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Thank you, Greenwich!

A community we can all be proud to call home!

To the more than 60% of registered Greenwich voters who turned out to vote: thank you for making your voices heard.

To our poll workers, Registrars of Voters, and Town Clerk and their teams: thank you for the care and hard work that make our elections possible.

And to the Greenwich residents who stepped forward to run for office: thank you for your willingness to serve our community.

2026 Election Results: Greenwich Votes

Results as of November 4, 2026

These figures show votes cast in Greenwich, rather than full statewide or district totals. Candidates are listed separately for each party line.

D = Democratic R = Republican I = Independent WF = Working Families. Percentages may not total 100% due to rounding or omitted ballot lines.

State Senator • District 36

Candidate	Party	Vote %
Jill Oberlander	D	53.95%
Joe Kelly	R	44.22%
Joe Kelly	I	1.84%

State Representative • District 149

Candidate	Party	Vote %
Amiel Goldberg	D	43.97%
Tina Courpas	R	53.29%
Tina Courpas	I	2.74%

State Representative • District 150

Candidate	Party	Vote %
Steve Meskers	D	62.49%
Jonathan Charles Goldstein	R	37.51%

State Representative • District 151

Candidate	Party	Vote %
Hector Arzeno	D	55.74%
Michael S. Mason	R	42.07%
Hector Arzeno	I	2.19%

Representative in Congress • District 4

Candidate	Party	Vote %
Jim Himes	D	60.18%
Michael Ted Goldstein	R	38.51%
Benjamin Wesley	I	1.32%

Governor and Lieutenant Governor

Candidate	Party	Vote %
Ned Lamont and Susan Bysiewicz	D	54.91%
Ryan Fazio and Matt Corey	R	42.29%
Ned Lamont and Susan Bysiewicz	WF	1.04%
Ryan Fazio and Matt Corey	I	1.76%

Secretary of the State

Candidate	Party	Vote %
Stephanie Thomas	D	54.72%
Peter Lumaj	R	42.17%
Stephanie Thomas	WF	1.04%
Stephanie Thomas	I	2.07%

Treasurer

Candidate	Party	Vote %
Erick Russell	D	52.03%
Fred Wilms	R	44.84%
Erick Russell	WF	1.18%
Fred Wilms	I	1.95%

Comptroller

Candidate	Party	Vote %
Sean Scanlon	D	52.72%
Jennifer S. Tooker	R	44.32%
Sean Scanlon	WF	1.05%
Sean Scanlon	I	1.90%

Attorney General

Candidate	Party	Vote %
William Tong	D	55.71%
John Bolton	R	42.72%
William Tong	WF	1.57%

Judge of Probate • District 54

Candidate	Party	Vote %
David W. Hopper	R	100.00%

Registrar of Voters

Candidate	Party	Vote %
Mary Hegarty	D	54.52%
Fred DeCaro III	R	43.72%
Fred DeCaro III	I	1.76%

For current returns and complete race totals, visit Connecticut's election reporting portal and select the election and Greenwich.

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Source: Connecticut election reporting portal; Greenwich results as of November 4, 2026. Turnout confirmed by the Greenwich Registrars of Voters. Results are subject to updates and certification.

Watch Ask Greenwich’s Election Officials

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Recorded September 22, 2026: Greenwich election officials answer questions about absentee ballots, early voting, and voting on Election Day.

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Trust & Transparency:
How Connecticut Conducts Its Elections

Learn firsthand how the people who administer our elections safeguard them. Watch this presentation from the League of Women Voters of Connecticut and hear directly from election officials and a voting technology expert.

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Featured speakers

Jennifer Barahona — Deputy Secretary of the State
Ryan Burns — Executive Director, State Elections Enforcement Commission
Alexander Russell — UConn Professor, Voting Technology Research Center
Brenda Falusi — Registrars of Voters Association of Connecticut
Lisa Dalton — President, Connecticut Town Clerks Association

GREENWICH COMMUNITY TV
PURA PRELIMINARILY DENIES REGIONAL TAKEOVER

In February, the League of Women Voters of Greenwich was one of a number of organizations submitting comments opposing a proposal before the Connecticut Public Utilities Regulatory Authority (PURA). The proposal would have replaced Greenwich’s long-standing, town-focused community-access television model with a regionalized system operated by Nutmeg Public Access Television.

LWVG raised concerns that the proposal would make it harder for residents to find and watch Greenwich-specific government meetings and would weaken local control of an important public-information resource. Our comments were grounded in the League’s commitment to government transparency and an informed electorate.

PURA has now issued a preliminary decision denying Nutmeg’s petition. A final decision is expected late in September 2026. Until that decision is issued, LWVG will continue to monitor the proceeding.

Please read LWV Greenwich's letter opposing this proposal:
Letter to PURA re: GCTV

We Are Seeking
Nominations

Are you or someone you know passionate about empowering voters, promoting voter education, and fostering informed citizen participation in our elections? The LWV Greenwich invites you to apply to become a member of the Board of Directors or one of our Board Committees, where you can make a lasting impact on our democracy. We are currently seeking individuals to join our Communications Committee to help with press releases and social media.

The LWV Greenwich is renowned for its nonpartisan voter education initiatives. By joining us, you'll actively contribute to expanding voter access, promoting fair elections, and engaging Greenwich citizens in the democratic process. Your efforts will ensure everyone's voice is heard!

If you are interested please contact us!

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