer

Democratic Party: Shawn Wooden 4,109 or 48.90%
Republican Party: Thad Gray 3,833 or 45.61%
Working Families Party: Shawn Wooden 185 or 2.20%
Independent Party: Thad Gray 192 or 2.28%
Libertarian Party: Jesse Brohinsky 84 or 1.00%
Write In: W. Michael Downes 0 or 0.00%

State Comptroller

Democratic Party: Kevin Lembo 4,088 or 48.74%
Republican Party: Kurt Miller 3,816 or 45.49%
Working Families Party: Kevin Lembo 169 or 2.01%
Independent Party: Kurt Miller 178 or 2.12%
Libertarian Party: Paul Passarelli 75 or 0.89%
Green Party: Edward G Heflin 62 or 0.74%

State Attorney General

Democratic Party: William Tong 4,015 or 47.35%
Republican Party: Sue Hatfield 4,004 or 47.22%
Working Families Party: William Tong 164 or 1.93%
Independent Party: Sue Hatfield 221 or 2.61%
Green Party: Peter D Goselin 76 or 0.90%