Democrat Ned Lamont led Republican Ryan Fazio in Granby’s vote for governor Tuesday, while Democrat Kim Becker outpolled Republican Mark W. Anderson in the town’s portion of the 62nd House District race. (Renee Schiavone/Patch)
GRANBY/EAST GRANBY, CT — Democrat Ned Lamont led Republican Ryan Fazio in both Granby and East Granby Tuesday, while just one vote separated the 61st House District candidates in East Granby's unofficial tally.
Republican Tami Zawistowski received 1,285 votes across the Republican and Independent lines in East Granby, compared with 1,284 for Democrat James Mol. Those figures cover East Granby only, rather than the entire district.
In Granby's portion of the 62nd House District, Democrat Kim Becker received 3,250 votes to Republican Mark W. Anderson's 2,572. Democrat David W. Kiner led Republican John A. Kissel in both towns' voting for the 7th Senate District. In Granby's portion of the 8th Senate District, Democrat Paul Honig led Republican Michael R. Criss.
Lamont and running mate Susan Bysiewicz received 3,316 votes in Granby, compared with 2,526 for Fazio and Matt Corey. In East Granby, Lamont and Bysiewicz received 1,416 votes to Fazio and Corey's 1,163. Democrat Luke Bronin led Republican Amy Chai and Green Party candidate Mary L. Sanders in both towns' voting for Congress.
The Granby figures come from the town's head moderator's return printed at 1:52 a.m. Nov. 4. East Granby's figures come from unofficial results displayed on the Connecticut Secretary of the State's election reporting system, with its one precinct reporting.
Editor's note: These are separate town totals, rather than full districtwide results, and do not establish overall winners in races that include other communities. Results remain subject to updates. Bold numbers combine each candidate's party lines; figures in parentheses show the individual line counts in the order listed.
Governor And Lieutenant Governor
Granby
Ned Lamont and Susan Bysiewicz, Democratic/Working Families — 3,316 (3,198 + 118)
Ryan Fazio and Matt Corey, Republican/Independent — 2,526 (2,385 + 141)
Zenobia Adgers and Rick Adgers, write-in — 0
Christian Noe and Michael S. Grant, write-in — 0
L. Lee Whitnum and David Spirt, write-in — 0
East Granby
Ned Lamont and Susan Bysiewicz, Democratic/Working Families — 1,416 (1,364 + 52)
Ryan Fazio and Matt Corey, Republican/Independent — 1,163 (1,107 + 56)
Zenobia Adgers and Rick Adgers, write-in — 0
Christian Noe and Michael S. Grant, write-in — 0
L. Lee Whitnum and David Spirt, write-in — 0
U.S. House, 1st Congressional District
Granby
Luke Bronin, Democratic — 3,475
Amy Chai, Republican — 2,215
Mary L. Sanders, Green — 90
Mark Stewart Greenstein, write-in — 0
East Granby
Luke Bronin, Democratic — 1,511
Amy Chai, Republican — 990
Mary L. Sanders, Green — 42
Mark Stewart Greenstein, write-in — 0
State Senate, 7th District
Granby
David W. Kiner, Democratic/Working Families — 3,026 (2,893 + 133)
John A. Kissel, Republican/Independent — 2,393 (2,254 + 139)
East Granby
David W. Kiner, Democratic/Working Families — 1,430 (1,365 + 65)
John A. Kissel, Republican/Independent — 1,126 (1,069 + 57)
State Senate, 8th District — Granby Only
Paul Honig, Democratic/Independent — 219 (212 + 7)
Michael R. Criss, Republican — 174
State House, 62nd District — Granby Only
Kim Becker, Democratic/Working Families — 3,250 (3,123 + 127)
Mark W. Anderson, Republican/Independent — 2,572 (2,442 + 130)
William Tong, Democratic/Working Families — 3,459 (3,312 + 147)
John Bolton, Republican — 2,324
East Granby
William Tong, Democratic/Working Families — 1,503 (1,428 + 75)
John Bolton, Republican — 1,043
Granby reported 5,871 voters participated, out of an active list of 8,558 that included 60 Election Day registrations — about 68.6 percent. The return lists 2,718 early ballots counted.