Preview of Granby Ballot

Granby residents fall into two voting districts. District 1 will vote for the 7th State Senate District and District 2 will vote for the 8th State Senate District.

Governor/Lieutenant Governor:
Republican Party: Thomas C. Foley and
Heather Somers
Democratic Party: Dannel P. Malloy and
Nancy Wyman
Working Families Party: Dannel P.
Malloy and Nancy Wyman
Independent Party: Thomas C. Foley and
Heather Somers
Petitioning Candidates: Joe Visconti and
Chester Frank Harris

US House of Representative for CT
District 1:
Republican Party: Matthew M. Corey
Democratic Party: John B. Larson
Working Families Party: John B. Larson
Green Party: Jeffrey Russell

CT State Senate for the 7th (Granby
District 1)
Republican Party: John A. Kissel
Democratic Party: John Foxx

CT State Senate for the 8th (Granby
District 2).
Republican Party: Kevin D. Witkos
Democratic Party: Melissa E. Osborne
Independent Party: Kevin D. Witkos

62nd State House Representative
Republican Party: Bill Simanski

CT Secretary of State:
Republican Party: Peter Lumaj
Democratic Party: Denise W. Merrill
Working Families Party: Denise W.
Merrill
Independent Party: Peter Lumaj
Green Party: S. Michael DeRosa

CT Treasurer:
Republican Party: Timothy W. Herbst
Democratic Party: Denise L. Nappier
Working Families Party: Denise L.
Nappier
Independent Party: Timothy W. Herbst

CT Comptroller
Republican Party: Sharon J.
McLaughlin
Democratic Party: Kevin Lembo
Working Families Party: Kevin Lembo
Independent Party: Sharon J.
McLaughlin
Green Party: Rolf W. Maurer

CT Attorney General:
Republican Party: Kie Westby
Democratic Party: George Jepsen
Working Families Party: George Jepsen
Independent Party: Kie Westby
Green Party: Stephen E. Fournier

Judge of Probate for Simsbury

Regional:
Republican Party: Cynthia C. Becker
A Constitutional Amendment Ballot
Question

The following question will also appear
statewide on the November ballot:
1. Shall the Constitution of the State be
amended to remove restrictions
concerning absentee ballots and to
permit a person to vote without
appearing at a polling place on the day
of an election?
This ballot initiative, if passed, will
allow the opportunity for state statutes to
be amended by the legislature in future
sessions regarding no excuse absentee
balloting and early voting. Currently the
Connecticut State Constitution prohibits
both.

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