Stonington Election Results 2019: Vote Totals For Every Race

STONINGTON, CT —In a landslide, Stonington voters chose Democrat Danielle Chesebrough was the town's new First Selectman.

Full results are in on all races including Selectmen, Town Treasurer, boards of finance, education, and assessment appeals, and constables can be viewed directly below.

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Here are the full results:

First Selectman

Democratic Party Danielle Chesebrough 3,253 66.52%
Republican Party John Prue 1,637 33.48%

SELECTMAN
Democratic Party June Diane Strunk 2,982 61.59%
Republican Party Deborah Downie 1,860 38.41%

TOWN TREASURER
Democratic Party Sandy Grimes 2,928 61.15%
Republican Party Dan Booker 1,860 38.85%

BOARD OF FINANCE
Democratic Party Deborah Norman 3,077 27.99%
Democratic Party Bob Statchen 3,106 28.25%
Republican Party David L. Motherway, Jr. 2,475 22.51%
Republican Party Blunt White 2,336 21.25%

BOARD OF EDUCATION
Democratic Party Farouk Rajab 3,211 33.64%
Democratic Party Craig L. Esposito 3,338 34.97%
Republican Party Heidi Simmons 2,997 31.40%

BOARD OF ASSESSMENT APPEALS
Republican Party Gisela M. Harma 3,165 100.00%

CONSTABLES
Democratic Party Raul N. Ferreira 2,534 14.42%
Democratic Party Henry G. SuChy 2,345 13.35%
Democratic Party Eugene E. Pfeifer 2,447 13.93%
Democratic Party Joseph Trelli 2,395 13.63%
Republican Party Jim Kelley 1,923 10.95%
Republican Party I. Susette Tibus 2,057 11.71%
Republican Party Anthony D. Lombardo 1,805 10.27%
Republican Party Dan Booker 2,061 11.73%

Races and candidates

First Selectman

The candidates were Democrat Danielle Chesebrough and Republican John Prue. Winner: Chesebrough

Selectman

The candidates were Republican Deborah Downie and Democrat June Diane Strunk.

Town Treasurer

The candidates were Democrat Sandy Grimes and Republican Dan Booker.

Board of Finance

The candidates wereDemocrats Deborah Norman and Bob Statchen. The Republican candidates were Blunt White and David L. Motherway, Jr.

Board of Education

The candidates were Democrats Farouk Rajab and Craig L. Esposito. The Republican candidate was Heidi Simmons.

Board of Assessment Appeals

The candidate was Republican Gisela M. Harma.

Constables

The candidates were Democrats Raul N. Ferreira, Henry G. Suchey, Eugene E. Pfeifer and Jospeh Trelli. The Republican candidates were Jim Kelley, I. Suzette Tibus, Anthony D. Lombardo and Dan Booker.