How Windsor Voted: See The 2026 Election Totals

WINDSOR, CT — Democrat Ned Lamont led Republican Ryan Fazio in Windsor’s vote for governor Tuesday, while Luke Bronin led Amy Chai and Mary L. Sanders in the town’s voting for Congress.

Lamont and running mate Susan Bysiewicz received 9,810 votes across two party lines, compared with 3,236 for Fazio and Matt Corey, according to Windsor’s Nov. 3 election return.

In the state legislative races, Maryam Khan led Tim Knotts in Windsor’s portion of the 2nd Senate District; David W. Kiner led John A. Kissel in the town’s portion of the 7th; and Jane Garibay led Chantelle Ankerman in the town’s portion of the 60th House District. Kyle Anderson received 4,421 votes in Windsor for the 5th House District, while the listed write-in candidate received none.

Editor’s note: These are Windsor-only totals from the town’s election-night report. They do not establish the overall winners of races that include other communities. Results remain subject to updates. Bold numbers combine each candidate’s party lines; the figures in parentheses show the individual line counts in the order listed.

Governor And Lieutenant Governor

• Ned Lamont and Susan Bysiewicz, Democratic/Working Families — 9,810 (9,493 + 317)
• Ryan Fazio and Matt Corey, Republican/Independent — 3,236 (2,995 + 241)
• 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

• Luke Bronin, Democratic — 9,972
• Amy Chai, Republican — 2,626
• Mary L. Sanders, Green — 197
• Mark Stewart Greenstein, write-in — 0

State Senate, 2nd District

• Maryam Khan, Democratic — 8,734
• Tim Knotts, Republican — 2,636

State Senate, 7th District

• David W. Kiner, Democratic/Working Families — 848 (811 + 37)
• John A. Kissel, Republican/Independent — 507 (475 + 32)

State House, 5th District

• Kyle Anderson, Democratic — 4,421
• Charles Windsor Jackson III, write-in — 0

State House, 60th District

• Jane Garibay, Democratic/Working Families/Independent — 5,658 (5,330 + 203 + 125)
• Chantelle Ankerman, Republican — 2,079

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Windsor voters also cast ballots for the following statewide offices and registrar positions:

Secretary Of The State

• Stephanie Thomas, Democratic/Working Families/Independent — 10,117 (9,558 + 354 + 205)
• Peter Lumaj, Republican — 2,700
• Matthew Hallock, write-in — 0

Treasurer

• Erick Russell, Democratic/Working Families — 9,768 (9,405 + 363)
• Fred Wilms, Republican/Independent — 3,135 (2,952 + 183)

Comptroller

• Sean Scanlon, Democratic/Working Families/Independent — 9,976 (9,452 + 336 + 188)
• Jennifer S. Tooker, Republican — 2,751

Attorney General

• William Tong, Democratic/Working Families — 10,096 (9,698 + 398)
• John Bolton, Republican — 2,745

Registrar Of Voters

• Jillian A. Brimecombe, Democratic — 9,771
• Victoria Virgo-Christie, Republican — 2,841

The town reported 13,145 voters participated, out of an active list of 20,661 that included Election Day registrations — about 63.6 percent.

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