Fairfield: Your 2014 Midterm Election Results

The results are in and while Gov. Dannel P. Malloy won reelection (officially on Wednesday), the majority of Fairfield voters cast their ballots in favor of challenger Tom Foley.

In Fairfield, Foley received 10,905 votes to Malloy’s 9,907.

In the Fourth U.S. Congressional District race, incumbent Democrat Jim Himes defeated Republican Dan Debicella. Himes also won the Fairfield vote, 10,557 to 9,964. The fourth district covers parts of Fairfield along with parts of Bridgeport, Darien, Easton, Greenwich, Monroe, New Canaan, Norwalk, Oxford, Redding, Ridgefield, Shelton, Stamford, Trumbull, Weston, Westport, and Wilton.

In the 28th District State Senate race, Republican Tony Hwang defeated Kim Fawcett 20,505 to 16,225. In Fairfield, Hwang received 11,822 votes while Fawcett had 9255.

For the 132 District in the State House of Representatives, which covers Fairfield, Republican incumbent Brenda Kupchick defeated Democrat Kevin Coyner 6323 to 3903.

For the 133rd District, which also covers Fairfield, Democrat Cristin McCarthy Vahey defeated Republican Carol Way 4014 to 2716.

For the 134th District, which covers Fairfield and Trumbull, Republican Laura Devlin defeated Democrat Tara Cook-Littman 4542 to 3992. In Fairfield, Devlin received 2,538 votes while Cook-Littman received 2,132.

While the state constitutional amendment question appeared to have failed (final numbers weren’t in as of Wednesday night), voters in Fairfield voted in favor of it by a 9,655 to 8,683 vote.

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