WESTON, CT — Democrats saw widespread success in Tuesday's midterm elections, with victories across the country and a sweep of Connecticut's statewide races.
Gov. Ned Lamont secured a third term, while Democrats won all five of Connecticut's congressional seats, including U.S. Rep. Jim Himes in the 4th District.
Attorney General William Tong, Secretary of the State Stephanie Thomas, Treasurer Erick Russell and Comptroller Sean Scanlon also won reelection.
In Weston, voters favored Democratic candidates across the ballot, including First Selectwoman Samantha Nestor, who won the 26th State Senate District race. Voters also rejected all three proposed Town Charter amendments, according to the reported local vote totals.
Below are Weston's unofficial Nov. 3 election results, according to Connecticut's Election Management System.
Candidates confirmed to have won their respective races are listed in bold.
Wexler ran unopposed.
Weston voters rejected all three proposed amendments to the Town Charter, according to the unofficial totals provided.
"Shall the Charter be revised to change the limitation on majority party representation on Boards and Commission from a bare majority to the maximum number permitted under State law (C.G.S. 9-167a) (Art. 1, 1.8)?"
"Shall the Charter be amended to eliminate the ability of the Annual Town Budget Meeting to reduce or eliminate any item in the budget prior to the budget going directly to referendum for approval or disapproval by the voters (Art.9, 9.5)?"
"Shall the remaining proposed Charter amendments contained in the Final Report of the Charter Revision Commission, dated July 13, 2026, as approved by the Board of Selectmen on July 23, 2026, be approved?"
Results are unofficial and subject to certification.
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