Reports are coming in from sources at Democratic mayoral candidate David Martin's camp that Republican candidate Michael Fedele has called Martin to concede.
Final Update: Results
Below, as votes are tallied, this page will update with numbers. These results are unofficial until otherwise noted.
Democrat:
David Martin -
Republican/Independent:
Michael Fedele -
Unaffiliated:
Kathleen Murphy -
John Zito -
Board of Representatives
District 1
Democrats:
Lyda Ruijter - 687
Republicans:
Kieran Ryan - 847
Mary Uva - 830
District 2
Democrats:
Elaine Mitchell - 339
Ben Velishka - 292
Republicans:
Fritz Blau - 169
Green Party:
David Michel -
District 3
Democrats:
Terry Adams - 190
Elise Coleman - 198
Republicans:
Carol Ann McClean - 68
Christopher Zapata - 61
Green Party:
Joel Furst -
District 4
Democrats:
Willy Giraldo - 304
Mary Savage - 399
Republicans:
Jose Maldonado - 204
District 5
Democrats, running unopposed:
Gloria DePina - 359
Lyla Wallace - 348
District 6
Democrats, running unopposed:
David Kooris - 350
Annie Summerville - 348
District 7
Democrats:
Monica Di Costanzo - 459
Jay Fountain - 419
Republicans:
Anthony Imbrogno - 198
Al Sgritta - 148
Green Party:
Zoe DeVito -
District 8
Democrats:
Anabel Figueroa - 445
Eileen Heaphy - 407
Republicans:
Phil Balestriere - 291
District 9
Democrats:
Valerie McNeil - 263
Shella Merritt - 230
Republicans:
Francky Trofort - 178
Green Party:
Cora Santaguida -
District 10
Democrats:
Philip Giordano - 395
Mavina Moore - 357
Republicans:
Eva Maldonado - 230
Carlos Rivera - 176
Green Party:
Clausel Berrouet -
District 11
Democrats:
Cynthia Reeder - 500
John Zelinsky - 529
Republicans:
Daniel Pannone - 390
District 12
Democrats:
Brien Buckman - 370
Marion McGarry - 411
Republicans:
Carola Cammann - 234
Green Party:
Rolf Maurer -
District 13
Democrats:
Eric Morson - 574
Keith Silver - 819
Republicans:
Harry Day - 895
Ralph Loglisci - 731
Green Party:
Nathan Cloutier -
District 14
Republicans, running unopposed:
Gabe DeLuca - 620
Carl Franzetti - 595
District 15
Republicans, running unopposed:
Frank Cerasoli - 539
Joseph Coppola - 624
District 16
Democrats:
Jonathan Hoffman - 679
Matt Quinones - 712
Republicans:
Demetrios Frazis - 817
Paul Longo - 684
District 17
Democrats:
Suzanne Doyle - 565
Republicans:
Mary Fedeli - 701
Art Layton - 506
District 18
Republicans, running unopposed:
James Caterbone -
J.R. McMullen -
District 19
Democrats:
Randy Skigen - 881
Republicans:
Gail Okun - 901
Annie Selkovitz Taylor - 869
District 20
Democrats:
Susan Nabel - 862
Republicans:
Mike Lombardo - 846
Dennis Mahoney - 960
Green Party:
Thaddeus (Ted) Hanser -
***
Specific totals were not in for the following races by about midnight Tuesday, but the Registrar's Office declared, unofficially, the winners as follows:
***
Board of Education
Party Restrictions indicate Democrats can only win two seats in this race.
Democrats:
Geoff Alswanger
Richard Lyons
Republicans:
John F.X. Leydon Jr.
***
Board of Finance
Party Restrictions indicate Democrats can only win one seat in this race.
Democrats:
Richard Freeman
Republicans:
Gerry Bosak
Sal Gabriele
***
Town Clerk
Republicans:
Donna Loglisci
***
Constable
Democrats:
Gloria DePina
Jon Gallup
Philip Giordano
Ralph Serafino
Republicans:
Bill Kemp
Ralph Loglisci
Joseph Tarzia
Updated, Nov. 5, 5:15 p.m.
As of 5:15 p.m. Tuesday, voter turnout for the 5 p.m. hour came in at 14,989 across all districts, less than 5,000 more than the 10,868 total at 2 p.m. and shy of even 30-percent of the roughly 59,100 registered voters in the city of Stamford.
Polls are open until 8 p.m. Tuesday, so there's still 2.5 hours of solid voting opportunity left. Be sure to participate in your civic duties!
***
Updated, Nov. 5, 12:12 p.m.
