Politics & Government

Newtown 2019 Local Elections: Turnout Above 25 Percent

Here's what you need to know concerning the 2019 Newtown local elections including the candidates, polling places, voting hours and more.

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NEWTOWN, CT — Voters will head to the polls Tuesday, Nov. 5 to vote in Newtown’s municipal election. So far turnout is 25.04 percent of eligible voters as of 5 p.m. with more than 4,400 ballots cast, according to the town website.

Polls are open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Voters who are in line before 8 p.m. will be able to vote even after the deadline passes. You can find your poll location at the Secretary of the State website by inputting your information.

First Selectman Daniel Rosenthal is running unopposed, but there are still several contested races.

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Candidate NameParty
First Selectman--Vote for One 12/01/2019--12/01/2021
Daniel RosenthalD
Selectman--Vote for One 12/01/2019--12/01/2021
Maureen Crick OwenD
Jeffrey CapeciR
Council District 1--Vote for Any Four 12/01/2019--12/01/2021
Paul LundquistD
Chris EideD
Judit DeStefanoD
William DeRosaR
Charles GardnerR
Cathy ReissR
Council District 2--Vote for Any Four 12/01/2019--12/01/2021
Clinton DePaoloD
Jordana BloomD
Daniel HonanD
Dan WiedemannR
Ryan KnappR
David SchillR
Council District 3--Vote for Any Four 12/01/2019--12/01/2021
Carol WalshD
Alison PlanteD
Chris SmithD
Phil CarrollR
Rance ThompsonR
Andrew ClureR
Board of Finance--Vote for Any Six 12/01/2019--12/01/2021
Chris GardnerD
Steve HindenD
Ned SimpsonD
Keith AlexanderD
John Madzula IIR
Sandy RoussasR
Joseph GirgaskyR
Matthew MihalcikR
Board of Education--Vote for Any Three. Three to be Elected. Not More Than Two From One Party. 12/01/2019--12/01/2023
Rebekah Harriman-StitesD
John VourosD
Dennis BrestovanskyR
Deborra ZukowskiR
Board of Assessment Appeals Full Term--Vote for One 12/01/2019--12/01/2023
Alex VillamilD
James McFarlandR
Board of Assessment Appeals To Fill Vacancy for Two Years--Vote for One 12/01/2019--12/01/2021
Brynn CullenD
Seth G CohenR
Planning and Zoning Commission--Vote for Any Three 12/01/2019--12/01/2023
Corrine CoxD
Benjamin TobyD
Dennis BloomR
Roy MeadowsR
Jim SwiftR
Planning and Zoning Commission Alternates--Vote for Any Three 12/01/2019--12/01/2021
David RosenD
Andrew MaroneD
David RuhsR
Nick CabralR
Zoning Board of Appeals--Vote for Any Three 12/01/2019--12/01/2023
Ross CarleyD
Prerna RaoD
Jane SharpR
Andrew T GarthwaitR
Zoning Board of Appeals Alternates--Vote for Any Three 12/01/2019--12/01/2021
Christina ParadisD
Joe BojnowskiD
Rachel RowanR
Robin BuchananR
Police Commissioners--Vote for Any Three 12/01/2019--12/01/2023
Joan PlouffeD
Joel FaxonD
Neil ChaudharyR
Brian BuddR
Board of Managers of Edmond Town Hall Full Term--Vote for One 12/01/2019--12/01/2025
Herb RosenthalD
Margot HallR
Board of Manager of Edmond Town Hall To Fill Vacancy for Two Years--Vote for One 11/01/2019--12/01/2021
Lisa SchwartzD

Connecticut offers Election Day registration, but those who arrive need to be registered by 8 p.m. in order to vote. Unlike previously registered voters standing in line before 8 p.m. to registrar won't guarantee the ability to vote.

Emergency application ballots are available for unforeseen circumstances within six days of the election.

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