Greenwich Election Results 2019: Vote Totals For Every Race

GREENWICH, CT — Republican candidate Fred Camillo is the projected winner in Greenwich's first selectman race, according to results from Republican headquarters. Camillo beat Democratic candidate Jill Oberlander by a margin of more than 1,000 votes, according to preliminary numbers.

Unofficial results as of 11:15 p.m. had Camillo beating Oberlander, with 10,045 votes for Camillo and 7,466 votes for Oberlander.

Republican candidate and Camillo's running mate Lauren Rabin was also the projected winner in the selectman race, beating incumbent Sandy Litvack. According unofficial results, Rabin received 9,633 votes and Litvack received 7,457.

See also: Camillo On First Selectman Win: 'Thank You Greenwich'

For the position of town clerk, unofficial results indicate Carmella Budkins, a Republican, won out over Democratic challenger Mary Saleeby, with 9,606 votes for Budkins and 7,310 votes for Saleeby, according to unofficial results.

For tax collector, unofficial results indicate Republican challenger Heather Smeriglio beat Democratic incumbent Howard Richman, with 9,125 votes for Smeriglio and 7,737 votes for Richman, according to unofficial results.

For the Board of Estimate and Taxation, all 12 candidates on the ballot were guaranteed a seat on the board.

The six elected Democrats are Elizabeth Krumeich (7,296 votes), David Weisbrod (6,664 votes), Leslie Moriarty (7,348 votes), Miriam Kreuzer (6,575 votes), Laura Erickson (7,206 votes) and Jeffrey Ramer (6,667 votes). The six elected Republicans are Leslie Tarkington (9,137 votes), Karen Fassuliotis (9,029 votes), Michael Mason (8,883 votes), Bill Drake (8,955 votes), Andy Duus (8,514 votes) and Debra Hess (8,994 votes).

According to the Greenwich Time, the GOP also regained control of the finance board, which has been under Democratic control for the past two years, with Republicans outpolling the Democrats by a total of 53,299 votes to 41,646 votes.

For the Board of Education, Democratic candidates Karen Hirsh and Christina Downey won seats on the board, outpolling fellow Democratic candidate Gaetane Francis. Joe Kelly and Karen Kowalski, both Republicans also won seats on the board.

According unofficial results, Hirsh received 7,805 votes, Downey received 8,243 votes, Francis received 6,844 votes, Kelly received 10,196 votes and Kowalski received 10,635 votes.

For the Board of Assessment Appeals, Mark Pruner (Republican) received 10,197 votes, Jeff Reardon (Republican) received 10,046 votes, Jack Kriskey (Republican) received 9,979 votes and Joseph Huley (Democrat) received 7,498 votes.

For constables, unofficial results indicate Donna Maloney (Republican) received 9,755 votes, John Thompson (Republican) received 8,632 votes, Bob Dustin (Republican) received 8,577 votes, Martin Blanco (Republican) received 8,526 votes, Dawn Fortunato (Democrat) received 7,442 votes and Donnie Romeo (Democrat) received 7,394 votes.

Here's are the unofficial vote totals for all of the candidates who ran for a seat on the RTM:

1st District

Andrea Edwards Anthony (431 votes), Katharine Ashworth (373), Joshua Hamilton Brown (326), Carl G. R. Carlson (322), Edward Dadakis (343), Laura Feda (341), Alison Ghiorse (380), Dean C. Goss (300), Dean L. Goss (276), Judith Goss (359), Alanna Hynes (388), Frederick Lee Jr. (297), William Lewis Jr. (344), Jaysen Lee Medhurst (279), Elizabeth "Sanders" Mills (499), Ryan Oca (344), Daniel Quigley (351), Robert Robins (319), Helma Varga (396), Marla Weston (346), Maxwell Wiesen (270) and Lihong Zhang (384).

2nd District

Frank Baratta (294 votes), Michael Basham (399), Duncan Burke (383), Nancy Burke (464), Donald Conway (370), Jessica Delguercio (376), Laura Gladstone (397), Kenneth Greenberg (240), Jill Kelly (479), Michele Klosson (348), Katherine LoBalbo (345), Kristine Lowe (324), Brad Markowitz (322), Mary Ellen Markowitz (389), Cecilia Morgan (280), Wilma Nacinovich (420), Lorelei O'Hagan (283), Averardo "Aldo" Pascarella (400), Pragati Soni (279), Eileen Toretta (427), Erika Walsh (393) and Douglas Wells (276).

3rd District

Louise Bavis (236), Martin Cristian Blanco (220), Elias Judd Cohen (205), Thomas Philip Conelias (268), Ed Lopez (274), Rosalind Nicastro (232), Sylvester Pecora Sr. (267), Adam Rothman (195), Steven Paul Rubin (219) and Allison Walsh (260).

4th District

Javier Alejandro Aleman (292), Robert Tuthill (278), Ronald Francis Carosella (305), Donald Vitti (356), Andrea Casson (324), Lucy Von Brachel (366), Elizabeth "Liz" Eckert (449), Bonnie Zeh (312), Robert McKnight Jr. (321), Alex Popp Jr. (356), Maria Madeleine Popp (389), Romulo Samaniego (282), Diego Sanchez (365), Josiane Schaffner-Parnell (286), Ryan Smith (274), Samarpana Tamm (298) and John Thompson (366).

