Danbury Election Results 2026: Vote Totals For Every Race And Charter Revisions

DANBURY, 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. Jahana Hayes in the 5th District.

Attorney General William Tong, Secretary of the State Stephanie Thomas, Treasurer Erick Russell and Comptroller Sean Scanlon also won reelection.

In Danbury, voters favored Democratic candidates in state legislative races and approved two proposed revisions to the City Charter, including a measure that would extend municipal elected officials' terms from two years to four years.

Below are Danbury's unofficial Nov. 3 election results, according to Connecticut's Election Management System, with 100 percent of precincts reporting.

Candidates confirmed to have won their respective races are listed in bold.

Governor And Lieutenant Governor

• Ned Lamont/Susan Bysiewicz (D): 12,708
• Ryan Fazio/Matt Corey (R): 8,126
• Ned Lamont/Susan Bysiewicz (Working Families): 539
• Ryan Fazio/Matt Corey (Independent): 378
• Zenobia Adgers/Rick Adgers (Write-in): 0
• Christian Noe/Michael S. Grant (Write-in): 0
• L. Lee Whitnum/David Spirit (Write-in): 0

U.S. House — 5th Congressional District

• Jahana Hayes (D): 12,901
• Chris Shea (R): 7,899
• Jahana Hayes (Working Families): 720
• Jonathan DeBarros (Write-in): 0

State Senate — 24th District

• Julie Kushner (D): 13,055
• Melissa Lindsey (R): 7,505
• Julie Kushner (Working Families): 712
• Melissa Lindsey (Independent): 329

State House — 2nd District

• Raghib Allie-Brennan (D): 2,061
• Deborah K. Rizzo (R): 1,405

State House — 108th District

• Anne Weisberg (D): 858
• Patrick Callahan (R): 764
• Anne Weisberg (Working Families): 53

State House — 109th District

• Farley A. Santos (D): 3,456
• Ed Vachovetz (R): 2,066
• Farley A. Santos (Working Families): 188
• Farley A. Santos (Independent): 70

State House — 110th District

• Bob Godfrey (D): 2,520
• Anthony Rongetti (R): 1,059
• Bob Godfrey (Working Families): 147
• Anthony Rongetti (Independent): 72

State House — 138th District

• Kenneth Gucker (D): 3,940
• Irving Fox (R): 2,545
• Kenneth Gucker (Working Families): 182
• Kenneth Gucker (Independent): 90

Secretary Of The State

• Stephanie Thomas (D): 12,731
• Peter Lumaj (R): 7,636
• Stephanie Thomas (Working Families): 669
• Stephanie Thomas (Independent): 313
• Matthew Hallock (Write-in): 0

State Treasurer

• Erick Russell (D): 12,595
• Fred Wilms (R): 7,736
• Erick Russell (Working Families): 670
• Fred Wilms (Independent): 334

State Comptroller

• Sean Scanlon (D): 12,524
• Jennifer S. Tooker (R): 7,879
• Sean Scanlon (Working Families): 618
• Sean Scanlon (Independent): 299

Attorney General

• William Tong (D): 12,885
• John Bolton (R): 7,804
• William Tong (Working Families): 706

Judge Of Probate — 43rd District

• Joseph DaSilva Jr. (D): 13,278
• Christina DeFeo (R): 7,993

Registrar Of Voters

• Joan G. Bielizna (D): 12,879
• Mary Ann Doran (R): 8,136

Danbury Charter Questions

Danbury voters considered two proposed revisions to the City Charter in the Nov. 3 election, according to unofficial results posted in Connecticut's Election Management System.

Question 1: Four-Year Terms For Municipal Officials

"Shall the Charter of the City of Danbury be revised, as recommended by the Charter Revision Commission and approved by the City Council, to provide that the terms of office for all municipal elected offices, including Mayor, Town Clerk, Treasurer, City Council, Zoning Commission, Zoning Commission Alternates, and Constable, upon the municipal election to be held November 2027, be four (4) years, and to provide that the terms of office for all Board of Education members be revised according to Section 2.2.A(c)(1) of the proposed revised Charter of the City of Danbury?"

• Yes: 2,717
• No: 2,308

Question 2: Other Proposed Charter Revisions

"Shall all other proposed revisions to the Charter of the City of Danbury, as recommended by the Charter Revision Commission and approved by the City Council, as published, posted on the website of the City of Danbury, and further described in the explanatory text issued by the Town Clerk, be approved?"

• Yes: 2,823
• No: 2,084

Results are unofficial and subject to certification.