Darien Election Results 2020: Vote Totals For Every Race

DARIEN, CT — The votes are still being counted in many places across the country, but fortunately in Connecticut and in Darien the votes have all been counted.

On Election Day, Joe Biden received 935,534 votes in Connecticut compared to 657,863 for Donald Trump, according to the Secretary of State's Office.

In Connecticut's 5 congressional districts the projected winners are all the incumbent Democrats: John Larson, Joe Courtney, Rosa L. DeLauro, Jim Himes, and Jahana Hayes. DeLauro and Hayes had the two strongest challenges as DeLauro won by about 40,000 votes or 14 percentage points, and Hayes won by about 10 percentage points or 30,000 votes.

Here is how Darien residents voted in the key races, projected winners in bold (the results have been updated to reflect mail-in/absentee ballots):

(Editor's note: In some races, a candidate may have lost in Darien but is projected to have won the overall vote. In those cases the projected ultimate winner has an *)

President/Vice President
Joe Biden/Kamala Harris (Democrat); 7,876
Donald Trump/Mike Pence (Republican) - Incumbent; 4,921
Jo Jorgensen and Chip Cohen (Libertarian); 174
Howie Hawkins and Angela Walker (Green Party); 47

U.S. Congress
U.S. House District 4
Jim Himes (Democrat) - Incumbent; 6,657
Jonathan Riddle (Republican); 6,011
Brian Merlen (Independent); 122

Local State Senate Races
25th Senatorial District
Bob Duff (Democrat) - Incumbent; 3,781*
Ellie Kousidis (Republican); 4,700
Ellie Kousidis (Independent); 188
Bob Duff (Working Families); 78

27th Senatorial District
Carlo Leone (Democrat) - Incumbent; 1,669*
Eva Maldonado (Republican); 2,122
Eva Maldonado (Independent); 127

Local State Representative Races
141st House District
Terrie E. Wood (Republican) - Incumbent; 7,005
Terrie E. Wood (Independent); 1,443

147th House District
Matt Blumenthal (Democrat) - Incumbent; 1,130
Dan Maymim (Republican); 942

Local Races
Registrar of Voters
Susan K. Gray (Democrat) - Incumbent; 5,683
John Visi (Republican) - Incumbent; 6,671

Board of Education
Michael J. Burke (Democrat) - Incumbent; 5,836
Sara Parent (Democrat); 6,356
David P. Dineen (Republican) - Incumbent; 6,386
Dennis Maroney (Republican) - Incumbent; 6,149

Representative Town Meeting (Non-Partisan)
District 1
Sarah M. Baldwin - Incumbent; 990
Amy Barsanti - Incumbent; 1,084
Reed W. Barthold; 1,026
Curtis A. Butler - Incumbent; 929
Diane G. Conologue - Incumbent; 957
Casey Mecsery - Incumbent; 911
Holly S. Mitchell; 989

District 2
Vincent Arguimbau - Incumbent; 618
Elisabeth C. Bacon - Incumbent; 846
Michael A.P. Casolo - Incumbent; 762
James H. Howe - Incumbent; 870
Cheryl Russell - Incumbent; 837
Clara C. Sartori - Incumbent; 876
Barbara L. Thorne - Incumbent; 900
Michael C. Wheeler - Incumbent; 781
Penelope Wilson - Incumbent; 781

District 3
Jack H. Davis - Incumbent; 946
Eric D. Golus - Incumbent; 916
Petr Marousek - Incumbent; 954
Marcy A. Minnick - Incumbent; 971
Edward A. Washecka - Incumbent; 928
Lisa Yarnell - Incumbent; 957
Scott Zimmerman - Incumbent; 947

District 4
Werner Domittner - Incumbent; 880
Lucy Fiore - Incumbent; 894
Michael G. Heitz - Incumbent; 834
Rolf C. Obin - Incumbent; 783
Brian J. Rayhill - Incumbent; 929
Jan Raymond - Incumbent; 854
Linda S. Terhune - Incumbent; 910

District 5
Mark R. Adiletta - Incumbent; 842
David F. Bayne - Incumbent; 857
Lindsay Kelly - Incumbent; 835
Harry D. McLachlin - Incumbent; 798
Sheila B. Sherwood - Incumbent; 821

District 6
Frank H. Adelman - Incumbent; 845
Virginia S. Jijon-Caamano - Incumbent; 813
Susan R. Lauritzen - Incumbent; 807
Richard Poli - Incumbent; 824
Robert A. Werner - Incumbent; 842