Clinton 2019 Local Elections: Vote Totals For Every Race

CLINTON, CT — The town announces the following unofficial municipal election results:

* denotes winner

TOWN COUNCIL 4-YEAR

Christine Goupil* 1441

Jack Scherban 1282

Dara Onofrio 1062

Tim Guerra 1048

Mark Richards 1245

Dennis Donovan* 1316

Carol Walter* 1399

Chris Aniskovich* 1473

Eric Bergman 1205

Leah Saunders 660

Jane Welch 978

TOWN COUNCIL 2-YEAR

Christine Goupil 1407

Dara Onofrio 1087

Tim Guerra* 1133

Chris Aniskovich 1520

Dennis Donovan 1460

Mark Richards* 1346

Eric Bergman* 1342

BOARD OF EDUCATION

Jason Adler* 1728

Chris Passante* 1689

Catherine Staunton* 1679

Dylan Walter 1420

Jason Feeney 965

John May 811

BOARD OF ASSESSMENT APPEALS

Donald Hansen* 1698

Ona Nejdl 1157

John Escobales 474

BOARD OF ASSESSMENT APPEAL ALTERNATE

Alyson Roberts 1564

Thomas Hollinger* 1569

PLANNING & ZONING

Alan Kravitz* 1612

Martin Jaffe* 1580

Eddie Alberino* 1706

Walter Clark 1494

Adam Moore* 1605

Wayne Buchanan 1458

James Connolly 1442

PLANNING & ZONING ALTERNATE

Will Benoit* 1510

Wayne Buchanan 1482

ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS

Laurie Jaffe 1411

Drew Richards* 1548

George Doerrer* 1444

Lorain Sinister 861

Aldea Savva 572

ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS

Maureen Noonan* 1550

Dylan Walter 1463

POLICE COMMISSION

Peter Niles* 1646

Bruce Farmer 1180

Lou Rosso 1083

Phil Sengle 1022

Rob Derry* 1233

(Original post) CLINTON, CT — Voters will head to the polls Tuesday, Nov. 5 to vote in Clinton’s municipal election. There are numerous positions up for grabs including the town council, boards of education, zoning and police commission.

Polls are open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Voters who are in line before 8 p.m. will be able to vote even after the deadline passes. You can find your poll location at the Secretary of the State website by inputting your information.

In Clinton, the candidates for the town council for a full term are: Democrats, Christine Goupil, Jack Scherban, Dara Onofrio, and Tim Guerra and Republican candidates include: Mark Richards, Dennis Donovan, Carol Walter, and Chris Aniskovich. The Green Party candidate is Eric Bergman. The petitioning candidates are Leah Marie Saunders and Jane Scully Welch. Residents will choose four candidates.

In Clinton, the candidates for a two-year term on the town council are: Democrats, Dara Onofrio, Christine Goupil, and Tim Guerra and Republican candidates are Chris Aniskovich, Dennis Donovan and Mark Richards. The Green Party candidate is Eric Bergman. Residents will choose three candidates.

In Clinton, the candidates for the Board of Education are: Democrats, Jason Adler, and Chris Passante, and Republicans, Catherine Staunton and Dylan Walter. The Green Party candidates are Jason Feeney and John May. You’ll choose three candidates but only two from the same party can be elected.

For Board of Assessment Appeal the candidates are: Donald R. Hansen, a Democrat, Ona Nejdl, a Republican, and Green Party candidate John Escobales.

For Board of Assessment Appeal alternate the candidates are: Democrat, Alyson Roberts, and Thomas Hollinger, a Republican.

For the Planning and Zoning Board the candidates are: Democrats, Alan Kravitz and Martin Jaffe, and Republicans, Eddie Alberino Jr., Walter Clark, Adam Moore, and Wayne Buchanan. The Green Party candidate is James Connoly. Residents will choose four candidates.

For Planning and Zoning Board alternate the candidates are: Democrat, Will Benoit, and Wayne Buchanan, a Republican.

For Zoning Board of Appeals the candidates are: Democrat, Laurie Jaffe, and Republicans Drew Richards and George Doerrer, and Green Party candidates are Lorian Simister and Aldea Savva. Residents will choose two candidates.

For the Zoning Board of Appeals alternate the candidates are: Maureen Noonan, a Democrat, and Republican, Dylan Walter.

And the candidates for Police Commission are: Peter Niles, a Democrat, Republicans, Bruce Farmer and Lou Russo, and Green Party candidates Phil Sengle and Rob Derry. Residents will choose two candidates.

Connecticut offers Election Day registration, but those who arrive need to be registered by 8 p.m. in order to vote. Unlike previously registered voters standing in line before 8 p.m. to register won't guarantee the ability to vote.

Absentee ballots are also available for those who won't be in town all of election day or for a multitude of other reasons. Voters can also register online prior to the election.