As of 2:15 p.m. on Tuesday, voter turnout for the 2 p.m. hour stood at 10,868 across all districts, just shy of 20-percent of the roughly 59,100 registered voters in the city of Stamford.
Polls are open until 8 p.m. Tuesday, so be sure to make a visit to participate in your civic duties! Check out the videos above of candidates Fedele, Martin & Zito telling voters to do just that!
***
Updated, Nov. 5, 12:12 p.m.
As of just after noon on Tuesday, voter turnout so far by 11 a.m. stood at 7,004 across all districts, a touch over 12-percent of the roughly 59,100 registered voters in the city of Stamford.
Polls are open until 8 p.m. Tuesday, so be sure to make a visit to participate in your civic duties! Check out the videos above of candidates Fedele, Martin & Zito telling voters to do just that!
***
Tuesday is Election Day! A day where we cast our ballots and elect our leaders and participate like good citizens should in our hard-fought freedom to participate in a democracy. Real men and women have lost real lives fighting for your ability to choose your own leader, so make sure you don't squander the opportunity and get out there and have your voice heard!
This page will be updating throughout the day with pertinent information and election results, so be sure to check back!
Below, you'll find all the information you need for the Election Day festivities on Tuesday. First, you'll find a list of all the candidates running for each of the open seats available throughout the city, followed by a list of the polling locations around town. If you're unsure of your proper voting district, check out this link at the Stamford city government website and plug in your address. Polls open at 6 a.m. and stay open until 8 p.m.
If you haven't registered to vote yet, Tuesday will be the first time Connecticut voters can register on election day and cast their ballot right then and there. Here's the low-down on that.
Here are the Stamford Polling Locations. Again, polls are open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. and if you're unsure of your voting district location, plug in your address here.:
Final Update: Results
Below, as votes are tallied, this page will update with numbers. These results are unofficial until otherwise noted.
Democrat:
David Martin -
Republican/Independent:
Michael Fedele -
Unaffiliated:
Kathleen Murphy -
John Zito -
Board of Representatives
District 1
Democrats:
Lyda Ruijter - 687
Republicans:
Kieran Ryan - 847
Mary Uva - 830
District 2
Democrats:
Elaine Mitchell - 339
Ben Velishka - 292
Republicans:
Fritz Blau - 169
Green Party:
David Michel -
District 3
Democrats:
Terry Adams - 190
Elise Coleman - 198
Republicans:
Carol Ann McClean - 68
Christopher Zapata - 61
Green Party:
Joel Furst -
District 4
Democrats:
Willy Giraldo - 304
Mary Savage - 399
Republicans:
Jose Maldonado - 204
District 5
Democrats, running unopposed:
Gloria DePina - 359
Lyla Wallace - 348
District 6
Democrats, running unopposed:
David Kooris - 350
Annie Summerville - 348
District 7
Democrats:
Monica Di Costanzo - 459
Jay Fountain - 419
Republicans:
Anthony Imbrogno - 198
Al Sgritta - 148
Green Party:
Zoe DeVito -
District 8
Democrats:
Anabel Figueroa - 445
Eileen Heaphy - 407
Republicans:
Phil Balestriere - 291
District 9
Democrats:
Valerie McNeil - 263
Shella Merritt - 230
Republicans:
Francky Trofort - 178
Green Party:
Cora Santaguida -
District 10
Democrats:
Philip Giordano - 395
Mavina Moore - 357
Republicans:
Eva Maldonado - 230
Carlos Rivera - 176
Green Party:
Clausel Berrouet -
District 11
Democrats:
Cynthia Reeder - 500
John Zelinsky - 529
Republicans:
Daniel Pannone - 390
District 12
Democrats:
Brien Buckman - 370
Marion McGarry - 411
Republicans:
Carola Cammann - 234
Green Party:
Rolf Maurer -
District 13
Democrats:
Eric Morson - 574
Keith Silver - 819
Republicans:
Harry Day - 895
Ralph Loglisci - 731
Green Party:
Nathan Cloutier -
District 14
Republicans, running unopposed:
Gabe DeLuca - 620
Carl Franzetti - 595
District 15
Republicans, running unopposed:
Frank Cerasoli - 539
Joseph Coppola - 624
District 16
Democrats:
Jonathan Hoffman - 679
Matt Quinones - 712
Republicans:
Demetrios Frazis - 817
Paul Longo - 684
District 17
Democrats:
Suzanne Doyle - 565
Republicans:
Mary Fedeli - 701
Art Layton - 506
District 18
Republicans, running unopposed:
James Caterbone -
J.R. McMullen -
District 19
Democrats:
Randy Skigen - 881
Republicans:
Gail Okun - 901
Annie Selkovitz Taylor - 869
District 20
Democrats:
Susan Nabel - 862
Republicans:
Mike Lombardo - 846
Dennis Mahoney - 960
Green Party:
Thaddeus (Ted) Hanser -
***
Specific totals were not in for the following races by about midnight Tuesday, but the Registrar's Office declared, unofficially, the winners as follows:
***
Board of Education
Party Restrictions indicate Democrats can only win two seats in this race.
