How Windsor Locks And East Windsor Voted In 2026

WINDSOR LOCKS/EAST WINDSOR, CT — Democrat Ned Lamont led Republican Ryan Fazio in both Windsor Locks and East Windsor Tuesday, while the towns voted in different state Senate and House contests.

Lamont and running mate Susan Bysiewicz received 2,683 votes in Windsor Locks to 2,198 for Fazio and Matt Corey. In East Windsor, Lamont and Bysiewicz received 2,284 votes to Fazio and Corey’s 2,015, according to unofficial totals displayed on the Connecticut Secretary of the State’s election reporting system.

Democrat David W. Kiner led Republican John A. Kissel, 2,695 to 2,129, in Windsor Locks’ portion of the 7th Senate District. In East Windsor’s portion of the 3rd Senate District, Democrat Saud Anwar led Republican Eliott Hughes, 2,400 to 1,836.

In Windsor Locks’ House voting, Democrat Jane Garibay led Republican Chantelle Ankerman in the 60th District, and Democrat James Mol led Republican Tami Zawistowski in the 61st. In East Windsor, Democrat Rick LeBorious led Republican Carol Hall in the 59th District. Unopposed Democrat Jaime S. Foster won another term in the 57th House District, receiving 1,268 votes in East Windsor.

Democrat Luke Bronin led Republican Amy Chai and Green Party candidate Mary L. Sanders in both towns’ voting for the 1st Congressional District.

Editor’s note: These are unofficial, separate town totals from state results screenshots supplied to Patch, which show all four precincts reporting in each town. Except for the unopposed House race, these figures do not establish the overall winners of races that include other communities. Bold numbers combine each candidate’s party lines; figures in parentheses show the individual line counts in the order listed.

Governor And Lieutenant Governor

Windsor Locks

• Ned Lamont and Susan Bysiewicz, Democratic/Working Families — 2,683 (2,581 + 102)
• Ryan Fazio and Matt Corey, Republican/Independent — 2,198 (2,101 + 97)
• Zenobia Adgers and Rick Adgers, write-in — 0
• Christian Noe and Michael S. Grant, write-in — 0
• L. Lee Whitnum and David Spirt, write-in — 0

East Windsor

• Ned Lamont and Susan Bysiewicz, Democratic/Working Families — 2,284 (2,208 + 76)
• Ryan Fazio and Matt Corey, Republican/Independent — 2,015 (1,908 + 107)
• Zenobia Adgers and Rick Adgers, write-in — 0
• Christian Noe and Michael S. Grant, write-in — 0
• L. Lee Whitnum and David Spirt, write-in — 0

U.S. House, 1st Congressional District

Windsor Locks

• Luke Bronin, Democratic — 2,911
• Amy Chai, Republican — 1,796
• Mary L. Sanders, Green — 85
• Mark Stewart Greenstein, write-in — 0

East Windsor

• Luke Bronin, Democratic — 2,431
• Amy Chai, Republican — 1,720
• Mary L. Sanders, Green — 68
• Mark Stewart Greenstein, write-in — 0

State Senate, 7th District — Windsor Locks Only

• David W. Kiner, Democratic/Working Families — 2,695 (2,552 + 143)
• John A. Kissel, Republican/Independent — 2,129 (2,023 + 106)

State Senate, 3rd District — East Windsor Only

• Saud Anwar, Democratic/Working Families — 2,400 (2,288 + 112)
• Eliott Hughes, Republican — 1,836

State House, 60th District — Windsor Locks Only

• Jane Garibay, Democratic/Working Families/Independent — 1,683 (1,568 + 77 + 38)
• Chantelle Ankerman, Republican — 1,157

State House, 61st District — Windsor Locks Only

• James Mol, Democratic — 1,074
• Tami Zawistowski, Republican/Independent — 905 (861 + 44)

State House, 57th District — East Windsor Only

• Jaime S. Foster, Democratic/Independent — 1,268 (1,093 + 175)

State House, 59th District — East Windsor Only

• Rick LeBorious, Democratic — 1,305
• Carol Hall, Republican — 1,090

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Here is how residents of each town voted for the other statewide offices and registrar positions:

Secretary Of The State

Windsor Locks

• Stephanie Thomas, Democratic/Working Families/Independent — 2,909 (2,712 + 123 + 74)
• Peter Lumaj, Republican — 1,886
• Matthew Hallock, write-in — 0

East Windsor

• Stephanie Thomas, Democratic/Working Families/Independent — 2,474 (2,286 + 89 + 99)
• Peter Lumaj, Republican — 1,760
• Matthew Hallock, write-in — 0

Treasurer

Windsor Locks

• Erick Russell, Democratic/Working Families — 2,758 (2,617 + 141)
• Fred Wilms, Republican/Independent — 2,023 (1,946 + 77)

East Windsor

• Erick Russell, Democratic/Working Families — 2,320 (2,226 + 94)
• Fred Wilms, Republican/Independent — 1,901 (1,824 + 77)

Comptroller

Windsor Locks

• Sean Scanlon, Democratic/Working Families/Independent — 2,927 (2,722 + 141 + 64)
• Jennifer S. Tooker, Republican — 1,850

East Windsor

• Sean Scanlon, Democratic/Working Families/Independent — 2,454 (2,279 + 91 + 84)
• Jennifer S. Tooker, Republican — 1,763

Attorney General

Windsor Locks

• William Tong, Democratic/Working Families — 2,934 (2,779 + 155)
• John Bolton, Republican — 1,877

East Windsor

• William Tong, Democratic/Working Families — 2,442 (2,326 + 116)
• John Bolton, Republican — 1,789

Registrar Of Voters

Windsor Locks

• Suzanne O’Brien, Democratic — 2,734
• Jennifer Juszczynski, Republican — 1,976

East Windsor

• Michael J. Kowalski, petitioning candidate — 534
• Denise Menard, petitioning candidate — 1,261

Windsor Locks is divided between the 60th and 61st House districts; East Windsor is divided between the 57th and 59th, as described in Patch’s election guide. The House totals above reflect the voters assigned to each district.

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