Here's How Stamford Residents Voted In 2018 Midterm Elections

STAMFORD CT — Here are unofficial election results for each federal, state and local races in Stamford. The vote totals come from the Secretary of State's Office and reflect vote totals as of Wednesday morning.

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This is how Stamford residents voted on election day. (Note some candidates were listed on the ballot more than once under different parties and we've included all of those results; name in bold are the overall winners):

Governor's Race

Ned Lamont and Susan Bysiewicz, 27,048 or 62.14%
Bob Stefanowski and Joe Markley, 14,913 or 34.26%
Ned Lamont and Susan Bysiewicz, 399 or 0.92%
Bob Stefanowski and Joe Markley, 565 or 1.30%
Rodney Hanscomb and Jeffrey Thibeault, 174 or 0.40%
Mark Stewart Greenstein and John Demitrus, 36 or 0.08%
Oz Griebel and Monte E Frank, 390 or 0.90%
Lee Whitnum and Jacey Wyatt 0 or 0.00%

U.S. Senate Race

Christopher S Murphy, 29,253 or 67.94%
Matthew Corey, 12,651 or 29.38%
Christopher S Murphy, 700 or 1.63%
Richard Lion, 283 or 0.66%
Jeff Russell, 165 or 0.38%
Fred Linck, 4 or 0.01%
Kristi L Talmadge, 0 or 0.00%

U.S. Representative, 4th District

Jim Himes, 28,339 or 67.60%
Harry Arora, 13,003 or 31.02%
Harry Arora, 578 or 1.38%
Yusheng Peng, 0 or 0.00%

State Senate, 36th District

Alexandra "Alex" Bergstein, 6,968 or 59.61%
L Scott Frantz, 4,500 or 38.49%
L Scott Frantz, 150 or 1.28%
Megan E Cassano, 72 or 0.62%

State Senate, 27th District

Carlo Leone, 20,915 or 67.22%
Jerry Bosak, 9,335 or 30.00%
Jerry Bosak, 491 or 1.58%
Cora M Santaguida, 373 or 1.20%

State Representative, 144th District

Caroline Simmons, 7,242 or 100.00%

State Representative, 145th District

Patricia Billie Miller, 4,580 or 82.60%
Fritz Blau, 965 or 17.40%

State Representative, 146th District

David Michel, 5,913 or 72.37%
Dan Pannone, 2,257 or 27.63%

State Representative, 147th District

Matt Blumenthal, 5,397 or 60.52%
Anzelmo Graziosi, 3,369 or 37.78%
Anzelmo Graziosi, 152 or 1.70%

State Representative, 148th District

Daniel J Fox, 5,013 or 75.76%
Philip Balestriere, 1,604 or 24.24%

State Representative, xxth District

Livvy Floren, 2,297 or 100.00%

Secretary of State

Denise W Merrill, 27,177 or 64.13%
Susan Chapman, 13,512 or 31.89%
Denise W Merrill, 431 or 1.02%
Susan Chapman, 613 or 1.45%
Heather Lynn Sylvestre Gwynn, 252 or 0.59%
S Michael DeRosa, 390 or 0.92%

Treasurer

Shawn Wooden, 26,446 or 62.31%
Thad Gray, 14,003 or 32.99%
Shawn Wooden, 1,007 or 2.37%
Thad Gray, 651 or 1.53%
Jesse Brohinsky, 337 or 0.79%
W. Michael Downes, 0 or 0.00%

Comptroller

Kevin Lembo, 26,368 or 63.16%
Kurt Miller, 13,498 or 32.33%
Kevin Lembo, 551 or 1.32%
Kurt Miller, 643 or 1.54%
Paul Passarelli, 395 or 0.95%
Edward G Heflin, 293 or 0.70%

Attorney General

William Tong, 27,824 or 65.57%
Sue Hatfield, 12,983 or 30.60%
William Tong, 674 or 1.59%
Sue Hatfield, 648 or 1.53%
Peter D Goselin, 302 or 0.71%

Probate Judge

Gerald Fox III, 31,822 or 100.00%

Board of Education*

David Mannis, 25,778 or 28.46%
Jon Carlo Gallup, 23,378 or 25.81%
Jackie Pioli, 27,904 or 30.81%
Michael Schmidt, 3,499 or 3.86%
Mike Altamura, 5,842 or 6.45%
Frank Cerasoli, 4,165 or 4.60%

*Mannis, Gallup and Pioli are all Democrats, and based on regulations, only one person from the same party could obtain one of the posts.

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