NOTE: Election results will be posted here as they come in after the polls close on Nov. 6.
Election results will be gathered from the Associated Press for statewide races and the Second Congressional District and from local party headquarters for state House and Senate Districts. All results are preliminary and unofficial until certified by the Connecticut Secretary of the State. Results will automatically update every few minutes.
2018 ELECTION RESULTS
State Senate State House of Representatives Governor U.S. Congress Local ReferendaAll vote tallies are unofficial Winner
STATE SENATE
19th Senate District
20th Senate District
33rd Senate District
STATE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
37th House District
38th House District
39th House District
40th House District
41st House District
42nd House District
43rd House District
46th House District
47th House District
139th House District
U.S. Congress
2nd Congressional District
Referenda
Groton Charter Revision
"Shall the Town of Groton Charter be amended and revised, all as set forth in the November 2017 final report of the 2016 Town of Groton Charter Revision Commission, and as on file with the Town Clerk?"
Ledyard Charter Revision
"Shall the Town of Ledyard charter be revised as presented in the final report dated June 7, 2018?"
Town of Ledyard Charter Revision
Montville Road Improvements Bonds
"Shall the Town of Montville appropriate $10 million for road improvements and pavement projects and authorize the issuance of general obligation bonds and notes in the same amount to finance said appropriation?"
Town of Montville Road Bonds
Election News
Davison ousts Mark Brown from Mohegan council in special election do-over
Ken Davison, a longtime advocate for transparency in tribal affairs, has unseated Mark Brown, winning a redo of a December special election Brown won by a single vote.
Leaders of state political parties urge town committees to hold remote meetings
Political town committees hold meetings in late March to elect local officers and delegates to state and General Assembly endorsement conventions.
A Connecticut presidential primary that might never be
Gov. Ned Lamont on Thursday used his powers under the public-health emergency to postpone April 28 presidential primary due to the coronavirus pandemic.