Democrats:
Geoff Alswanger
Richard Lyons
Republicans:
John F.X. Leydon Jr.
***
Board of Finance
Party Restrictions indicate Democrats can only win one seat in this race.
Democrats:
Richard Freeman
Republicans:
Gerry Bosak
Sal Gabriele
***
Town Clerk
Republicans:
Donna Loglisci
***
Constable
Democrats:
Gloria DePina
Jon Gallup
Philip Giordano
Ralph Serafino
Republicans:
Bill Kemp
Ralph Loglisci
Joseph Tarzia
Updated, Nov. 5, 5:15 p.m.
As of 5:15 p.m. Tuesday, voter turnout for the 5 p.m. hour came in at 14,989 across all districts, less than 5,000 more than the 10,868 total at 2 p.m. and shy of even 30-percent of the roughly 59,100 registered voters in the city of Stamford.
Polls are open until 8 p.m. Tuesday, so there's still 2.5 hours of solid voting opportunity left. Be sure to participate in your civic duties!
***
Updated, Nov. 5, 12:12 p.m.
As of 2:15 p.m. on Tuesday, voter turnout for the 2 p.m. hour stood at 10,868 across all districts, just shy of 20-percent of the roughly 59,100 registered voters in the city of Stamford.
Polls are open until 8 p.m. Tuesday, so be sure to make a visit to participate in your civic duties! Check out the videos above of candidates Fedele, Martin & Zito telling voters to do just that!
***
Updated, Nov. 5, 12:12 p.m.
As of just after noon on Tuesday, voter turnout so far by 11 a.m. stood at 7,004 across all districts, a touch over 12-percent of the roughly 59,100 registered voters in the city of Stamford.
Polls are open until 8 p.m. Tuesday, so be sure to make a visit to participate in your civic duties! Check out the videos above of candidates Fedele, Martin & Zito telling voters to do just that!
***
Tuesday is Election Day! A day where we cast our ballots and elect our leaders and participate like good citizens should in our hard-fought freedom to participate in a democracy. Real men and women have lost real lives fighting for your ability to choose your own leader, so make sure you don't squander the opportunity and get out there and have your voice heard!
This page will be updating throughout the day with pertinent information and election results, so be sure to check back!
Below, you'll find all the information you need for the Election Day festivities on Tuesday. First, you'll find a list of all the candidates running for each of the open seats available throughout the city, followed by a list of the polling locations around town. If you're unsure of your proper voting district, check out this link at the Stamford city government website and plug in your address. Polls open at 6 a.m. and stay open until 8 p.m.
If you haven't registered to vote yet, Tuesday will be the first time Connecticut voters can register on election day and cast their ballot right then and there. Here's the low-down on that.
Here are the Stamford Polling Locations. Again, polls are open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. and if you're unsure of your voting district location, plug in your address here.:
- District 1: Our Lady Star of the Sea, 1170 Shippan Ave
- District 2: Neighbors Link, 75 Selleck Street
- District 3: South End Community Center, 137 Henry Street
- District 4: K.T. Murphy School, 19 Horton Street
- District 5: Yerwood Center, Fairfield Ave/W Main Street
- District 6: Faith Tabernacle Baptist Church, 29 Grove Street
- District 7: Julia A. Stark School, 398 Glenbrook Road
- District 8: DOMUS, Frank St. Entrance
- District 9: Westover School, 412 Stillwater Avenue
- District 10: Cloonan Middle School, 11 West North St.
- District 11: First Presbyterian Church, 1101 Bedford Street
- District 12: Stamford High School - rear entrance, 55 Strawberry Hill Avenue
- District 13: Roxbury School, 751 West Hill Road
- District 14: Stillmeadow School, 800 Stillwater Road
- District 15: Dolan Middle School, 51 Toms Road
- District 16: Turn of River School, 117 Vine Road
- District 17: Springdale E. School - rear entrance, 1127 Hope Street
- District 18: Davenport Ridge School, 1300 Newfield Avenue
- District 19: Long Ridge Church, 455 Old Long Ridge Road
- District 20: Scofield Middle School, 641 Scofieldtown Road
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