5th District

In the fifth district, the choices for the Representative Town Meeting are Jennifer Baird (581), Joseph Benoit Jr. (643), Edward Broadhurst III (794), Nancy Cooper (779), Stephanie D'Alton Barrett (512), Stephen Dolan (616), Allison "Icy" Frantz (1,003), Paul Herman (509), Lucy Krasnor (536), Hale Hunter McSharry (548), Anna Monteiro (474), Paul Olmsted (703), Danyal Ozizmir (779), Christopher J.A. "Skip" Parker Jr. (634), Bruce Pflug (612), Patricia "Patty" Roberts (697), Allison Rogers (730), Ashley M.B. Smith (666), Joan Button Thakor (563), Peter Van Duyne (677), Kathryn Louise Walker (478), Catherine Whitaker (743).

6th District

Thomas Byrne (578), Marilyn Ross Cahn (433), Robert Cenci (461), Carol Ducret (670), Candace Garthwaite (608), Coline Jenkins (530), Gunnar Klintberg (440), Leander Krueger (536), Arline Lomazzo (482), Brian Maher (508), Stephen Meskers (720), Jo Ann Dagy O'Hara (533), Barbara O'Neill (647), Monica Prihoda (525), Victoria Quake (573), David Rudolph (308), Gary Segal (397), David Snyder (423), Janet Stone McGuigan (423), Alexis Voulgaris (533) and Victoria Martin Young (638).

7th District

Debbie Appelbaum (466), Kimberly Morgan Blank (517), Ellen Brennan-Galvin (444), Mary "Nanette" Burrows (512), Thomas Cahill (524), James Edwin Cecil (295), Jill Cobbs (518), Denis Matthew Cronin (295), Alice Duff (624), Kimberly Song Fiorello (499), Elizabeth "Betsy" Galindo (468), William Galvin III (468), Hilary Adams Gunn (463), Lucia D. Jansen (467), Scott Kalb (327), Kamran Ahmad Kashef (291), Elizabeth "Wynn" McDaniel (506), Henry Orphys (373), Doreen Pearson (372), Elizabeth Anne Perry (357), Luke Szymczak (369) and Mike Warner (319).

8th District

Hector Arzeno (637), Lisa Becker Edmundson (680), Peter Berg (818), Francis "Kip" Burgweger Jr. (573), Jill Marie Capalbo (870), Randy Caravella (925), Adele Caroll (591), Neil Caton (464), M. Irene Dietrich (688), Philip Dodson (543), John Eddy (496), Christine Edwards (590), Jennifer Freitag (662), Dana Gordon (622), Carlton Milo Higbie IV (525), Laura Kostin (687), Richard Margenot (810), Carol Marino-Zelenz (594), Janet McMahon (689), Linda Moshier (756), Cheryl Moss (673), Robert Byford Moss (488), Andrew Oliver II (485), Caryn Rosenbaum (558), Mary "Molly" Saleeby (870) and Alison Soler (607).

9th District

Phyllis Alexander (402), Seth Bacon (357), Michael Brescia (417), Claudia Carthaus (333), Barbara Darula (541), Melissa Evans (407), Betsey Frumin (436), Donna Gaudioso-Zeale (413), Anna Noel Jones (365), Mark Robert Kordick (279), Deborah Krautheim (320), Abbe Large (350), Brian Malin (344), Lauren O'Keefe (490), Brian Richard Raney (358), Ferdinando Schiro (369), Jonathan Shankman (318), Lillian "Sharon" Shisler (338), Joanne Steinhart (371), Patricia "Patti" Strazza "DeFelice" (491), Jane Weisbecker (330) and Carol Zarrilli (457).

10th District

Natalie Adee (602), Gerald Anderson (287), Granit Balidemaj (445), David Blob (258), Peter Jude Collins (516), Allyson Tucker Cowin (528), Mareta Hamre (353), W. Brooks Harris (515), Katherine Hynes (547), Sara Kessler (312), Rachel Khanna (374), Lawence Malkin (365), Nancy Marshall (314), John Mastracchio (313), Diana Dale Singer (464), Alan Small (281), Sheryl Sorbaro (541), Jane Sprung (572), Louisa Stone (415), Joanna Swomley (364), Sophie Marr Veronis (379) and Svetlana Wasserman (364).

11th District

Victoria Bostock (529), Adam Brodsky (496), Thomas Devaney (400), Susan Fahey (679), Tracy Freedman (498), Karen Giannuzzi (540), Margaret Heppelmann (504), Susan Khanna (494), Dana George Neuman (503), Richard Neuman (492), David Oliver (337), Gregg O'Neill Pauletti (370), Ralph Penny (403), Brad Radulovacki (409), Stuart Reider (427), Kimberly Dawn Johnson Salib (506), Michael Spilo (475), Cathryn Fineman Steel (475), Ronald Strackbein (458), Elisabeth "Lisa" Stuart (658), Thomas Meade West (446) and Gregory Zorthian (440).

12th District

Hajime Jonathan Agresta (431), Thomas Agresta (450), Francia Alvarez (502), Craig Amundson (546), Glen Canner (433), Jeffrey Warren Crumbine (491), David De Milhau (364), Ryan Michael Fazio (508), Mary Connolly Flynn (585), Barbara Hindman (749), Mary Keller (538), Paula Legere Mickley (506), Aaron Leonard (375), Robert May (578), Miriam Mennin (450), Ellen Murdock (630), Jocelyn Riddle (441), Joseph Smith Jr. (431), Jane Sulich (520), Donald Whyko (432) and Andrew Winston (463).