Politics & Government

[RESULTS UPDATE] New Canaan 2013 Election Day Hub

Final Update: Results
Below, as votes are tallied, this page will update with numbers.
These results are unofficial. The town clerk will release confirmed numbers on the morning of Nov. 6.
There is potential for these numbers to have altered by that point.

First Selectman
Republican, running unopposed:
Robert Mallozzi III - 2723

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Board of Selectmen
Democrat:
Beth Jones - 1330
Republican:
Nick Williams - 1931

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Councilmen: 
(Voters choose four) 
Democrats: 
Kathleen A. Corbet - 1627
Sven R. Englund - 1407
Jeanne F. Rozel - 1277
Republicans:
John Engel - 1947
Kevin Moynihan - 1923
William W. Walbert - 1924
Penelope L. Young - 1798
Petitioning Candidate:
Roy A. Abramowitz - 526

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Board of Education
 (Voters choose five)
Democrats:
Penny Rashin - 2096
Sheri F. West - 2041
Republicans: 
Sangeeta Appel - 2306
Dionna Carlson - 2320
Jennifer Richardson - 2373

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Board of Assessment Appeals
(Voters choose two)
Democrats: 
Wendy D. Fog - 1465
Republicans: 
Katherine Kane Markiewicz - 2115
Patrick J. McLevey - 1940

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Town Clerk
Republican, running unopposed:
Claudia A. Weber - 2681

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Town Treasurer
Republican, running unopposed:
Andrew Brooks - 2512

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Constables
(Voters choose four)
Democrats:
Cynthia M. Franco - 1369
Arnold M. Karp - 1282
Edward C. Vollmer - 1160
Republicans: 
Austin O. Furst - 1789
Gregory L. Pepe - 1628
John M. Ponterotto - 1809
Van Young - 1772
Green Party:
David Bedell - 276
Hector L. Lopez - 393

Update, Nov. 5, 5:15 p.m.

As of 5:15 p.m. Tuesday, voter turnout for the 5 p.m. hour came in at  1,340 voters in District 1 at the New Canaan High School and 1,040 voters in Districts 2 and 3 at Saxe Middle School, combined totaling 2,380, or just shy of 20-percent of the town's approximate 12,000 registered voters. 

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!

Update, Nov. 5, 2:15 p.m.


As of just after 2 p.m. on Tuesday, turnout for the 2 p.m. hour stood at 881 voters in District 1 at the New Canaan High School and 732 voters in Districts 2 and 3 at Saxe Middle School, combined totaling 1613, or about 13 percent of the town's approximate 12,000 voters. 

Polls are open until 8 p.m. Tuesday, so be sure to make a visit to participate in your civic duties!

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Update, Nov. 5, 11:59 a.m.

As of just about noon on Tuesday, voter turnout so far by 11 a.m. stood at 482 voters in District 1 at the New Canaan High School and 406 voters in Districts 2 and 3 at Saxe Middle School, combined equaling about 8 percent of the town's approximate 12,000 voters.

Polls are open until 8 p.m. Tuesday, so be sure to make a visit to participate in your civic duties!

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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, click this link for a PDF breaking down districts. 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 New Canaan Polling Locations. Again, polls are open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. If you're uncertain of your voting district, click this link for a PDF.

  • District #1 voters
    New Canaan High School, 3 Farm Road
  • District #2 voters
    Saxe Middle School, 468 South Avenue
  • District #3 voters
    Saxe Middle School, 468 South Avenue








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