2026 Connecticut Election: How Vernon Voted

VERNON, CT — Here is how Vernon voted in the 2026 Connecticut election.

The totals are from the secretary of the state's database and combine votes received under each candidate's major-party and cross-endorsement lines, where applicable.

Governor and Lieutenant Governor

• Ned Lamont and Susan Bysiewicz (Democratic/Working Families): 6,756 votes (62.05%)
• Ryan Fazio and Matt Corey (Republican/Independent): 4,132 votes (37.95%)

U.S. House, 2nd Congressional District

• Joe Courtney (Democrat): 7,279 votes (67.45%)
• George Patrick Austin (Republican/Independent): 3,510 votes (32.53%)
• Kyle Gauck (write-in): 2 votes (0.02%)

State Senate, 35th District

• Ethan Werstler (Democratic/Working Families): 6,632 votes (61.42%)
• Jeffrey Gordon (Republican/Independent): 4,166 votes (38.58%)

State House, 53rd District

• Michelle Doucette Cunningham (Democratic/Working Families): 1,177 votes (54.21%)
• Tammy Nuccio (Republican/Independent): 994 votes (45.79%)

State House, 56th District

• Kevin Brown (Democratic/Working Families/Independent): 4,992 votes (66%)
• Andy Tedford (Republican): 2,572 votes (34%)

State House, 57th District

• Jaime S. Foster (Democrat/Independent): 710 votes (100%)

Secretary of the State

• Stephanie Thomas (Democratic/Working Families/Independent): 7,147 votes (66.23%)
• Peter Lumaj (Republican): 3,644 votes (33.77%)

State Treasurer

• Erick Russell (Democratic/Working Families): 6,805 votes (63.21%)
• Fred Wilms (Republican/Independent): 3,960 votes (36.79%)

State Comptroller

• Sean Scanlon (Democratic/Working Families/Independent): 7,114 votes (66.10%)
• Jennifer S. Tooker (Republican): 3,648 votes (33.90%)

Attorney General

• William Tong (Democratic/Working Families): 7,072 votes (65.55%)
• John Bolton (Republican): 3,716 votes (34.45%)

Judge of Probate, 12th District

• Elisa H. Bartlett (Democrat): 7,610 votes (100%)

Note: Vote totals combine votes cast under multiple party lines for the same candidate. Percentages are calculated using the combined candidate totals.