Windsor Locks 2019 Election Results: Vote Totals For Every Race

WINDSOR LOCKS, CT — The polls have closed and the votes have been counted in Windsor Locks's municipal election. There were numerous positions up for grabs as listed below.

FIRST SELECTMAN
Democratic Party J. Christopher Kervick 1,571 53.07%
Republican Party Paul M. Harrington 1,389 46.93%

SELECTMAN
Democratic Party Michelle L. Hill 1,334 45.36%
Republican Party Scott A. Storms 1,607 54.64%

TOWN TREASURER
Democratic Party Cindy B. Cooper 1,207 41.84%
Republican Party Christopher P. LaTournes 1,678 58.16%
TAX COLLECTOR
Republican Party Peter F. Juszczynski 2,390 100.00%

BOARD OF FINANCE FULL TERM
Democratic Party Arsalan Altaf 1,422 22.26%
Democratic Party Nethom Mahmoud Hussein 1,344 21.04%
Republican Party Lori S Quagliaroli 1,928 30.18%
Republican Party Paul E. Riedi 1,695 26.53%

BOARD OF FINANCE TO FILL VACANCY FOR TWO YEARS
Democratic Party Mark Whitten 1,394 49.07%
Republican Party Norman H Boucher 1,447 50.93%

BOARD OF EDUCATION
Democratic Party Margaret Byrne 1,232 42.87%
Republican Party Paige N. LaTournes 1,642 57.13%

BOARD OF ASSESSMENT APPEALS
Republican Party Paul E. Riedi 2,236 100.00%

ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS FULL FIVE YEAR TERM BEGINS 2019
Democratic Party Ron King 1,390 49.66%
Republican Party Leyna T. Erickson 1,409 50.34%

ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS FULL FIVE YEAR TERM BEGINS 2020
Democratic Party Shane O'Connor 1,218 42.62%
Republican Party David G. Montemerlo 1,640 57.38%

ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS TO FILL VACANCY FOR TWO YEAR
Democratic Party Alba Osorio 1,110 39.50%
Republican Party Joseph H. DeLisle, Sr. 1,700 60.50%

ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS ALTERNATE
Democratic Party Daniel S. Merrigan 1,491 52.65%
Republican Party Michael R. Forschino 1,341 47.35%

POLICE COMMISSIONER
Democratic Party Michael Hannaford 1,477 26.07%
Democratic Party Dan Squires 1,607 28.37%
Republican Party Robert E. Crochetiere 1,252 22.10%
Republican Party Douglas C. Glazier, Sr. 1,329 23.46%

FIRE COMMISSIONER
Democratic Party Emily Ahern Randolph 1,336 24.30%
Democratic Party Jon Savino 1,243 22.61%
Republican Party Mark J. Urso 1,431 26.03%
Republican Party Daniel A. Flanagan 1,487 27.05%

PARK COMMISSIONERS
Democratic Party Andrew Hebebrand 1,361 24.88%
Democratic Party Jamie Bonito 1,367 24.99%
Republican Party John M. Farrelly, Jr. 1,359 24.84%
Republican Party Michael W. Erickson 1,383 25.28%

SEWER COMMISSIONERS
Democratic Party Patrick Roy 1,526 55.07%
Republican Party Robert E. Crochetiere 1,245 44.93%

CONSTABLES
Democratic Party Michael Biedrzycki 1,220 12.16%
Democratic Party Hugh J. Donagher 1,230 12.26%
Democratic Party Shane O'Connor 1,396 13.91%
Democratic Party Pete Lambert 1,619 16.13%
Republican Party Daniel A. Flanagan 1,512 15.07%
Republican Party Roger E. Nelson 1,446 14.41%
Republican Party Ian Gragnolati 1,613 16.07%

WINDSOR LOCKS, CT — Democrat Chris J. Kervick is the projected winner for first selectman in Windsor Locks, according to The Journal-Inquirer.

This is a breaking news story. Patch will continue to update election results. Check back for more updates.

WINDSOR LOCKS, CT — Voters will head to the polls Tuesday, Nov. 5 to vote in Windsor Locks’s municipal election. The position of first selectman, spots on the boards of education and selectmen are all up for grabs.

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.

Here are the candidates for competitive races in Windsor Locks:

First Selectman: Democrat J. Christopher Kervick and Republican Paul M. Harrington.

Selectman: Democrat Michelle L. Hill and Republican Scott A. Storms.

Town Treasurer: Democrat Cindy B. Cooper and Republican Christopher P. LaTournes.

Board of Finance full term: Democrats Artsalan Atlaf and Nethom Mahmoud Hussein; Republicans Lori S. Quagliaroli and Paul E. Riedi. Voters will choose two candidates.

Board of Finance two-year term: Democrat Mark Whitten and Republican Norman H. Boucher.

Board of Education: Democrat Margaret Byrne and Republican Paige N. LaTournes.

Zoning Board of Appeals five-year term begins 2019: Democrat Ron King and Republican Leyna T. Erickson.

Zoning Board of Appeals five-year term begins 2020: Democrat Shane O'Connor and Republican David G. Montemerlo.

Zoning Board of Appeals two-year term: Democrat Alba Osorio and Republican Joseph H. DeLisle Sr.

Zoning Board of Appeals alternate: Democrat Daniel S. Merrigan and Republican Michael R. Forschino.

Police Commissioner: Democrats Michael Hannaford, Dan Squires; Republicans Robert E. Crochetiere, Douglas C. Glazier Sr. Voters will choose two candidates.

Fire Commissioner: Democrats Emily Ahern Randolph, Jon Savino; Republicans Mark J. Urso, Daniel A. Flanagan. Voters will choose two candidates.

Park Commissioners: Democrats Andrew Hebebrand, Jamie Bonito; Republicans John M. Farrelly Jr. Voters will choose two candidates.

Sewer Commissioners: Democrat Patrick Roy and Republican Robert E. Crochetiere.

Constables: Michael Biedrzycki, Hugh J. Donagher, Shane O'Connor, Pete Lambert; Republicans Daniel A. Flanagan, Roger E. Nelson, Ian Gragnolati. Voters will choose four candidates.

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 register won't guarantee the ability to vote.

Absentee ballots are also available for those who won't be in town all of election day or for a multitude of other reasons. Voters can also register online prior to the election.