Milford Election Results 2021: Vote Totals For Every Race

MILFORD, CT — It was another good night for local Democrats, who retained the mayor and city clerk's spot and continued to enjoy sizeable majorities on the boards of aldermen, education and zoning.

In the Judge of Probate race, which includes Milford and Orange, Win Smith, a Republican, holds a 117-vote advantage over Ben Gettinger with less than 500 votes to be counted.

Democrats will hold a 10-5 majority on the Board of Aldermen and an 8-2 advantage on the Board of Education, though one race may head to a recount.

Mayor Ben Blake, a Democrat, won re-election and City Clerk Karen Fortunati, a Democrat, ran unopposed.

Here are the vote totals for every race in Milford as reported by the Secretary of State's website:

Mayor

• Benjamin Blake, D, 10,131
• Peter Berube, R, 4,536

City Clerk

• Karen Fortunati, D, 10,185

BOARD OF ALDERMEN 1ST DISTRICT

• Michelle Parente, D, 1,574
• Matt Arciuolo, II, D, 1,588
• Tony Giannattasio, R, 1,617
• Jay Tranquilli, R, 1,549

Elected to serve are: Giannattasio, Parente, and Arciuolo.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN 2ND DISTRICT

• Ward Willis, D, 1,389
• Robert Pacelli, Jr., D, 1,434
• Scott Marlow, R, 1,268
• Chris Goulden, R, 1,216

Elected to serve are: Pacelli, Willis, and Marlow

BOARD OF ALDERMEN 3RD DISTRICT

• Brett Broesder, D, 1,310
• Marty B. Hardiman, D, 1,419
• Erik Smith, 1,208
• Michael S. Casey, 1,238

Elected to serve are: Hardiman, Broesder, and Casey

BOARD OF ALDERMEN 4TH DISTRICT

• John Moffitt, D, 1,701
• Phil Vetro, D, 1,781
• Tara Galbo, R, 1,364
• Dan German, R, 1,477

Elected to serve are: Vetro, Moffitt, and German

BOARD OF ALDERMEN 5TH DISTRICT

• Greg Harla, D, 1,760
• Ellen Beatty, D, 1,828
• Suzanne DiBiase, R, 1,575
• Ray Vitali, R, 1,676

Elected to serve are: Beatty, Harla, and Vitali

BOARD OF EDUCATION 1ST DISTRICT

• Gary Peluchette, D, 1,364
• Betsy Ratner, D, 1,472
• Wally Hauck, R, 1,490
• Andy Fowler, R, 1,634

Elected to serve are: Fowler and Hauck barring a potential recount between Hauck and Ratner.

BOARD OF EDUCATION 2ND DISTRICT

• Susan Glennon, D, 1,447
• Meghan Doyle, D, 1,516
• Mark Macchio, R, 1,189

Elected to serve are: Doyle and Glennon

BOARD OF EDUCATION 3RD DISTRICT

• Holly E. Mulrenan, D, 1,378
• Una Petroske, D, 1,259
• William Legere, R, 1,033
• Renee Casey, R, 1,199

Elected to serve are: Mulrenan and Petroske

BOARD OF EDUCATION 4TH DISTRICT

• Rita Hennessey, D, 1,518
• Cindy Wolfe Boynton, D, 1,612
• Raquel Hernandez Bonessi, R, 1,416
• Dolores Rieth Hannon, R, 1,375

Elected to serve are: Boynton and Hennessey

BOARD OF EDUCATION 5TH DISTRICT

• Adam DeYoung, D, 1,637
• Emily McDonough Souza, D, 1,803
• Bill Bevan, R, 1,499
• Terri Smith, R, 1,381

Elected to serve are: Souza and DeYoung

PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD 1ST DISTRICT

• Etan Hirsch, D, 1,920

PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD 2ND DISTRICT

• James Kader, D, 1,368
• Bob Tschilske, R, 1,170

PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD 3RD DISTRICT

• Jim Quish, D, 1,356
• Steve Visconti, R, 1,142

PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD 4TH DISTRICT

• Brian E. Kaligian, D, 2,113

PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD 5TH DISTRICT

• Carl Moore, D, 1,716
• Rick Vizziello, R, 1,468

CONSTABLES

• Sarah S. Ferrante, D, 7,453
• Linda J. Hardiman, D, 7,713
• Shaun Liebskind, D, 6,581
• Theodore O. Boynton, D, 7,536
• Shirley Serrano, R, 6,236
• Frank Musante, R, 6,202
• Steven T. Visconti, R, 6,468
• Ray Kirmaier, R, 5,786