Durham Election Results 2021: Vote Totals For Every Candidate

DURHAM, CT — Durham voters headed to the polls Tuesday for the 2021 municipal election. Several seats in local government were up for grabs.

Durham had a referendum on the following question on the closing of an elementary school: "Shall the regional School District 13 Plan of Regionalization be amended to authorize the Region 13 Board of Education to close John Lyman Elementary School in the Town of Middlefield?"

Voters supported the measure 998 to 465, according to unofficial results the town's website.

The following are unofficial vote totals for each race:

Board of Finance (Full-Term, Vote For Up To Two)
Democrat: Molly Nolan: 850
Republicans: James C. Martinelli: 1,177, Carleton L. Stoup, Sr.: 1,121

Board of Finance (To Fill Vacancy, Vote For Up To Two)
Democrat: Eileen Buckheit: 857
Republicans: Robert S. Guynn: 1,073, Chuck Stegnel: 1,201

Board of Assessment Appeals
Republican: Chad Spooner: 1,320

Planning and Zoning Commission (Vote For Up To Five)
Democrats: Christopher Balay: 830, Jacob Mattison: 791, Joshua Eddinger: 851, Janet Morganti: 880
Republicans: James E. Piotrowski: 1,050, James W. Frazier: 1,049, Philip S. Augur: 1,087, James C. Martinelli: 1,024, Michael R. Dahlheimer: 1,108

Planning and Zoning Alternate
Democrat: John DeNunzio: 867
Republican: John E. Batorski: 1,028

Zoning Board of Appeals
Republicans: Robert E. Francis: 1,301, Jonathan D. Scagnelli: 1,254

Zoning of Appeals Alternate
Democrat: Maya Perry Liss: 823
Republican: Gail E. Foreman: 1,065

Regional Board of Education (Four-Year Term)
Democrats: Christine Geraci: 852, Robert Moore: 887, Andrew Taylor: 839
Republicans: Amanda V. Betty: 1,041, Lindsay E. Dahlheimer: 1,061, John Mennone: 1,027

Regional Board of Education (Two-Year Term)
Democrat: Norman Hicks: 860
Republican: Jason H. Stone: 1078